Thelin not thinking about Aberdeen future after cup exit

Jimmy Thelin, Aberdeen’s manager, claims that despite mounting pressure, his team’s humiliating exit from the Premier League to Motherwell, is not considering his job security.

A second-half goal from Regan Charles Cook’s goal at Pittodrie saw the Lanarkshire side reach the final four, undoing the first-half defeat.

Thelin’s team’s disastrous start to the Scottish Premiership campaign has resulted in the early cup defeat.

The Swede was asked if he feared for his job if things don’t change quickly after this most recent setback, which was met by a chorus of boos at full-time.

He told BBC Scotland, “I don’t think that. My job is to get the team going, and that’s where my focus is.”

“I get that, I get that, I get that, but I’m not thinking about my job, because I’m called.” I’m considering what I can do and making the most of what I can.

It is unbelievable to think that a man like Aberdeen, who won the Scottish Cup just four months ago, would ever have any doubts about his future.

Since joining Pittodrie last summer, Thelin has led some alarming league performances despite that success.

Aberdeen’s league form has deteriorated following a positive first few months in charge.

In the 31 Premiership games they have played since early November last year, they have only won five of those games.

Alarm bells are ringing in an increasingly large portion of the support because Thelin doesn’t like to compare the two seasons when asked to assess his team, despite being heavily supported by the Pittodrie board during the summer transfer window.

Willie Miller, a legend for Aberdeen, was accurate in his assessment of the situation following this most recent setback.

He stated on Sportsound, “The pressure has come on Aberdeen now.” You’re bottom of the league, out of the cup, and unable to score goals.

You can only expect fan annoyance from them because they appeared to be a disjointed team.

Thelin from Swedish side Elfsborg, whose fortunes he transformed while serving there for six years, the Aberdeen board were relentless in their quest for her.

There have been repeated mentions of it being a three-year project since he arrived in the Granite City in April of last year. However, Scottish football frequently lacks patience.

Things certainly don’t seem to be getting any easier any time soon, with Motherwell and Dundee United’s Premier Sports Cup rivals taking the field for challenging away league games in seven days.

The performance was lacking, I believe. Everyone in the dressing room has to look in the mirror right now, and we need to change the direction we are in right now, Thelin said.

What we are currently showing is simply unacceptable or adequate for Aberdeen and the desired level. It is insufficient both individually and collectively.

Donald, I’m interested to hear what Jimmy Thelin has to say about the most recent Dons embarrassment. Aberdeen has some good qualities, without a doubt, but Thelin has yet to fail to make the most of them. I’m really looking forward to the next two league games and the Conference League games because it’s been a disaster of a start to the season! Although this is painful, I want to believe in Jimmy Thelin.

Jimmy Thelin’s 4-2-3-1 system is a slave to him, according to Barry. After one game play, it was finalized last season. He made a change (for once) to make it happen, which was the cup win. Although he has a sizable amount of financial backing, his efforts have been completely wasted due to this system and tactics. We won’t go over him as we would like, but we will do so.

Alan: As a Pittodrie season ticket holder, I’m afraid that even at this early stage of the season, Thelin must leave. The Dons have a very slow buildup, passing for passing purposes, and not enough midfield talent. He is unable to create the current squad, and it simply cannot continue.