Neil Warnock, a legendary former English Premier League manager, has been appointed as interim manager of Aberdeen FC, with a short-term contract running until the end of the season. Warnock, assisted by Ronnie Jepson, takes over from Barry Robson, tasked with improving Aberdeen's form, lifting the team from eighth in the Premiership, and leading a lengthy run in the Scottish Cup. He expressed enthusiasm for managing Aberdeen and shared his intention to manage in Scotland, and Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack expressed delight in making the appointment, emphasizing Warnock's track record of making an immediate impact. Warnock's first game in charge of Aberdeen will be Tuesday night's trip to Rangers. The 75-year-old has an extensive managerial career, previously managing Leeds United, Crystal Palace, Sheffield United, and Cardiff City, winning promotion with eight different teams.