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'Aberdeen hunt yet another manager after ill-fated Robinson reign'

'Aberdeen hunt yet another manager after ill-fated Robinson reign'
BBC Sport Monday 09 November 2026, 21:39 UTC 1 min read
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Stephen Robinson's tenure as head coach panned out as many Aberdeen fans feared it would, writes BBC Scotland's Liam McLeod.

Stephen Robinson's tenure as head coach panned out as many Aberdeen fans feared it would, writes BBC Scotland's Liam McLeod.
Aberdeen (LOCATION) Robinson (PERSON) Stephen Robinson's (PERSON) BBC Scotland's (ORG) Liam McLeod (PERSON)
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