Mattie Pollock has admitted the Red Army left him in awe after they helped inspire Aberdeen's win over Motherwell on Saturday and put an end to the Dons dismal run of form.
Pollock is one of four players to arrive at Pittodrie since Jim Goodwin was dismissed on January 28 following a Scottish Cup exit and two thrashings in Edinburgh. Barry Robson has been tasked with leading an interim coaching team and got his first three points at his second attempt thanks to a brace from Bojan Miovski and a clinical Luis 'Duk' Lopes header while Pollock had a goal bizarrely ruled out late on after Kevin van Veen's penalty gave 'Well a lifeline.
And you wouldn't have thought the Pittodrie club were in such dire form going into the clash with over 14,000 fans turning out for the visit of the Steelmen, which was something the Watford loanee was quick to highlight during his post match interview. "100 percent," he told Red TV. "The fans are unbelievable. It was one of the first things when I spoke about coming here, I spoke to a few people and like I said, it doesn't half help.
