Reply With QuoteI can still remember vividly the free kick v Alloa, but sadly that is it!
Cant understand why he made so many appearances when he looked to be carrying an injury for most of them.
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Dundee United today confirm that defender Callum Booth has left the Club. Callum joined in August 2018 on a two-year deal and played a total of 33 games for the Terrors, scoring twice. Callum leaves with the best wishes from everyone at the Club.
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I can still remember vividly the free kick v Alloa, but sadly that is it!
Cant understand why he made so many appearances when he looked to be carrying an injury for most of them.
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Bad move IMO
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Kind of agree, felt he was better at LB than Robson and better cover for Sporle if he is gonna be 1st choiceOriginally Posted by offshore_arab83
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No particularly happy about this at all. I liked Booth and thought there was the beginning of a partnership with him and Robson going down the left. Oh well, we shall see. Guid luck to him.
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not overly fussed by letting Booth go. he was steady nothing more or less. defensively he was ok and going forward he was ok. i think it depends what Sporle turns out to be like. if he's inconsistent (which he's showing in early signs) then it might be a poor decision.
Not overly impressed with having robson as the cover. he might have improved in last few months but still dont particularly rate him.
Booth always tried his best so wish him all the best
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