Tomorrow, Dundee United manager Goodwin will lead his team to Easter Road to face Gray’s faltering Hibernian squad. Legendary Leith Grey has been a player and coach for Hibs, and he was promoted to manager during the summer. Goodwin has backed him to turn things around after this weekend, even though Hibs are now in second place in the league and results haven’t gone his way.
Indeed, Hibs are currently in a challenging position at the table, Goodwin stated. Personally, I believe they will arrive well. I hope David Grey has enough time to make it better. David would be the first person to be granted time in management in Scotland right now. Considering the service he has provided to Hibs, you would like to think. Their squad is way too good, in my opinion, to be in their current situation. Sometimes they appear to be a team that simply needs a victory of any kind to generate confidence and momentum, but we must hope that this is not the case.
After two straight league losses, United is trying to regain their winning ways. Declan Gallagher is aware that he and his team must demonstrate mental toughness in order to recuperate in the capital.
“We need to try to get back to winning ways, as this is the first time we have lost two straight games this season,” the former Scotland defender said. To get back at it and score points once more, some mental toughness will be required.
Gallagher quipped that he had been doing that a lot over the last four years, but he is helping United to beat the odds. “I wanted to prove a lot of people wrong,” he said.
When I left St. Mirren, all I could hear was that I wasn’t good enough and that they had someone better than me in my place. My legs had gone, so it seemed that competing in the Championship was on par with me.
People have been telling me that my legs are gone since I was 29—I’m now 33—so I enjoy all of it because it motivates me! My legs are still gone after four years! I’m thrilled to have returned to the Premiership and be able to perform as well as I have.
“I realised that moving down the leagues wasn’t because I wasn’t good enough, but rather because I was moving closer to home and joining a major club like Dundee United.” I always had the sneaking suspicion that if we returned to the Premiership, I would prove everyone wrong.
Ross Docherty and Louis Moult will be given until the very last minute by United to demonstrate their fitness.
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