"If people are good enough they will play, it doesn’t matter their age. But, they need to be good enough."

Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has praised midfielder Findlay Marshall as an inspiration for the club's academy hopefuls. After previously being told he could leave by former manager Jimmy Thelin and going out on loan to Arbroath, Marshall earned a new contract and a regular place in the first team. Robinson highlighted that young players will be given first-team opportunities if they perform at a high enough level.
Looking ahead, Robinson noted that planning for the January transfer window is underway, though his immediate focus remains on short-term results starting against St Mirren. He also described the current Scottish Premiership as extremely competitive, while medical staff assess striker Ayoub Mouloua following a head knock against St Johnstone.
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