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Aberdeen Part Ways with Coach Robinson, Club Says
Aberdeen said the 51-year-old left after eight months as the club opened a search for its sixth permanent manager since 2021.
- On Monday, Aberdeen Football Club announced it parted company with Head Coach Stephen Robinson after 243 days in charge, ending his eight-month tenure.
- Saturday's 4-0 defeat by Hibs left The Dons languishing in 11th place in the SPFL Premiership, with just three victories from 12 league fixtures and two points above Kilmarnock.
- Assistant Head Coach Brian Kerr and First Team Coach Stephen Craigan also departed the club, while Robinson had vowed to fight on 'until I'm told otherwise' before Saturday's loss.
- Stuart Duff will assume interim charge of first-team training as the club searches for a successor, marking the sixth permanent manager appointment since parting company with Derek McInnes five years ago.
- Chief executive Adrian Bevington is now leading the recruitment process, with the club focused on identifying a candidate to deliver progress across all areas of the football operation.
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Nov 9 : Aberdeen have parted ways with manager Stephen Robinson after a disappointing start to the Premiership season, the club announced on Monday.• The Pittodrie side are second from bottom of the standings, having won three of their opening 12 league matches• Saturday's 4-0 home defeat by Hibern
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