#st-johnstone

#st-johnstone

St Johnstone aims to surprise Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final despite their low league position.

St Johnstone faces potential relegation from the Scottish Premiership after a difficult season and a recent defeat.

Valakari is open to discussions with St Johnstone but prioritizes respect for his current role and players.

Aberdeen signed Bulgaria goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov from St Johnstone.

Celtic looks to maintain dominance while St Johnstone risks relegation.

Celtic faces St Johnstone and Hearts plays Aberdeen in Scottish Cup semi-finals, set for April 19-20.

St Johnstone shocked Celtic with a 1-0 victory, thanks to an early goal from Daniels Balodis.

More St Johnstone fans are needed at matches against Old Firm to prevent increased ticket allocations for them next season.

Celtic's recent victory marks a turning point in their European football status as a competitive team.

St Johnstone must prepare for Livingston's unconventional tactics in their upcoming Scottish Cup quarter-final.

St Johnstone is in a precarious position, with potential relegation looming after a series of poor performances and defensive errors.

Valakari aims to engage fans and revitalize St Johnstone through exciting football, building a connection to create something special together.

Simo Valakari is excited to return to Scotland, emphasizing its football culture and his readiness to improve St Johnstone's performance.

Valakari sees his previous experiences as essential in shaping his approach at St Johnstone, aiming for a structured improvement process.

Adam Webb's successful cancer treatment has brought him back to St Johnstone, reflecting on his health and future goals for the club.

Levein was surprised by his sacking, believing the team's performance surpassed their results, despite a streak of defeats.

Hearts are close to appointing Neil Critchley as head coach, potentially by Tuesday.

St Johnstone's decision to sack Craig Levein reflects fan dissatisfaction with the team's performance and demand for a fresh managerial approach.

Adam Webb, owner of St Johnstone, is undergoing treatment for cancer but maintains a positive prognosis and a commitment to the club's management.

St Johnstone sacked manager Craig Levein after just five matches due to poor performance.

Larne manager Tiernan Lynch is linked to St Johnstone amidst ongoing managerial speculation in Scottish football.

Scott Brown reaffirms commitment to Ayr United despite St Johnstone links.

St Johnstone manager Craig Levein admits terrible performance in shock defeat against Alloa Athletic.

St Johnstone manager Craig Levein has been charged by the Scottish FA for comments about officiating decisions in recent matches.