‘Curtains for Robinson’ or can floundering Aberdeen boss survive?

Stephen Robinson has vowed to keep fighting as Aberdeen manager despite mounting pressure following a 4-0 home defeat against Hibernian. The heavy loss left the Pittodrie club in the Scottish Premiership relegation play-off position after enduring four consecutive defeats across all competitions. Home supporters voiced their frustration with boos and chants calling for Robinson's dismissal as he exited the pitch.

Pundits including Willie Miller, Chris Sutton, and Michael Stewart questioned whether the manager can retain his role, with Sutton suggesting the job appears too big for him. Robinson has recorded six victories in 21 league matches since his appointment in March, with chief executive Adrian Bevington now facing a major decision regarding the managerial position.