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Goodwin to resume Dundee United duties after three-week absence

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Dundee United have confirmed that manager Jim Goodwin will resume his coaching duties following a three-week absence from the touchline. The club did not publicly detail the reason for the break, but Goodwin is expected to be back in the dugout for the team's next match. Assistant staff had overseen first-team affairs during the interim period. The news brings clarity to Dundee United's coaching situation ahead of a key stretch in the Scottish Premiership season.

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Manager stability is rarely the headline story fans want, but its absence is always felt. Goodwin's return gives Dundee United clarity in the dugout at a point in the season where tactical consistency and dressing-room leadership matter most. With a three-week gap now closed, the focus shifts back to on-pitch matters as the club looks to consolidate or push on depending on their league standing.

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Goodwin to resume Dundee United duties after three-week absence · Socc360