Liam Fox has vowed to shut out the noise as Dundee United crashed out of the Scottish Cup.
The pressure is already on the Tannadice club with the team sitting bottom of the Premiership amidst fan protests. Fox admitted his team wobbled and showed a real nervousness as relegation rivals Killie knocked them out of the cup. The United head coach said: “There’s always a lot of noise but we will get back on the training pitch, I still have belief in this group of players. We will shut out the noise, there is no self-pity from us - everyone is entitled to their opinion. Everyone is entitled to criticise, that’s the way it is - there won’t be any mumping and moaning from me about it.
“When you’re under pressure you just have to keep working hard and stick to the process. People will have their own opinions on me and that’s fine, but in my experience of working with other managers when you’re chopping and changing it becomes a bit muddled. That’s maybe naivety from me, but that’s what I believe.
