Jason Kerr: Last News

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 striker Chris Kane is planning to rewind the clock and sink Motherwell again.The Perth forward, now fully recovered from a calf problem, netted a stoppage time winner against the Steelmen last season.He turned home a Jason Kerr cross to spark wild celebrations and clinch a 2-1 victory at McDiarmid Park in February.Saints, especially in their most recent fixture against St Mirren, spurned a number of chances but Kane is looking to get on the end of more deliveries supplied by his marauding captain.“It’s always easy sitting watching the game and thinking you could have got a couple of goals,”

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

ruthless edge. Kerr said: “We had a game-plan to stay narrow and not let Rangers pull us out of our positions.

Jason Kerr remembers the moment he received an unexpected text message from Tommy Wright: “Meet me in the cafe.”

One moment of magic ensured St Johnstone’s top-six push is well and truly on.

St Johnstone players will return to McDiarmid Park in the week commencing Monday, June 22 - initially for coronavirus testing.The squad will begin training a couple of days later in small groups, noted earlier this week as being pods of five.Top-flight clubs were given the green light to return to training on Thursday, June 11 with competitive football expected to commence at the beginning of August.Saints’ players have continued to work on their fitness at home throughout the lockdown and are itching to get back onto the training field.Captain Jason Kerr said: “We will only be allowed to drive up to training ourselves.“I’m looking forward to training and I think it will be in groups of five.

Safety first at St Johnstone as Perth club plans for training return“He will add a lot of quality to the side. It’s another young player for our defence.