Aberdeen dismiss Stephen Robinson after four straight defeats
Robinson leaves eight months after joining from St Mirren, with Aberdeen 11th in the Scottish Premiership after a 4–0 home loss to Hibernian.
By GoalPost · Reporting from Reuters (via The Star) and PA (via The Irish News)
Aberdeen said on Monday that they had parted company with head coach Stephen Robinson. Saturday's 4–0 home defeat to Hibernian was their fourth straight loss in all competitions, Reuters reports.
Aberdeen are 11th of 12 with 11 points from 12 league games, two points off the bottom, PA reports. They have won three league games this season. Robinson joined from St Mirren in March. Reuters puts his record at 11 wins, four draws and 12 defeats in 27 games in all competitions.
Coaches Brian Kerr and Stephen Craigan also leave. Stuart Duff takes interim charge, and the club says its search for a permanent replacement is under way.
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