Stephen Robinson has a simple approach to winning round Aberdeen fans unconvinced he is the right man for the manager's job.
"Win football matches," the former St Mirren and Motherwell boss said.
"Quite simple. I say to people, make your own opinion when you see the team play. Sometimes there's a lot of false narratives in football.
"You can't fight every single critic. My body of work should speak for itself."
Robinson, who has signed a three-year deal at Pittodrie, led Motherwell to a third-place finish and two cup finals.
He then secured three top-six finishes with St Mirren and won the League Cup, having guided both clubs into Europe.
"Listen, if Jurgen Klopp was appointed, there would be somebody not happy," he added.
"I can deal with that, I am very confident in my own ability and the staff I have brought with me, and I am also confident when I look around that there's a real willingness for everyone to come together. And I aim to do that.
"I'm as ambitious as every Aberdeen fan. We aim to meet those expectations."
