Lee Miller believes Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson has “turned it around” after a shaky start to the season.
Pressure had been building on Robinson after his side only managed one win from their opening five league games.
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However, after booking their spot in the League Cup semi-finals, winning 4-0 in the league at Motherwell and drawing at Hibs, there is a more positive mood around Pittodrie.
Miller – who played 120 times for Aberdeen – praised how Robinson has managed the past few months.
“Robinson has managed the situation really well, in terms of when the chips are down,” Miller said.
“He’s got a backroom staff there. He’s got players there that are behind him and backing him.”
Miller believes the comprehensive victory at Fir Park could give Robinson’s side “real belief and confidence” moving forward, but insists Robinson will not get “carried away” going into the international break.
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