The hunt continues for managerless Dundee United
Jack Ross departed last week after a paltry 10 weeks in charge at Tannadice. The Tayside outfit's 9-0 thrashing from Celtic was the final straw for the chiefs upstairs, with Ross sent packing just two days later. It means Dundee United are on the look out for their second manager already this season and their 26th boss in under 30 years - an remarkable statistic.
And as the search goes on, Ross County boss Malky Mackay is being touted by bookmakers as a key contender for the vacancy at Tannadice. However, the Highland club's gaffer, if interested, could face a fight from Liam Fox. The caretaker manager is certainly pleading his case in a bid to take the reins in Dundee on a permanent basis, with a win at Livingston in the Premier Sports Cup before sharing to points with Motherwell in the league at Fir Park on Saturday. His odds now stand at 2/1.
