Aberdeen interim boss Barry Robson claims that "everything fell into place" for St Mirren at Pittodrie as he vented on the performance of whistler Grant Irvine.
A double from Curtis Main and a header late on from Declan Gallagher consigned the Dons to a third-straight Scottish Premiership loss, having taken just four points from their previous NINE top-flight matches since the World Cup break, and of course, the infamous loss to Darvel. They weren't helped yesterday by a controversial decision to send Ross McCrorie off after just seven minutes for an elbow on Charles Dunne, which gave Robson a mountain to climb in his first game since Jim Goodwin was sacked at the weekend.
But it was other refereeing decisions that took centre stage with the interim boss. A handball given against Graeme Shinnie for the opener set the tone in terms of goals scored, and a controversial Gallagher goal in the last minute - with fans not sure the ball had fully crossed the line - had Robson admitting that even his opposite numbers were "surprised at the decisions".
