Willie Miller's scathing Aberdeen rant in full as he lets rip at Dave Cormack and Jim Goodwin

Willie Miller insists Dave Cormack 's stewardship of Aberdeen hasn't been good enough.

The Pittodrie legend has let rip at the chairman's record and boss Jim Goodwin over the handling of Andrew Considine's messy departure.

Aberdeen are now on their third manager in 14 months after Stephen Glass' largely disastrous succession to Derek McInnes was ended early.

But Goodwin has so far failed to inspire an upturn and Miller reckons the pressure is now on the club hierarchy to deliver success.

Miller said on BBC Sportsound: "You have a chairman who's come in and the performances and how the club have dealt with things over the three or four years he's been in charge leaves a lot to be desired.

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"Dave Cormack has a lot to prove. It hasn't been good enough.

"Derek McInnes was dispatched and at the time I thought it was the wrong decision at the time.

"Stephen Glass lasts nine or 10 months and gets the axe. The chairman and board have a huge role to play next season. They have to turn it round."

A tearful Considine made his final Aberdeen appearance on Sunday after a disagreement over his proposed contract extension.

In April, Record Sport exclusively revealed the club withdrew an offer to the 35-year-old,