Andy Considine snubs Jim Goodwin in Aberdeen farewell as club hero pens poignant goodbye

Pittodrie legend Andrew Considine has unsurprisingly snubbed Jim Goodwin in his Aberdeen farewell message.

The former Scotland defender made his final appearance in the weekend draw with St Mirren to bring down the curtain on his 19 years with the Dons.

Considine’s relationship with the current manager has been somewhat strained since he was told he would not be getting his contract renewed back in April.

Considine, writing on Instagram, said: ”To all the managers and staff I have worked under - forever grateful to Steve Paterson for my debut.

"Jimmy Calderwood for the trust he had in me to play so many games as a young lad and my first taste of European football - that season getting to the last 32 was so special.

"Mark McGhee and his staff for the time he was manager, to have been coached by a Gothenburg legend was a huge honour.

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"Craig Brown and Archie Knox, two gentlemen who I hold in very high regard for all they have done in their managerial careers and the only manager to make me club captain for six months.

"Derek [McInnes] and Tony [Docherty] brought the best out of me as a player, we made so many finals and great European victories.

"During those eight years we had so many strong teams and