The Visit of Aek Athens Will Challenge United's Young Players to Elevate Their Game, Writes Richard Wilson ; Chance to Build On Successful Season

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Dundee United's success last season leaves them exposed as well as jubilant. Supporters will inevitably demand more glory, which in itself is awkward to sustain, but European football immediately poses a menace to their self-assurance. Rewards can sometimes take the form of a predicament.

Finishing third last season was the prize for the shrewdness of Craig Levein, the former manager, and Peter Houston's rational approach after succeeding him, but also the growing accomplishment of a clutch of young talents. There is promise in the likes of Garry Kenneth, Morgaro Gomis, Craig Conway and David Goodwillie, and despite interest from other clubs, they remain at Tannadice.

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The Visit of Aek Athens Will Challenge United's Young Players to Elevate Their Game, Writes Richard Wilson ; Chance to Build On Successful Season

United should be forthright as they begin the new campaign. Andy Webster's return to Rangers at the end of his loan deal has been the only setback to consider. The visit of AEK Athens on Thursday in the Europa Lea...

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