Exiting the field to the applause of Brendan Rodgers, Ross Doohan was filled with a sense of accomplishment after a stellar performance in his first league start of the season for Aberdeen. Despite ultimately being bested by Reo Hatate in the game against former club Celtic, Doohan’s inspired display was a testament to his skill and determination.
Having to step up as the starting keeper due to Dimitar Mitov’s injury, Doohan has had to bide his time and wait for his opportunity. His resilience and hard work paid off as he received praise from Rodgers and Celtic’s goalie coach Stevie Woods after the match. Looking ahead to the next game, Doohan remains focused and determined to continue performing at his best.
Despite a rough start to the season, Aberdeen is eager to turn their fortunes around as they face St Johnstone. Doohan recognizes the importance of winning games at a club like Aberdeen and is committed to putting in the effort to make that happen. Supported by his fellow goalkeepers and buoyed by the team spirit, Doohan is ready to prove himself as he vies for the starting spot.
As Aberdeen prepares to take on St Johnstone, Doohan is confident in the team’s ability to bounce back and believes in their potential for success. He acknowledges the strength of St Johnstone under new manager Simo Valakari but is determined to harness the energy from their recent performance against Celtic to secure a victory at home. With a strong work ethic, camaraderie among teammates, and a positive mindset, Doohan is poised to make the most of his opportunity and help lead Aberdeen to victory.
