TAM COURTS insists the chance to restore Honved to former glories was too good to turn down.
Courts decided to quit Dundee United after a hugely successful first season in charge to take over at the fallen Hungarian giants.
The move came after United sporting director Tony Asghar phoned him while he was on a family holiday in Turkey, to give him permission to speak to Croatian side Rijeka.
And it was while he was talking to Rijeka that Honved where Courts' old United colleague Chris Docherty is sporting director - made their move.
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