Goodwin to be named by end of next week. According to Courier. Record saying he is getting it as well

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/jim-goodwin-set-dundee-united-30088649

Rick Dagless wrote:

KdyArab wrote:

Stillliving wrote:

Whether Goodwin will be the answer is debatable.
I would also lay the same amount of doubt around Levein.
Both were sacked by their previous employers.
Goodwin 4weeks ago Levein 4yrs ago.
If Levein was not here before (13yrs ago ) he would not be in the conversation.

 
Agreed. Wasn’t really getting the love in for Levein over the past few days just as I don’t get the absolute seethe regarding Goodwin. Every appointment is a gamble and this is no different. Goodwin will get my backing until 8pm on Saturday then I reserve the right to call him a grey haired arsehole who I want nowhere near the club.

He done an abysmal job with the sheep, they were in freefall before he got punted.

I'm in agreement with you about Levein.  Goodwin imo has done nothing to merit getting the job. But it's win win for him. He keeps us up he'll get the job permanently more than likely. If we go down he can say it was already a lost cause when he took the job.
 

 
I’m not delighted with the appointment but talk of boycotts and other OTT reactions I’m seeing elsewhere are a bit unnecessary.

It does piss me off that it is the same names getting linked all the time with jobs up here. Someone needs to show a bit of initiative and think outside the box at some point.

Temple from the Courier saying expect swift progress on Goodwin.

AlwaysUnited wrote:

A sad night for the club. Difficult to know who comes in next. Immediate stand outs might be Goodwin, Lennon, Martindale or Hughes. As an outsider perhaps Lampard, who will be desperate to restore his reputation, but the financial package might be beyond our means.

Either way its up to us, the fans, to back the new gaffer to the hilt.

 
Lampard!!!! You have spouted some rubbish on here but that might just take the biscuit

AlwaysUnited wrote:

Let's wait for the minutes of the AGM before indulging in wild speculation about what was/wasn't said.

 
Or we could listen to people who were actually there. Arabdownsouth was right about you, you clown.

It will be like everything else when it comes to so called protests with Utd. Half-arsed with only a handful of people showing up. Would go myself but work commitments mean I can’t. I hope I’m wrong though and fair play to the people who do go along.

0-3 and the club will still insist everything is fine.

AlwaysUnited wrote:

This forum has been full of people complaining about a lack of communication.

Mr Asghar has given a no-holds barred interview where he was asked some genuinely difficult questions and he answered every one.

Its a decent start.

 
Wasn’t asked any difficult questions about Lewis Neilson though.

Have appealed Edwards sending off. Must have money to burn as no chance we are winning that.

Billy_Hainey wrote:

Head Coach    Liam Fox
Assistant Head Coach    Stevie Crawford
First Team Coach    Charlie Mulgrew

No putting aside the Coaching staff, but canna believe how difficult a team effort it musta been for Team Tone to recruit 1 lad fae Huddersfield.

Sporting Director    Tony Asghar
Head of Recruitment    David Byrne
Head of Talent ID & Recruitment    Sean McGee
Football Operations Manager    Ross Starke

 
What qualifications does Ross Starke have for the football operations job. Was the assistant kitman for a few years while studying accounts at Uni. Hell of a promotion from kitman to that job.

Burns saying that once the Huddersfield B team boy signs we are done for the night.

Loan for Stephen Welsh at Celtic rejected.