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BBC News
13-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
'Don't write St Johnstone off just yet'
As Lenny Kravitz's hit song It Ain't Over Til It's Over played loudly at the end of St Johnstone's win against Ross County on Saturday, it struck me – for perhaps the first time this year – that maybe there's still a chance of top-flight was genuinely encouraging to witness the collective spirit between the players and the fans regarding the team's current situation. It seems like everyone is finally on the same page. Hopefully, this unified effort won't be too late to make a match was nerve-wracking, especially with County's disallowed goal. Perhaps that was the bit of luck that teams often feel they are this feels like just the initial step. The team still needs two wins in the remaining two games, along with a couple of County slip-ups. While the outcome remains uncertain, history suggests that betting against St Johnstone isn't necessarily a wise Miller can be found at Dogger Saints., external
BBC News
06-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
St Johnstone fan voice: 'If players can't find motivation, they don't deserve to be here'
The phrase 'must win' has been used quite a bit around McDiarmid Park since January and, unfortunately, those matches haven't gone our way. However, we're not out of the running yet. This Saturday's game is undeniably critical. Whether you call it a 'must win' or a 'six- pointer', beating Ross County will close the gap to just three points with two matches remaining. It won't be an easy task. Our performance in last weekend's loss to Kilmarnock, another game framed as 'must win', was concerning. It looked as though a majority of players lacked fight and already had their minds on the off-season, which is worrying for both the fans and management. Adding to our challenges, we've had significant changes in defence. The departures of Jack Sanders and Kyle Cameron in January were followed by injuries to their replacements, Bozo Mikulic and Zach Mitchell, who had been performing well above standard. This has left us with a patched-up defence - a large contributor to our downfall. The situation for Saturday is clear: win, or face relegation. If the players cannot find the motivation for this game, then they are not the type I want around my club for next season. Sam Miller can be found at Dogger Saints, external
BBC News
04-03-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
'I still fancy us to upset the odds'
It's the hope that kills you. For three brief minutes on Saturday afternoon we had eaten up all 10 of the points we were adrift by.A Simon Murray equaliser and a share of the spoils away to Dundee wasn't a disaster. It wasn't a must-win game, more a must not that achieved and momentum still on our side, it's still a two-horse race for the trap door, but I still fancy us to upset the odds. Scottish Cup quarter-final at Livingston this weekend will be a great gauge to see how we fare against a title contender. We might just be facing one of them come the end of Miller can be found at Dogger Saints, external
BBC News
18-02-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Important week in club's history looming...
Saturdays result at Kilmarnock hammered home what we've known for sometime. It'll take an almighty turnaround to keep us in the top league.'Too many people off form', 'not our day' or 'beaten by a better team'. Regular reasons for our regular defeats. And its happened too many times this season to think that it will miraculously change in what are a massive three games in seven ask me in two weeks when we are off the bottom spot after putting Hearts, Ross County and most importantly, Dundee, to the sword and I'll tell you a different story full of positivity. I love being a fickle football Miller can be found at the Dogger Saints podcast, external
