Dwight Yorke reckons he hasn't heard much about becoming Aberdeen manager because they are doing well under Barry Robson.
The Dons are chasing down Hearts for third place in the Premiership and their re-entry into the European race has been mainly down to Robson, who has been appointed until the end of the season. Robson has managed four wins from his six games in charge and is now the leading candidate to land the role on a permanent basis, although Dave Cormack isn’t committing to anything beyond the end of the season just now.
Yorke had previously thrown his hat into the ring, hoping an endorsement from former Manchester United boss and Pittodrie legend Sir Alex Ferguson would help tip the scales in his favour. Unsurprisingly, he’s not in the running, but the Trinidadian is sure that’s just because results have picked up for the Reds in recent weeks.
