Peter Houston sparks concern over Dundee United future

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Dundee United manager Peter Houston has revealed he could leave Tannadice at the end of the season.
Houston, who was appointed in May 2010, also assists Scotland manager Craig Levein.
"There is nothing on the table for me," Houston told BBC Scotland.
"A lot of people have been asking me why I haven't signed a new deal: because I haven't been offered one basically."
Houston led United to Scottish Cup success months after taking the Tannadice reins from Levein and kept the club in the top four in his first full season in charge.
"If it's to be the end of May when I move on from here then I'll look back with fond memories," Houston said.
"Who knows what will happen? The chairman (Stephen Thompson) hasn't gone back to John Colquhoun (Houston's agent).
"There might be an offer put on the table for me, I don't know."
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Think Houston has done a decent job considering the revolving door of his talented players have left by. Tough job in the SPL for all
Rangers are the real joke of Scottish football. Zero integrity.
Gers fans posts are very sad indeed. You respect nobody & believe you deserve to win every game. Very sad indeed!
Any group of fans would be concerned that their manager may be allowed to leave. It may not be of much interest to fans of other clubs who have no interest how their rivals are getting on, but so what?
Houston is trying to talk himself up a deal. The fact we are currently well off the pace in a very poor league suggests he might not be worth one anyway.