Aberdeen boss Robinson fights for job after 4-0 loss to Hibs
What's next: Aberdeen's chief executive faces a decision with the club sitting in the relegation play-off spot.
Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson is under mounting pressure after his team was routed 4-0 by Hibernian at Pittodrie, a result he called unacceptable. The defeat left Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership relegation play-off place, above only Kilmarnock, after a fourth loss in five league matches. Robinson said he would keep fighting "until told otherwise" but acknowledged he does not control what comes next. Home fans headed for the exits with Aberdeen 2-0 down, and chants calling for his dismissal followed by full time. Robinson, appointed in March, has won six of 21 league games. Former striker Chris Sutton said the job looked too big for him, while BBC pundit Willie Miller said Aberdeen's summer recruitment had been poor.