Jim Goodwin must improve on a lot of the wrongdoings he oversaw at Aberdeen this season if he is to join Dundee United - none more so than his and the Tangerines' torrid away record.
As reported by Record Sport earlier today, it is understood that Goodwin is in the driving seat to take to the Tannadice dugout following the departure of Liam Fox last week, having been unable to lift the Tangerines from the foot of the Scottish Premiership table.
It would represent a drastic yet quick turnaround for the Irishman, who having previously been billed as one of the top up-and-coming managers at St Mirren last season, now has to repair the damage of his dwindling image that came crumbling down at Pittodrie. But with a lot of work to do should he take his place on the Tannadice throne, Goodwin will know that one key aspect he failed with at Aberdeen is his away record - with United's being equally as poor.
