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Look back at previous games

Look back at previous games

After taking pictures at previous games this season, I thought it be about time to put them on the website and share the good times, and bad times. So here we go…            Read More →

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QOSFC 3 - SAINTS 3

QOSFC 3 - SAINTS 3

SAINTS were denied victory after coming from behind twice in todays encounter at Palmerston. Queen of the south stomed ahead with a two goal lead. Barry Wilson was first to score early in the half. After the break Stephen Dobbie hit the back of the net to increase the homesides... [Read more...]

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Saints V Rangers to be broadcast live on BBC

Saints Homecoming Scottish cup game will now be played on Tuesday 16th January with an 8:05 pm kick off at McDiarmid Park.

The game was the second draw to be picked out the hat at Hampden Park on Monday afternoon.

Ticket sales to be announced soon.

Saints were beating rangers in extra time last season.

Saints were beating rangers in extra time last season.

December 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment


Days gone by

Those were the days

Whenever the subject comes up to pick out your 5 best former players or 10 games from past there is always one or two that spring to mind straight away. It’s after that the problem begins - “Can’t leave him out” or “But…..both these games were crackers” you start to say to yourself.

So here goes - my own personal favourite Saints games from the past. I am going to plump for five of what i reckon to be the very best.

In 5th place is DUNDEE UNITED 1 SAINTS 2 from the autumn of 1990. Saints had started the season well enough on their return to the top tier after a 6 year absence, but The Arabs were flying, sitting on top of the League and were hot favourites to take the 2 points on offer. And bear in mind this was a very decent United side, back when The Tannadice outfit and Aberdeen were a decent and constant challenge to The Old Firm, not the United side of today.

Saints stormed into a 2-0 lead, through goals from John Inglis and Stevie Maskrey. Both goals came at the end where The Saints fans had packed the terrace. As an 8 year old this was an entirely new experience for me. A local derby and a big noisy crowd, it was simply a fantastic day. United did pull one back in the second half, but despite a bit of pressure Saints held on gallantly to record a famous victory.

In at 4th is DUNDEE 1 SAINTS 5 from 1996. It was a midweek Challenge Cup tie at Dens and the travelling Saints fans were housed in the old Provost Road end. Resplendent in their teal and magenta away kit Saints got off to an absolute flyer and by half - time The Dee were already out the cup, pumped on their own patch. The exact details of the match escape me but Saints were 3 or 4 up by the half hour mark and probably could have won by even more had they not taken their foot off the gas in the second period.

In 3rd place has to be SAINTS 2 RANGERS 0 from January 1998. Saints were doing well on their Premier League return in 1997/98 but no one really expected an upset here. Saints had failed to beat the Ibrox side on so mamy occasions since a famous win in the very early 70’s. The home side though proved too hot for Rangers to handle and goals from O’Boyle and O’Neil saw off a Rangers side packed with stars. (Kids, at one time Rangers did have some good players).

In second place is SAINTS 3 MONACO 3 in The Uefa Cup from 1999. Such a proud moment, and although we had lost the first leg in the principality 3-0 and were effectively out of the competition, we did ourselves proud against a star studded Monaco side.

In first place and unlikely to ever be dislodged is SAINTS 7 DUNDEE 2. New years day 1997. Saints were on a hell of a run at the time and already top of the pile. Dundee though were near challengers and were expected to provide a stern test. They did - for 45 minutes. Locked at 1-1 at half -time, most people in the ground probably thought it was about right, and given our stance at the summit, would probably have taken the point. However then came a second half performance that is unlikely to ever be bettered by any Saints side, any time. And it was not just that they whacked a further six past the hapless Billy Thomson in that second half, each and every goal had a certain quality. Leigh Jenkinson scored two delightful free - kicks with his left peg, Stevie Tosh put a header through the ‘keepers legs. Just brilliant, never to be forgotten and anyone that was there will tell you it’s not likely to be bettered.

December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment


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Chic Young - the voice of Scottish Football??????

If ever there was a reason for witholding your licence fee then this is surely it. Chic Young  [Read more...]

September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment


Fanzone

St.Johnstone Fans website now online


Saints fans can now enjoy a new community website where they can post their views and make reports on the club.

You need to register to post comments on articles and even submit your own articles for review.

We hope you enjoy the site!

July 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment