Rangers and Celtic Premiership rivals make shock managerial decision despite Scottish Cup win

Rangers and Celtic Premiership rivals make shock managerial decision despite Scottish Cup win

Shortly after leading the Dons to a 3-1 victory against Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup semi-finals, Warnock resigned from his position at Pittodrie. He closes his 32-day, eight-game tenure on a high note by guaranteeing Aberdeen’s spot at Hampden next month. However, on Saturday afternoon, chairman Dave Cormack issued a statement indicating that they are in the process of appointing a permanent manager, having advised the board not to wait until the end of the season to do so.

The club expresses gratitude to Neil and [assistant manager] Ronnie Jepson for their contributions, according to Cormack’s statement. “[First-team coach] Peter Leven will take over all first-team matters until the process is finished, as the search for a new manager is at an advanced stage.”

Should the new man not be in the building by Wednesday’s decisive Premiership away to Dundee, Leven might be in command. After firing Barry Robson in January, the Dons hired a football consulting firm to perform a strategic evaluation of the team. Based on the report’s conclusions, they want to cast a broad net in search of the ideal candidate to turn around their fortunes. Domestically, Neil Lennon, a former manager of Hibs and Celtic, expressed his wish to be hired earlier this week.

We earned it since we were better in every area today, so I’m happy I could get the supporters to the semi-final. It was a really fitting conclusion. I regret not being able to lead them out at Hampden, but a fortunate man will be able to do it. Now, the players are beginning to realize what is needed.

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