i was impressed with it and sense alot of others are the same reading various things online from it.
Also feel alot better having heard from people at the meeting on monday evening also.


I hope this is us now fully on the road to recovery

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It was a very encouraging interview, one of the things I noticed that nobody has touched on is where he was asked about ground-sharing he said he felt the biggest asset that he bought was Tannadice itself, I take it everything is back in United's name except Gussie (at the moment)?

Tek wrote:

And I am very impressed with him, I have to say.

I see honesty in his eyes and sense a humility about him that has made me instantly warm to the man.

I felt he answered the questions put to him as honestly as he could and didn't attempt to sugar-coat anything. I for one appreciate his honesty in the fact that he wants to seek a profit on his investment, Stephen Thompson was never this honest about his attempt at the same thing and I always felt was very dour and negative about the club. In fact I often felt he seen the club as 'a noose round his neck' and a vehicle that had snatched a chunk of his inheritance. Something I (and others) felt he wished to recoup back from the club latterly via whatever means necessary. 

My favourite part of the interview was near the end when Mr Ogren said regards Utd's potential 'We (him and Scott Ogren) just feels there's endless potential'.

This is the way I feel about the club and the way I have wanted a Utd chairman to speak for a very long time now.

Agree mate, comes across as a really genuine and a really decent guy who has clearly been very successful in his previous dealings.  Time will tell if he will be the right guy for us but I for one am positive about him.

We need to put the mind-fuck of the last 4 years behind us now.

Great watch that, cheers Tek.