We asked for your views after Aberdeen appointed Stephen Robinson as their new head coach.
Here's what some of you said:
Calum: Conflicted. Never been a fan of Robinson’s but the way the process has played out is shambolic, it feels like the club had no other choice than to get anyone in as soon as they could. Fed up with all of this – I just want my club to do well, win games and offer some excitement. He’s here now, so guess it’s back to hoping for the best and seeing how it goes.
Graeme: I am done with the club. Supported them all my life but Dave Cormack has led them from one disastrous appointment to another. I don’t see this being any different.
Stuart: Superb appointment but should have been made earlier. This will give everyone at the club a lift, especially the players, so I urge the fans to give him a huge Pittodrie welcome on Saturday.
Mike: Great appointment, at last we have the right man. Everyone needs to get behind him.
Scott: He’s undoubtedly an improvement on Peter Leven but a massive downgrade on the other managers we’ve been linked with. Can’t help but feel like we’ve been massively let down by the board for the umpteenth time this season. Not sure I fancy a trip back to Pittodrie any time soon.
Kevin: Give the man time and a couple of transfer windows to settle the team, but this could have been done weeks ago. We are a big team in Scotland but not in the wider world. Let’s just wait to see what Mr Robinson can do.
Niall: I am excited by this appointment given Stephen’s pedigree and undoubted knowledge of the league. The style of football that he has cultured is much more attractive than where the Dons have been for years. There’s lots of work to be done and it’s just disappointing how the board have dithered for two months during which time the club’s form has deteriorated rapidly. Let’s all get behind him now and move forward.
William: Since sacking Derek McInnes, Aberdeen have had an obsession with trying to play fancy football with scant regard for doing the basics which is the cornerstone of successful sides. Robinson will get back to those basics, demand hard work and hopefully build from there.
