Aberdeen sack Robinson after league slump
Summary
Aberdeen have sacked head coach Stephen Robinson after a poor start to the Scottish Premiership season. The club sits second bottom after losing four matches in a row, and Stuart Duff will take interim charge.Key Facts
- Robinson won three of Aberdeen’s 12 Premiership matches this season.
- Aberdeen’s 4-0 home defeat by Hibernian on Saturday was the club’s fourth straight loss in all competitions.
- Robinson’s tenure lasted less than eight months; his record across 28 games was 11 wins, five draws and 12 defeats.
- Assistant Brian Kerr and coach Stephen Craigan have also left the club.
- Stuart Duff has been appointed interim manager.
- Robinson joined Aberdeen from St Mirren in March on a contract running until summer 2029.
- Aberdeen signed 15 players during Robinson’s time in charge.
- Aberdeen next play Kilmarnock on 21 November, then visit Rangers three days later.
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