Jim Goodwin has been appointed the new Dundee United manager in a sensational return to management after being sacked in January.
The former Aberdeen manager takes charge at Tannadice until the end of the season after Liam Fox was axed following his side's 4-0 defeat to Ross County in Dingwall on Saturday. Goodwin's appointment to the Tannadice hot seat comes after Sporting Director Tony Asghar sensationally left the club on Tuesday evening. The board and chief executive Luigi Capuano were tasked with appointing a new boss. Ironically, Goodwin's first game will be against former club Aberdeen when Barry Robson's men head down the A96 for the 6pm kick-off on Saturday evening.
United are now on their third manager this season after Jack Ross was sacked in August following just 10 weeks in charge and losing 9-0 to Celtic at Tannadice. Jack also crashed out Europa Conference League qualifying after a humiliating 7-0 loss to AZ Alkmaar in the second leg in the Netherlands.
