The Irishman is now facing mounting pressure to keep his job after Reds slumped to 11th in the Premiership table…

Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has vowed to fight for his future at Pittodrie after home supporters turned on him during a 4-0 defeat to Hibernian. Disgruntled fans chanted for his dismissal as the Dons suffered another heavy home loss. Following the match, Robinson acknowledged the performance and result were unacceptable and took personal responsibility, while confirming he had not received word regarding his status from chairman Dave Cormack or the board.
Robinson defended his record and insisted he still believes in his ability to reverse the club's poor form despite growing pressure. Aberdeen missed several scoring opportunities before Hibs capitalized on theirs, while captain Kevin Nisbet faced ironic cheers from supporters when substituted. Adding to Aberdeen's difficulties, midfielder Connor Ronan was forced off with a hamstring injury during the defeat.
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