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Robinson Departs St Mirren for Aberdeen Challenge
12 Mar
Summary
- Manager Stephen Robinson leaves St Mirren after four successful years.
- He guided the team to three consecutive top-six finishes.
- Robinson led St Mirren to a League Cup victory over Celtic.
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has departed the club to join Aberdeen, a move that has been met with gratitude from his former employers. Robinson spent four successful years at the helm in Paisley, guiding the team to three consecutive top-six finishes in the league.
His tenure will be fondly remembered for returning the club to European competition for the first time in 37 years. A significant highlight was leading St Mirren to a Premier Sports Cup victory over Celtic in December, a feat that will be etched in the club's history.
Chairman John Needham expressed sincere thanks for Robinson's tremendous contributions, stating he departs with the best wishes of everyone at St Mirren after outstanding service. CEO Keith Lasley acknowledged disappointment but respected Robinson's desire for a new challenge.
An interim management team, comprising Craig McLeish, Jamie Langfield, and Allan McManus, will oversee the club during the transition. The club's immediate focus is on appointing a new manager and finishing the season strongly, with the Scottish Cup semi-finals on the horizon.
