Episode

Can Dundee United Take the Next Step?

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Scottish Football Podcast
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Jul 13, 2026
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Summary

After a solid but ultimately unspectacular seventh-place finish, Dundee United head into the new season determined to kick on. Andrew Petrie is joined by Courier columnist Jim Spence and The Dode Fox Podcast's Ronny Costello to discuss a summer of change at Tannadice. The panel assess Jim Goodwin's future, the growing expectation of a more attacking style of play, and whether key signings such as Dylan Tait and the returning Jack Walton can help United move forward. They also reflect on the departures of influential figures including Amar Fatah and Luca Stephenson, debate the club's recruitment strategy and shine a spotlight on exciting academy prospect Cohen Leiper after his eye-catching start to the campaign. With hopes of a top-six finish and pressure building for progress, can Dundee United find the consistency they lacked last season?