Dundee United head coach Jim Goodwin shared that he was hit by “three or four” objects during the recent derby match against Dundee. He mentioned that incidents like these have occurred before and called on the Scottish FA to take stronger action, despite acknowledging the good behavior of most fans at Tannadice.
Goodwin expressed his disappointment about the objects thrown at him during the game and stated that similar incidents have happened in the past. He also humorously mentioned a previous experience where he collected change thrown at him during a different game.
In the match, Dundee United took the lead twice but ended up with only a point after conceding goals. Goodwin admitted that leaving with a draw felt like a loss, even though it was an exciting game for neutrals to watch.
He highlighted a key moment in the game where a Dundee player cleared the ball off the line to prevent Dundee United from extending their lead to 3-1. Goodwin praised the competitive nature of the match and the atmosphere created by both sets of fans.
The coach’s plea for better behavior from fans and a safer environment for players underscores the importance of respect and sportsmanship in football. It is crucial for authorities to address such incidents promptly to ensure the well-being of everyone involved in the game.
