What Now For Dundee United After Micky Mellon's Departure? TheTwoPointOne

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What now for Dundee United after Micky Mellon's departure?

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Dundee will be playing their football in the Premiership next season thanks to an impressive playoff win over Kilmarnock. Not to be outdone, their rivals from across the street also grabbed the headlines after parting ways with their manager.

Micky Mellon's solitary season at Dundee United was by no means a failure, he comfortably secured top-flight safety and led them to a cup semi-final. However, many fans have complained about the style of football his side played throughout the campaign.

On this week's show, Niall Murray, Stefan Bienkowski, and Alex Marr discuss Mellon's time in charge at Tannadice, his side's issues, and where the Tangerines go from here.

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