Kelle Roos got in Kevin Nisbet’s head and now he wants to psyche out Aberdeen’s rivals in the fight for third place.
The Dutch keeper made a string of fine stops to hold rivals Hibs at bay and to keep the Dons five points clear in the battle to finish in the bronze-medal position. Hibs will be left wondering how they didn’t leave Pittodrie with the win. Roos was a major contributor to that and his big moment came when he managed to play mind games with Scotland striker Nisbet before he saved his second-half penalty.
“It is these ones that count,” he proudly claimed. “I saved one before at St Mirren but it was a different result and different celebration. It was pretty emotional, this one. I don’t want to give away too much if I’m honest. You are trying to make some territorial movements and I like to command my box with other players coming into my box.
