Robinson on Dons survival, squad balance & Olusanya

Aberdeen head coach Stephen Robinson has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premiership visit of Dundee United.

Here are the key lines:

• A point would secure the Dons' Premiership status, with Robinson saying they want to "finish the season strongly" and are "not out of the woods yet".
• Aberdeen could even be safe with a defeat - depending on the outcome of St Mirren v Kilmarnock - but Robinson insists "we can only concentrate on ourselves".
• His side want to build on their three-game unbeaten run and keep momentum: "I think there have been signs of improvement, we know it is not the finished article."
• He rejected the notion United don't have anything to play for, saying Jim Goodwin's men will be right up for the game.
• Robinson's response was "yes" when asked if he has decided which players he wants to keep and move on in the summer. He adds: "The problems we have had this season won't be fixed in one window."
• On how close he is to lining up new signings: "I have really concentrated on making sure we get out of the trouble that we are in."
• Robinson admits the balance of the squad "isn't right" at the moment, adding in jest: "We have good people at the football club that have put about 500 names in front of me every day."
• The Dons boss praised loan striker Toyosi Olusanya's contribution: "He has come up here and given the team something they didn't have before." While Olusanya "needs a goal", Robinson insists he has "complemented Kevin [Nisbet] very well".
• Team news: After nearly three months out Nicky Devlin could return. Emmanuel Gyamfi is available but Alexander Jensen is a doubt.