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Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin admitted there is a lack of confidence among the playing squad at Pittodrie after a controversial 2-1 defeat to Livingston in the cinch Premiership on Saturday.
Jim Goodwin believes only time will tell if his bold decisions on the future of his underperforming Aberdeen stars will prove to be the correct one.
The 22-year-old was dismissed by referee Alan Muir for ‘denying the opposing team or an opponent a goal or an obvious goalscoring opportunity as defined by Law 12’ when he fouled Ross McCrorie around an hour into the Scottish Premiership match.
Restored to his favoured right wing-back role after a spell as an auxiliary centre-back, the 25-year-old played a big part in Hibs’ opener at Pittodrie, his cross being diverted past Joe Lewis by Dons defender Calvin Ramsay.
It is easy to acknowledge the excitement the Scottish Cup semi final draw has generated in the capital but as Chris Cadden mulled over defeat at Pittodrie he said there is too much riding on the league games that precede that Hampden showcase for Hibs players to allow themselves to get swept up in that.
Lewis Ferguson claimed red-carded Ryan Porteous tried to get in his head on Saturday afternoon.
Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin believes the Dons can still salvage their season by grabbing a top-six spot following their vital 3-1 win over Hibernian.
Chuffed Jim Goodwin claimed his first win as Aberdeen manager and then urged his players to restore even more pride by gatecrashing the top six.