St Johnstone's Next Permanent Manager

[Nelly78]

42 minutes ago, Terry_Tibbs said:

Alan Maybury?

A mate of mine, who used to be a ref, said that Maybury was the biggest c**t he ever encountered on the sidelines, at any level of football he had refereed. From amateur right up to Championship level. 

[tree house tam]

7 minutes ago, Nelly78 said:

A mate of mine, who used to be a ref, said that Maybury was the biggest c**t he ever encountered on the sidelines, at any level of football he had refereed. From amateur right up to Championship level. 

He got punted from Saints because of certain things he said and did, not a hope in hell of him #1, applying #2, Saints entertaining him.

[Gibby82]

Micky Mellon looking for a gig if you’ve not quite had your fill of suffocating, joyless football.

[Center half]

3 hours ago, PSJ.84 said:

Was a bit tongue in cheek, essentially just calling him an arrogant so and so - having never met him of course. I have in my head he’s been close to the Dundee United job a couple of times too. 

He is related to macca  either cousin or nephew! 

[AdamMFC]

Graham Alexander is still out of a job if having a different starting 11 every week that's chosen by tombola is something you'd like.

[Torfason]

7 hours ago, YassinMoutaouakil said:

Stephen Robinson would be an astute appointment imo.

Great shout, bigger budget, crowds and a genuine top six team with 2 cup wins in recent history.

[PSJSaint]

Not sure if there would be much interest but Danny Cowley would be an interesting shout. Was excellent at Lincoln before being binned at Portsmouth despite a reasonable record. Saints might be an attractive option to get him back on track. 

[PSJ.84]

1 hour ago, PSJSaint said:

Not sure if there would be much interest but Danny Cowley would be an interesting shout. Was excellent at Lincoln before being binned at Portsmouth despite a reasonable record. Saints might be an attractive option to get him back on track. 

Cant see him wanting to come to us either, but I’d be more than happy with that 

[FrankChickens1]

1 hour ago, PSJ.84 said:

Cant see him wanting to come to us either, but I’d be more than happy with that 

Agree with both parts of this. 

[Thenorthernlight]

3 hours ago, PSJSaint said:

Not sure if there would be much interest but Danny Cowley would be an interesting shout. Was excellent at Lincoln before being binned at Portsmouth despite a reasonable record. Saints might be an attractive option to get him back on track. 

He allegedly turned Aberdeen down (having been initially interested) to take on Portsmouth when we appointed Glass. 

Not a chance he’d be interested in St Johnstone. 

[Kyle]

6 hours ago, Torfason said:

Great shout, bigger budget, crowds and a genuine top six team with 2 cup wins in recent history.

3*

[Kyle]

Tommy Wright until the summer and with an understanding that the new owner would decide what happens thereafter (if that's going to be completed by then) I think is the most sensible course. He knows the club, knows some of the players. Makes most sense to me. 

[itzdrk]

Bullen in. 

[Richey Edwards]

Kenny Shiels linked in the press now.

[The Saintee]

This is just the kind of exciting project Brendan Rodgers would be interested in.

It might be a problem having to face his beloved Celtic though?

[PSJ.84]

4 minutes ago, The Saintee said:

This is just the kind of exciting project Brendan Rodgers would be interested in.

It might be a problem having to face his beloved Celtic though?

Can picture him getting stopped in the Overgate by a Dundee fan telling him he’s doing a great job 

[scottsdad]

I've lost track of how many times I have voted for Yogi in recent months. Seven or eight, I would say. 

[Scott Power]

Malky must be thinking about it. Coming in from the cold. It can be a long winter in Dingwall. 

[Rugster]

37 minutes ago, scottsdad said:

I've lost track of how many times I have voted for Yogi in recent months. Seven or eight, I would say. 

Shree times

[Insaintee]

20 hours ago, Tony Wonder said:

Neil McCann then.

For hearts?