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Aberdeen head coach Stephen Robinsontells BBC Scotland: "Stating the obvious, but really disappointed. The performance isn't acceptable, the result isn't acceptable.
"It's the story of the season - if you don't take chances, you lose matches. They had five opportunities, scored four of them. That's the difference.
"I don't know [what the implications may be for me], I don't make that decision. I'm Aberdeen manager until told otherwise, I'll keep fighting until told otherwise. I can control that.
"We're really disappointed with what we've seen and what we've seen over the last few weeks at home. It wasn't acceptable tonight.
"It's a tough spot, no denying it. I've had many tough spots in my career, you don't get to 500 games as a manager if you're not a decent manager and you don't know how to handle pressure.
"I won't hide away from the fact it's not good enough. Am I the person to turn it round? I have belief in my ability, but I don't make that decision.
"I haven't heard anything [about my future] at this moment in time. It's still raw after the game. I expect to have a conversation, as I do most days, with people from above.
"It's hard to justify anything other than agreement with the disappointment after watching that performance.
"You go about your business as best you can. If someone decides that's not going to happen, then that happens, but it hasn't happened at this stage."
