Dundee United have confirmed the appointment of Jack Ross as their new manager. The 46-year-old, who takes over from Tam Courts, has signed a two-year deal with the club.
He will be assisted by Liam Fox, Adam Asghar and Craig Hinchcliffe at Tannadice. On joining United, Ross said: “I’ve had a spell out of management and was happy to have a break,” said Ross. “I’ve had offers from Scotland, England and overseas to return to work but I haven’t had that real buzz of excitement that you need to go in and do a good job. “In all the conversations I’ve had with the club, I’ve felt that buzz and excitement.
I firmly believe I’ve been given a fantastic opportunity at a terrific football club. “What we did last year was brilliant, but the challenge is to deliver consistent success to the club. “There’s a historical aspect to this too.
I grew up with Scottish football and I understand Dundee United’s historical standing in the game. “It’s already a big club but the potential is there for it to continue growing. “I’ve got to deliver success to meet those expectations. “But part of the attraction for me is the fact there is big expectation from the fans.