Ross McCrorie reckons Aberdeen simply weren't good enough as the fell to a brutal 4-0 loss against Dundee United on Saturday.
The Dons went into the Tannadice clash on the back of an emphatic 4-1 win over Kilmarnock and were cheered on by a four thousand strong away following while United sat bottom of the Scottish Premiership table. However things turned sour as Aziz Behich and Tony Watt fired the Tangerines two goals in front at the break before a Jamie McGrath pen and an own goal from McCrorie made sure the three points would remain on Tayside.
And vice-captain McCrorie insists his side have got to put the performance behind them and concentrate on how they can improve on their inconsistent run of form ahead of meeting Hearts this weekend, who sit only a point above the Dons. "I think at the end of the day it just wasn't good enough. The performance wasn't there and most of all the result wasn't there," revealed McCrorie.
