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Warnock's best quotes

A look back at Warnock's best quips at Aberdeen

33 days.

That's how long Neil Warnock lasted in charge of Aberdeen.

As we expected when the 75-year-old arrived north of the border, it certainly wasn't dull.

Here are his most interesting quips from his time at Pittodrie.

Watch: Warnock's final interview

Here it is.

Neil Warnock's last interview in Scottish football as his whirlwind spell in charge of Aberdeen comes to an end.

Have a watch.

'It's been an experience' - Warnock leaves Aberdeen

'Next appointment is so big'

Michael Stewart

Former Scotland international on BBC Sportsound

Aberdeen should be making an appointment now, right now, as soon as Neil Warnock has left.

There's been a lack of continuity for three years. The next appointment is so big for the club.

Back under way across the country in the lower leagues.

Before the goals start flooding in, let's go back to the big story of the day.

If you've just had the chance to look at your phone, it's true. Neil Warnock has left Aberdeen following the club's 3-1 win over Kilmarnock in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.

Leaders doing the business

Raith may be enjoying their their derby lead, but Dundee United are still on top as it stands.

Goals from Kai Fotheringham and Tony Watt have bottom side Arbroath in a tricky spot.

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Sam the man

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Someone who's definitely feeling lucky in this fixture is Sam Stanton.

His opener at Stark's Park means he's now scored in four of the six (aye, six) Fife derbies that have taken place this season.

Dunfermline fans must be sick of the sight of him.

'Fortune' in Fife derby?

Brian McLauchlin

BBC Scotland at Stark's Park

The home side will feel rather fortunate they will take a one goal advantage at the break against their county rivals Dunfermline.

James McPake will be asking his players for a little bit more composure in front of goal after dominating the opening period in terms of possession.

That said, the home side looked really dangerous going forward and there does seem to be a fragility to the Pars defence.

Half-time scores

• East Fife 1-0 Dumbarton
• Elgin City 0-0 Bonnyrigg Rose
• Forfar Athletic 0-1 Clyde
• Peterhead 2-0 Stranraer
• Stenhousemuir 0-0 The Spartans

Half-time scores

• Alloa Athletic 1-0 Kelty Hearts
• Annan Athletic 2-0 Queen of the South
• Cove Rangers 0-3 Montrose
• Hamilton Academical 1-0 Edinburgh City
• Stirling Albion 1-1 Falkirk

Half-time scores

• Dundee United 2-0 Arbroath
• Inverness CT 0-0 Airdrieonians
• Queen's Park 1-0 Partick Thistle
• Raith Rovers 1-0 Dunfermline Athletic

I feel like I haven't caught a breath in about four hours.

We've hit half-time across the Scottish lower leagues. Scores on the doors coming your way.

'Did Cormack decide enough is enough?'

Willie Miller

Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

Is Dave Cormack that hot-headed that he has just decided that enough is enough and wants to move on?

He's now given the responsibility to somebody who does not want the responsibility.

Great delivery, great finish

Jane Lewis

BBC Scotland at Hampden

Louis Longridge has looked a threat on the right and finally his work rate has paid off for the home side.

A lovely ball in and Cillian Sheridan rose well to put Queen's Park ahead. But Partick Thistle are responding well to going behind.

GOAL! HAMILTON ACADEMICAL 1-0 Edinburgh City

This guy's on fire at the moment.

The Ayr United loanee gives Hamilton the lead.

GOAL! Forfar Athletic 0-1 CLYDE

Is the great escape actually on?

League 2 bottom side Clyde hit the front at Station Park.

GOAL! PETERHEAD 2-0 Stranraer

GOAL! Raith Rovers 1-0 Dunfermline Athletic

Breakthrough in the Fife derby.

Sam Stanton puts Raith in front and back on the heels of leaders Dundee United.

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GOAL! QUEEN'S PARK 1-0 Partick Thistle

The journeyman is loving life at Hampden Park.

Big goal for Callum Davidson's side.

'Right thing to do'

Allan Preston

Former St Johnstone defender on BBC Sportsound

Would Peter Leven do any worse a job that Neil Warnock?

The statement earlier on in the season was wrong, but it's the right thing to do. It gets a new manager in place to have a look.

If they decide to bring someone in in the next week or two, it is the right thing to do.

Fair to say our pundits have been pretty strong on the news of Neil Warnock's departure.

But Allan Preston thinks the move could be positive one. Let's hear from the former St Johnstone defender.