Robinson to judge new Aberdeen side '15 games in'
Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson says it would be "crazy" to judge his new-look side so early in the Scottish Premiership season. The Dons have been dealt a tough hand in their opening quartet of league fixtures, a sequence that included games against the top three teams from last term – Celtic, Hearts and Rangers.
Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has warned against premature judgment of his new side, as the Dons face a challenging start to the Scottish Premiership. The team has been tested with a tough fixture list, including matches against the top three sides from last season – Celtic, Hearts and Rangers. After a winning start with a victory over Hearts, the Dons have suffered losses to Dundee and both Old Firm rivals.
Robinson emphasizes that it is too early to judge the team's performance, stating that they will improve as they bond as a unit and gain more experience. Despite tough results, Robinson remains confident in the squad's potential for a successful season. Aberdeen will seek to turn things around against Kilmarnock at home, who have lost all four of their opening matches.
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