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Tam Courts: Dundee United fan groups write to club with questions about managerial vacancy

Tam Courts: Dundee United fan groups write to club with questions about managerial vacancy By Reporter © SNS Group Tam Courts is favourite to replace Micky Mellon. Dundee United fans groups have written to the club with questions about the current Tannadice managerial vacancy. Head of tactical performance at the club’s academy, Tam Courts, is odd-on favourite with the bookies to take charge of the first team following Micky Mellon’s departure. ‘Growing concerns’ However, the Federation of Dundee United Supporters’ Clubs has told how they – along with other members of the Dundee United Supporters’ Group, which liaises with the club on behalf of fans – have emailed Tannadice chiefs asking for clarification around the recruitment process.

BREAKING: Micky Mellon has left Dundee United - Evening Telegraph

Micky Mellon has left Dundee United Updated: May 25, 2021, 1:00 pm © SNS Group Micky Mellon has left Dundee United after 10 months in charge at Tannadice. Confirming Mellon’s departure in a club statement, Tangerines owner Mark Ogren revealed “a constructive and open discussion” led to a mutual agreement to part ways. Ogren said: “Micky came into the club during a challenging period for football in general due to Covid-19 and led the team to consolidate our position in the Premiership with a ninth place position. He also brought a return to Hampden with a Scottish Cup semi-final. “After a constructive and open discussion reviewing the season and with his initial targets reached, both parties agreed that now was the correct time to part ways.

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United together, we can work towards long-term success : Dundee United hail fans as Supporters Foundation meets £100,000 funding target

© SNS Group Dundee United fans have dug deep during the pandemic. The Dundee United Supporters Foundation (DUSF) has hailed fans after handing over the final instalment of its latest £100,000 funding package to the Tannadice club The £17,500 payment was made on Tuesday afternoon – rounding up the DUSF’s total financial contribution to United to £200,000 since June 2020. Those funds, collected from the Foundation membership, have been used to assist the club with its recovery from the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. In a statement the DUSF offered thanks to its 1800-plus members, whose backing has enabled them to provide monetary assistance at a time of need at Tannadice – and to take an important step towards building a lasting, “bricks and mortar” legacy.

Can Dundee United emulate the Man City model as they explore setting up a feeder network?

“Dundee United’s got a fantastic history, a world-renowned one from the Jim McLean days. “That is something we need to make sure we keep alive and use as an opportunity to bring Dundee United back to that level of exposure. “It’s always going to be there as a part of our history. It’ll never go away and people resonate with that. “They feel an emotional connection to Dundee United.” Cross-pond collaboration between Welsh and Goldie already under way Work has already begun in strengthening the bonds between the Terrors and Northern Virginia, owned and manager by former Tangerines hero Brian Welsh.

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