Performances have merited more points, says St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson

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Jamie Carragher believes Manchester United should take inspiration from Sir Alex Ferguson's ruthless decisions of the past and cut ties with Cristiano Ronaldo in the summer.The former Liverpool defender has been critical of the Portuguese superstar following his sensational Red Devils return last summer, previously labelling the striker a "passenger".Despite netting 15 goals this season, Ronaldo has often drawn criticism over his inability to press and has been accused of refusing to sacrifice personal glory for the greater good of his team.The 37-year-old has reportedly grown disillusioned with the club in recent months and, amid speculation that his second Old Trafford stint could come to a swift end this summer, Carragher believes United would be better off without him.The Sky Sports pundit feels United should look to the past and the ruthless decisions of legendary former manager Ferguson as inspiration for how to solve the problems Ronaldo creates."No single player can ever be bigger than the club," Carragher wrote in his column for the Telegraph."And no-one knew that better than Sir Alex Ferguson who, in 2006, sold one of the Premier League most prolific goalscorers, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, because he felt the striker’s personal hunger for goals was inhibiting the progress of younger, emerging team-mates.Should Manchester United let Cristiano Ronaldo go in the summer? Have your say in the comment section"Who reaped the rewards? Ronaldo, who thrived after Van Nistelrooy’s exit."Just like Van Nistelrooy 16 years ago, Ronaldo’s goal sprees have the capacity to make anyone deemed critical look foolish."It does not alter the fact that the next United manager will face the same issues as Rangnick in trying to keep him

Kate Middleton decided to “cut off” her friend who organised her 21 st birthday party on the same day as hers, a royal expert has claimed. Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael pulled out all the stops to mark the occasion for their eldest daughter and in June 2003 – six months after her actual birthday – when they organised a big 1920s themed party and sit-down dinner.One of the guests was Kate’s new secret boyfriend Prince William, the Daily Mirror reports.

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Dancing on Ice viewers who are angry over the vote-off results claim there has been a show 'fix'. While others have been left raging over the fact that some of the celebrity skaters have professional dancing experience such as former Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole, 45.But some fans of the programme are convinced they have come up with the perfect solution to eliminate 'fix' accusations once and for all.Taking to forum Digital Spy, one viewer said they would solve the accusations by "changing the skate off decision and public vote".Explaining their solution, they shared: "What do you think about changing the public vote so that the public don't vote for their favourite's performance, but vote on which of the bottom two stays? It would eliminate all the screeches of 'FIX!!!'"The current Dancing on Ice voting system sees judges give a score from zero to ten for each couple, who comprise of a celebrity and a professional skater.The viewing public then have to vote for their favourites and who they want to skate through to another week.

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Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc was left embarrassed and ashamed of a "disgraceful" performance against Rangers.

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Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone conceded the first goal for the sixth time in seven games this season - and it proved costly.Scotland under-21 international Allan Campbell’s crisp hit with only four minutes on the clock was enough to secure all three points for Motherwell at Fir Park.The Perth men entered the fixture buoyed by a fine display in their last outing against St Mirren and manager Callum Davidson went with the same starting line-up.A quick start would be the plan but the positive momentum was severely dented not long after referee Euan Anderson had signalled for kick-off.Campbell skipped away from midfield pair

Zander Clark on Elliott Parish, his injury return and the heroics of Alan Mannus“I think I was top scorer at East Fife one season - hopefully I can get it this season! When I was growing up I was naturally a midfielder. I feel it’s helped me out.”Scoring more than his mates further up the park would also send the bragging rights into his corner.“It would be nice to get more goals than Liam Craig this season,” Kerr smiled.

Zander Clark on Elliott Parish, his injury return and the heroics of Alan MannusOne player who has played every minute of this season and therefore did not require more juice in the legs was skipper Jason Kerr.Davidson has been delighted with his attitude and said: “Jason enjoys the marauding centre half thing so he’s been really pleasing.“He’s still getting used to it, but he understands what I am asking him to do.“Some defenders might not take to it because they want to be more cautious, but Jason used to be a centre midfielder so he’s got that in his game already.“He’s added plenty to us going forward but he’s also been very solid defensively.“As with all your young players, if he can play at a level and we are playing at a level then I

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Elliott Parish has been “brilliant” for St Johnstone so far this season, according to fellow goalkeeper Zander Clark.Clark has not played a minute of competitive football following the game’s return from the COVID-19 outbreak due to a knee injury.The 28-year-old has had to settle for watching from the stand - an experience he notes as being more nerve-wracking the standing between the posts.His vantage point pitchside has provided the opportunity to assess performances and he has been impressed with Parish in the opening six matches.“Elliott has been brilliant,” said Clark, who is closing in on his

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Chance after chance after chance.It would’ve been quite easy for frustration to creep into St Johnstone’s game.But manager Callum Davidson hailed his players’ belief and desire which, eventually, rewarded them with a deserved three-point haul.The Perth side were peppering the St Mirren goal at times and their goalkeeper, Jak Alnwick, was required to pull off a series of smart stops to keep the score level.He could not, however, prevent substitute Stevie May from sliding in to tuck home a delightful Craig Conway cross from the left flank.The 71st minute winner came as a relief for boss Davidson, who, it

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Murray Davidson and Chris Kane are set to return for St Johnstone this afternoon - but the game will arrive too soon for goalkeeper Zander Clark.Experienced midfield man Davidson has recovered from an Achilles problem while striker Kane, who had a calf injury, has been building his fitness up in training.Having them back in the matchday squad is welcome news to Callum Davidson, who goes in search of his first home victory as manager.Jim Goodwin’s St Mirren, who sit two places and three points above Saints, are the visitors to McDiarmid Park.Providing an injury update, Perth boss Davidson said: “Zander