Neil Warnock steps down as Aberdeen interim manager | OneFootball

Aberdeen have confirmed that Neil Warnock is stepping down from his position as interim manager.

Warnock joined the SPFL outfit last month following Barry Robson’s sacking but now leaves the same post after just 33 days.

The Dons’ chairman Dave Cormack confirmed the 75-year-old’s exit alongside assistant Ronnie Jepson after Saturday’s 3-1 win over Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup quarter finals.

“I was honoured to lead Aberdeen for a short period to help Dave and the board get themselves into a position where they could get closer to making a permanent appointment,” said Warnock.

“It goes without saying that I had hoped I could’ve collected a few more league wins along the way, but I am also delighted to have helped the club into the Scottish Cup semi final. I hope they can now go on and lift the trophy.”

“Ronnie and I can’t thank the fans enough for their support while we’ve been here and we wish the club and the supporters all the very best for the remainder of the season and for the future.”

Warnock won just two of his eight games from all competitions at Pittodrie.