LEIGHTON CLARKSON reckons Peter Leven has given Aberdeen a licence to thrill and himself an order to shoot on sight.
The interim manager watched his side make it seven games unbeaten in the Premiership with a 4-0 demolition of Hibs at Easter Road on Sunday.
Clarkson's clinical execution from 25 yards started the rout that moves the Dons up to seventh spot.
And the former Liverpool youngster admits the late run of form is all down to the freedom Leven has given his players.
Clarkson said: "Pete has been telling me to shoot a lot more.
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