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Cadden wants Aberdeen reaction to Rangers loss

Chris Cadden says Aberdeen have to regroup and come back stronger after Sunday's narrow Scottish Premiership defeat by Rangers. Lawrence Shankland's late penalty was the only goal of the game at Pittodrie, leaving Stephen Robinson's side with three points from their opening three league games. Aberdeen go to champions Celtic on Wednesday before hosting Kilmarnock on Saturday, and Cadden hopes…

Cadden wants Aberdeen reaction to Rangers loss

Chris Cadden calls on Aberdeen to regroup and emerge stronger following their narrow Scottish Premiership defeat to Rangers. The only goal of the match at Pittodrie came from Lawrence Shankland's late penalty. Stephen Robinson's team secured three points from their opening three league games. Aberdeen face champions Celtic on Wednesday and host Kilmarnock on Saturday.

Cadden hopes the team will enter those matches with a positive mindset. Cadden acknowledges there are positives to take but states that the club, players, and manager will not accept losing games. The team is not content with the result and wants to identify areas for improvement. Cadden emphasizes that they are not feeling sorry for themselves and that it's a big week for Aberdeen.

The team must bounce back and focus on improving in the remaining matches. Cadden acknowledges that not every week will be smooth sailing throughout the season and that the team is not naive about this fact. The focus for Wednesday will be on bouncing back.

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