Jim Goodwin responds to furious Aberdeen fan chant as flops told 'you're not fit to wear the jersey'

Gutted Jim Goodwin held his hands up and admitted he’d failed in his first mission as Aberdeen boss.

The Dons fired another blank in a top six shootout defeat to Ross County to ensure for the first time in nine years they will finish in the bottom half of the table.

Goodwin, who replaced sacked Stephen Glass in February, has won just one of seven games in charge and taken five points from a potential 21.

And he admitted he had enough time to turn their fortunes round.

Instead the Dons are now requiring wins to ensure they don’t get sucked into a relegation fight and had to watch County celebrate sneaking into the top six after Joseph Hungbo’s late penalty separated the sides.

The Dons left the park to a chorus of “You’re not fit to wear the jersey” from brassed off punters.

And the manager, who confirmed Jay Emmanuel Thomas’ exit is imminent, has warned his faltering side to expect big changes in the summer.

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Goodwin said: “We’re all gutted. The dressing room is very flat and the players are hurting just as much as the supporters. It’s a hugely disappointing end to this part of the campaign.

“The season isn’t over, we’ve still got five games to go and we’ve got to try and restore some pride. For a