Ahead of Aberdeen’s Premiership match against Hibernian on Tuesday night, manager Jimmy Thelin addressed the media, sharing his thoughts on various topics. Thelin revealed that he and the players “had a good chat” following Saturday’s league loss to St Mirren, stating he was “not happy” with their initial performance in that game. He emphasized that his role at Aberdeen is a “long term process” and expressed his belief that the recent defeat would have no lasting effect. Regarding the upcoming challenge from Hibernian, Thelin commented that consulting the league table is “a mistake,” acknowledging that “they are a good team.” However, he stressed his conviction that “it is better to focus on what we can do.” Addressing the intensifying festive fixture schedule, Thelin discussed utilizing his full squad. He specifically noted the “impressive” contributions from players such as James McGarry and Jack Milne, adding, “when it is time for them I am going to trust them 100%.” Providing an injury update, Thelin stated that Angus MacDonald is expected to miss one additional game, while Pape Habib Gueye continues to be unavailable. Post navigation BBC Football Writer Identifies Liverpool’s Top Contract Priority Rangers Manager Clement: Team ‘In Good Place’ for Tottenham Test