Dwight Yorke has vowed to break the stranglehold of Celtic and Rangers at the top of Scottish football if he is given the chance to manage Aberdeen.
The Dons are on the lookout for a new manager after sacking Jim Goodwin at the end of last month following a number of poor results which included being knocked out the Scottish Cup by junior side Darvel. A number of names have been linked with the job including, former Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder and ex-Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert.
Record Sport reported last month that former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke had contacted Aberdeen about the managerial position at Pittodrie after his stint at Australian A League outfit Macarthur FC ended two weeks ago.
