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Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson insists his side have to start building on the platform they give themselves after Saturday’s win over St Mirren
Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has urged his players to show sustained bravery and build consistency following their 3-1 victory over St Mirren. The win moved Aberdeen to the fringe of the William Hill Premiership top six after second-half adjustments allowed the Dons to regain control of the match.
Brad Lyons initially put Aberdeen ahead before Eseosa Sule equalized for the visitors. Kevin Nisbet restored the lead following a saved penalty, and substitute Ayoub Mouloua sealed the 3-1 win, condemning Craig McLeish's St Mirren side to a fifth consecutive defeat.
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