Jim Goodwin admits the most frustrating element of his dugout ban last weekend was his inability to sort out his Aberdeen team at half-time after they lost two goals to Dundee United just before the break.
The Dons boss watched in horror from the Tannadice stand as his players eventually lost 4-0 – a result and performance for which he made a fulsome apology to the 4,000 fans who had travelled from the Granite City. And he admits the only way the club can make it up to them is by beating Hearts in Sunday’s clash at Pittodrie.
Goodwin said: “It was extremely disappointing and we tried something new. Both clubs were trying a different approach to the game with the evening kick-off. We had brought a huge travelling support to the game and we let them down, it’s as simple as that. We were coming into that game off the back of a very good result and performance against Kilmarnock.
