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Neil Warnock has been appointed as Aberdeen interim manager until the end of the season.
The 75-year-old returns to professional football once again after leaving Huddersfield in September, with the Dons his 17th different club in British football - but his first in Scotland.
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Warnock replaces Barry Robson, who after a year in charge as caretaker then permanent boss, was sacked following a 1-1 draw at home to Dundee last week, which left the club eighth in the Scottish Premiership.
First-team coach Peter Leven, who oversaw the side's 1-1 draw with Celtic at Pittodrie on Saturday, will remain in his role, with Ronnie Jespon joining Warnock as assistant ahead of his first game in charge at Rangers on Tuesday, live on Sky Sports.
Warnock's recent spell at Huddersfield was his second at the club and he has spent time in charge of the likes of Sheffield United, Crystal Palace, Queens Park Rangers and Cardiff City in a managerial career that has spanned more than 40 years.
He announced his retirement from football in 2022 before taking over at Huddersfield and now extends his career even further in the Granite City.
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Watch the best moments from Neil Warnock, who returns to football by taking the Aberdeen manager's job
Image: Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack (left) says Aberdeen will name Barry Robson's permanent replacement before next season
Aberdeen confirmed in a statement the appointment of Warnock will give time to complete a detailed review of the football operation which began at the end of last year.
That process will then inform and support the process of selecting and appointing a new management team ahead of the 2024/25 season.
Cormack said: "Ambitious clubs regularly invest in independent advice to support internal coaching, data analysis, recruitment, and medical teams with the goal of improving performance through continuous learning and development.
"The highly experienced team of independent advisors, who do this work with some of the best clubs across the globe, will make recommendations to allow us to understand what we can improve upon in terms of best practice going forward.
"The review will include benchmarking the club against similar teams that currently outperform us in Europe.
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Watch Neil Warnock telling Sky Sports about the time Aberdeen rejected him for the manager's job without giving him a reply!
Warnock is no stranger to Scottish football, previously telling Sky Sports that he was a Rangers fan and that he had once applied for the Dons job, without much luck.
"I remember applying for the Aberdeen job once and I never got a reply at all," he said.
"I asked Laurent D'Jaffo, one of my ex-players who was at Aberdeen, what it was like up there and he said 'Gaffer, it is the only place the seagulls never land - it's the coldest place on earth.'
"But I never got a reply to Aberdeen but you just don't know what's around the corner. I'm fascinated with challenges now."
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Kris Boyd questions where Aberdeen are going as a football club and wonders why there hasn't been a succession plan since Barry Robson was sacked as their manager.
Speaking on Sky Sports ahead of Aberdeen's draw with Celtic on Saturday, Kris Boyd was critical of the Dons' decision to appoint an interim manager - hitting out at owner Dave Cormack for not creating a succession plan after Robson's sacking.
"They want to appoint an interim manager. I don't quite know why they've got to that stage," said Boyd.
"If you win games of football, you keep your job. It doesn't matter how you play. Aberdeen, from where they are at this moment in time in the league, is an absolute disgrace. You can blame Europe but there are other games as well.
"Aberdeen, as a football club, need to get a grip of this situation. If you look at Dave Cormack, he wants to control everything. He has every right, he's the owner of the football club.
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The 75-year-old returns to football after leaving Huddersfield and joins his 17th club in British football. He will take charge of his first game at Rangers on Tuesday night, live on Sky Sports.
13. Feb. 2023 · Der abstiegsbedrohte englische Zweitligist Huddersfield Town hat wenige Tage nach der Entlassung von Mark Fotheringham einen neuen Trainer gefunden: Der 74 Jahre alte Neil Warnock, der die...
6. Feb. 2024 · By Sean McGill BBC Scotland. 6 February 2024 Aberdeen. Aberdeen show they're Warnock's 'sort of club' "It is my kind of club, the fans were fabulous and the players have given me everything. I...
