Barry Robson has remained tight lipped over whether he would like to land the Aberdeen job on a permanent basis.
The former Dons midfielder took over from Jim Goodwin after the Irishman was sacked last month following a 6-0 defeat to Hibernian at Easter Road. Robson and experienced coach Steve Agnew have taken charge of two games so far and head to Celtic Park on Saturday afternoon looking to secure a first win against the Hoops in Glasgow since May 2018.
Chairman Dave Cormack stressed earlier this week they would take their time with the process and carry out due diligence before any serious talks with candidates after sacking both Stephen Glass and Goodwin in the past 12 months. It has also been revealed that incoming chief executive Alan Burrows will be involved in the process after he completes his move from Motherwell on February 27. Speaking ahead of Saturday's trip to Celtic Park, Robson countered suggestions that the lengthy process could cause damaging uncertainty among the players.
