Chris Cadden was signed by the Irishman in the summer having previously played under him at Motherwell

Aberdeen player Chris Cadden has backed manager Stephen Robinson to turn the club's season around as his new-look squad continues to find its footing at Pittodrie. Aberdeen have struggled to reach top gear this campaign, but Cadden expressed firm confidence in Robinson's coaching ability ahead of Saturday's clash against the manager's former team, St Mirren.
Cadden, who previously played under Robinson at Motherwell, revealed that the manager was a major factor in his decision to move to Aberdeen. He praised Robinson's past track record in the Scottish Premiership, highlighting how well-drilled his teams are both in matches and on the training pitch.
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