Jim Goodwin will be on ultra defensive mode when he takes his Dundee United side to Glasgow for the first time - but they can target Rangers frailties according to one pundit.
Michael Beale's men have been in menacing form against almost all of the Premiership since his arrival in December, winning every match outside of a draw with Celtic. United are next to try their luck at Ibrox and are in dire need of points, rooted to the bottom of the league with some sort of hope needed in their battle against the drop.
Tannadice favourite Lee Wilkie senses that his old club could get at Rangers but he believes the Irishman will show the word defensive to be an understatement. He told the Courier: "Does Goodwin go for the ultimate park-the-bus tactic and try to frustrate the home crowd? I think that might be the option he goes for. With Ross County hosting Celtic and Kilmarnock facing Hearts this weekend, any of the bottom three picking up an unexpected point will likely gain an advantage over the other two.
