We asked you Aberdeen fans for your thoughts on the 1-1 draw against Falkirk, which was the first game in charge for new head coach Stephen Robinson. Here's a taste of what you had to say…
Arch: One point is no good at this stage. The first thing Robinson needs to do is tell his players the game lasts 90 minutes. On the plus side they actually scored! That’s close to miraculous. And they were never behind. Maybe all is not yet lost.
Still wondering why it took so long to get a manager. Was that down to 'Pfaff-and-stall'?
David: We have a goalkeeper that comes diving out like Superman one minute, then stays on his line the next. Marko Lazetic needs to try and watch the flight of the ball instead of looking at the centre-backs all the time. I was pleased to see us start with two up top, although they need better service from the wide areas.
Niall: Expectations were raised with a potential new manager bounce and then an opportunist Kevin Nisbet goal, which should have seen the Dons grab a precious three points.
The late sucker-punch goal was such a disappointment, but exposed the reality of the Dons' frailties in defence, and particularly the inability to defend cross balls. This has to be one of Robinson's main key areas to improve as it's been an achilles heel all season.
Martin: Clear-out needed at season’s end, starting from the back and right through to the top. Robinson has a big, big job on his hands and I hope he gets the time to do it.
All are underperforming and don't looking interested at all. There's too many to mention but I'll back Robinson. We need to give him time, though.
Sandy: Needs a big clear out in the summer. Nicolas Milanovic and Marko Lazetic first to go. Whose idea was it to sign them? These two are as bad as Kusini Yengi. Graeme Shinnie is past it and needs to be shipped out. Good luck getting half-decent players in, and that is if we’re not in the Championship.
Ross: Falkirk exemplified what we should be aiming for; clearly playing like a team that know each other well. Robinson’s main job is to get his players to know each other better. Dylan Lobban showed the right attitude, heartening that Robinson recognised this straight away!
Willem: Horrendous, I’ve not seen us this bad. There is no football left in this team, just kick the ball away and hope for the best. We’ve only gone backwards since Jimmy Thelin was sacked. No football, no vision, no future.
