Craig Bryson: Last News

Former Derby County hero Craig Bryson says Rams boss Wayne Rooney worked wonders at the club this season, and their relegation from the Championship was harsh.

Mick Kennedy hopes bringing former Derby County and St Johnstone star Craig Bryson onto his coaching staff will set the professional standards for his squad - and help the team’s community connection.

St Johnstone star Craig Bryson says being named Derby County's Player of the Decade for the 2010s is a real honour, and one he didn't expect.

St Johnstone midfielder Craig Bryson could be out for up to eight weeks, as he goes in for an operation to fix an ankle problem.

Recent St Johnstone arrival Jacob Butterfield is confident a successful midfield partnership can be rekindled with Craig Bryson.

Jack Ross reckons his never-say-die Hibs stars proved they didn’t lose faith during a five-game league losing streak.

Ten-man St Johnstone were unable to hold out and saw three points vanish to zero in the closing stages of this Premiership encounter.

Round and round the pedals of the exercise bike would go.

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Lanarkshire Live Sport last month that he was keen to extend his stay at McDairmid Park, although talks had stalled on a new deal.However, the club have announced the former Derby County and Aberdeen star has now agreed a deal until the summer of 2022.Bryson won his first senior trophy with the Saints earlier this season when they lifted the Betfred Cup at Hampden with a 1-0 win over Livingston and they knocked Rangers out of the Scottish Cup last month to give themselves another shot at silverware.And ahead of their Scottish Cup semi-final clash with St Mirren, Bryson told the Perth club's official website: "I'm really pleased to have got my new contract and extended my stay."I'm very settled here and enjoying my football."The team has

Craig Bryson has signed a one-year extension on his McDiarmid Park deal. The former Scotland cap will stay in Perth until at least the summer of 2022 in a surprise move on the eve of the double-chasing club's Scottish Cup semi-final.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Life in the top six started with a frustrating home defeat for St Johnstone.The Perth men had aspirations of opening with three points to close the gap in their quest for fifth-place.Little separated the sides at McDiarmid Park but a second half Jonny Hayes finish was enough to secure Aberdeen the win.The big talking point from the pre-match teamsheet was that Glenn Middleton was in from the start for the first time since joining the club.Craig Bryson and Craig Conway were also given the nod meaning fellow experienced pair Liam Craig and David Wotherspoon settled for a spot on the bench.Middleton, who netted a dramatic late winner against Ross County to clinch Saints

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Ianis Hagi’s strike early in the second half was enough to edge out St Johnstone at Ibrox.The Perth side were seven games unbeaten heading into the fixture and battled throughout to maintain their record.Two good Craig Bryson chances were the pick of the bunch for the visitors but Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor was not in the mood to be defeated.Bryson was one of four changes from manager Callum Davidson, who also handed Millwall loanee James Brown his first start at right wing-back.It was defensive mate and skipper Jason Kerr who had early intentions of giving Saints the lead in acrobatic style.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Craig Bryson knows one moment in a game can turn around a team’s fortunes in front of goal.And the recently-signed St Johnstone midfielder is hoping to repeat a similar feat which helped his former club Derby County shake off a mini goal drought.He fondly remembers netting a hat-trick for The Rams - they hadn’t scored in four games - in a stunning 2014 English Championship victory against rivals Nottingham Forest.Saints, who have netted only one goal in their last give games, are in need of a touch of inspiration to spark a productive spell in front of goal.And Bryson said: “All it takes is one shot to

East Kilbride boss Stevie Aitken admits he would be "never say never" to bringing Craig Bryson to his hometown team after leaving Aberdeen. The 33-year-old midfielder had his contract at Pittodrie ripped up with nine months remaining after an injury-plagued spell at the club.Last night gaffer Derek McInnes said the call had been made with "a heavy heart" after his luckless spell with the Dons after moving from Derby last year.

Craig Bryson is on course for lift-off at Aberdeen. The Pittodrie boss has revealed his midfielder is making excellent progress through the pre-season campaign as he aims to kick-on.Bryson, 33, endured a frustrating first term in the Granite City after arriving last summer.He was dogged by injury issues and managed just a dozen appearances for the Dons before lockdown.

It's that time of the week again.

It is a day that will live in infamy of Scottish football - but not for the reasons most of punters thought.