Stephen Robinson has departed Aberdeen following a disastrous start to the season, yet serious questions remain over whether a managerial change alone can resolve the club’s underlying struggles at Pittodrie.
Charlotte Cohen is joined by Michael Grant and JJ Bull to dissect why Robinson’s tenure unravelled so quickly and where accountability sits with the hierarchy and recruitment strategy. Why have the Dons failed to establish stability? What fundamental shifts must the next appointment bring? And should Aberdeen promote from within or pursue an overseas coach capable of delivering the identity and long-term vision the club has sorely lacked?
00:02:04 — Why Robinson had to go
00:03:23 — Why couldn’t he make it work?
00:08:15 — Was Robinson doomed from the start?
00:13:04 — Are Aberdeen’s problems bigger than the manager?
00:16:19 — What must Aberdeen do differently now?
00:21:53 — Who should be the next Dons manager?
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