Goodwin on Utd title success, chairman talks & squad rebuild
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Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin has been speaking to the media ahead of his side's Friday night clash with Airdrieonians live on BBC Scotland.
Here are the key points:
He celebrated all but winning the title last weekend but admitted the "main emotion is one of relief".
Summer plans are already in place, although United "have a huge job on our hands" with a lot of players out of contract.
He will sit down with chairman Mark Ogren next week to agree his budget, adding that newly-appointed head of recruitment Michael Cairney will be a huge asset in hunting for new players.
Goodwin is looking forward to rebuilding his squad for the Premiership as it's "an opportunity to put my own stamp on things".
He says Airdrie are one of the best football teams in the league and praised manager Rhys McCabe.