Anthony Stewart reckons the Red Army have every right to vent their frustrations because there can be no hiding place over Aberdeen’s run of results.
The Dons picked up their first point since the World Cup shutdown with Monday’s goalless New Year draw at home to bottom club Ross County. Aberdeen dominated but couldn’t find the net before the final whistle cued a chorus of boos from a big section of the team’s supporters.
One point from a possible 15 have been banked but captain Stewart is adamant Jim Goodwin’s squad will put things right. Another Premiership home clash with St Johnstone and a League Cup semi-final against Rangers beckon. Stewart said: “Off the back of four bad results and a draw at home where we know we should be winning, I can understand why they booed us and I get their frustration. As players, we never like to hear it. But we are working hard and will put things right eventually.
