Dwight Yorke believes he could break the Celtic and Rangers stranglehold over Scottish football if he lands the Aberdeen job.
The former Manchester United hitman has admitted it is a 'privilege' to be linked with the vacant hot seat at Pittodrie after the decision to axe Jim Goodwin. There are plenty of names in the frame for the job - many who have much more managerial experience - but he reckons he could do a top job at the Reds, if he was to get the opportunity.
His good pal Mark Bosnich spoke up the credentials of the 51-year-old and even declared that his former team-mate could guide the club to Europa Conference League glory. Yorke laughed off that with a 'promise I haven't paid him to say that' joke but he does believe he would be able to succeed at club and challenge the dominance of the Hoops and Light Blues. It's just a case of waiting to see if anything materialises.
