Former Dundee United defender Liam Smith has opened up about his time at the club, revealing that leaving the Scottish side is his “biggest regret.” In a heartfelt interview, Smith, who departed after the club’s relegation, shared his deep emotional connection to the club and the events that led to his departure, which he wishes had unfolded differently.
“There were so many things that happened behind the scenes after Dundee United was relegated, but I won’t go into that,” Smith said, hinting at internal issues within the club. Despite the circumstances, his affection for the team remains strong. “I still watch them and support them. Seeing them doing so well on their return to the top flight gives me joy.”
Smith’s connection to Dundee United is clearly one that runs deep, and the decision to leave was not one he took lightly. “I must confess it’s my biggest regret leaving the club,” he admitted, expressing the emotional toll it has taken on him. “I never wanted to leave, but at the end of the day, it happened, and I can only wish the team all the best for the season.”
His candid reflections highlight the impact that a club’s fortunes can have on players, even after they have moved on. Smith’s words also reveal a lingering attachment to Dundee United, as he continues to support them from afar. His remarks are likely to resonate with fans, especially those who were saddened by his departure.
As Dundee United enjoy their resurgence in the top flight, Smith’s emotional confession underscores the challenges players face when leaving a club they care deeply about. Though he has moved on in his career, it’s clear that part of his heart remains with Dundee United, watching and cheering them on from a distance.
