Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin unleashed a fiery post-match rant after his side’s dramatic 2–2 draw against Rangers at Ibrox. Clearly frustrated by the treatment from sections of the home support, Goodwin didn’t mince his words in the aftermath of what was an intense Scottish Premiership encounter.
“I’ve got no problem with passion, but some of what was shouted from the stands today crossed the line,” Goodwin said. “We come here to compete, to play football, not to be disrespected. My players gave everything, and they deserved more respect than they got.”
The match itself was a thrilling contest — Dundee United twice came from behind to snatch a crucial point, leaving Rangers fans furious and the atmosphere electric. Goodwin praised his team’s resilience but condemned the “toxic” behaviour from parts of the crowd, calling for more accountability in Scottish football.
The draw piles more pressure on Rangers, who continue to struggle for consistency, while Dundee United leave Glasgow with their heads held high after a spirited performance.
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