Aberdeen have sacked head coach Stephen Robinson after he won just three of 12 Premiership matches this season. Aberdeen sit second bottom after Saturday's 4-0 home defeat by Hibernian became their fourth straight loss in all competitions.
Changes to the coaching staff
Brian Kerr and Stephen Craigan have also left Aberdeen, with Stuart Duff placed in interim charge.
Robinson left St Mirren for Aberdeen in March, agreeing a contract until the summer of 2029. He departs after 28 games in all competitions with a record of 11 wins, five draws and 12 defeats. Robinson previously managed Oldham Athletic, Motherwell, Morecambe and St Mirren.
Miller assesses the defeat
Club hero Willie Miller described Saturday's result as “utterly embarrassing”, going on to tell BBC Sportsound listeners that Robinson resembled “a man lost”.
Former Aberdeen captain, manager and director Willie Miller said: “The players aren't up to scratch, not up to playing at this level and dealing with high-ish expectations.”
Fixtures after the international break
After the international break, Aberdeen travel to face Kilmarnock on 21 November, then visit Rangers three days later before their next home game against Dundee on 28 November.
Players and summer recruitment
Goalkeeper Marius Muller, full-back Nesta Guinness-Walker and top scorer Kevin Nisbet have played in every league game. Aberdeen made 15 signings during the summer.
