Lee Sharp: Last News

Jim Goodwin will make a welcome return to the dugout just in time for this weekend’s battle of the Saints.St Mirren and St Johnstone are both looking to pick up their first Premiership wins of the campaign this Sunday.The Paisley Saints will welcome manager Goodwin back to action, who missed their Celtic Park drubbing last weekend after catching Covid-19.His period of self-isolation ends on Saturday, with assistant manager Lee Sharp glad to be handing the reins back over to the Irishman.Sharp believes it’s vital that the Buddies put their dismal trip to Glasgow behind them when they take on St Johnstone, as they seek to pick up their first three points of the season in front of a big home crowd.He told Renfrewshire Live Sport: “Jim’s fine,

Aberdeen have finally wielded the axe on Jim Goodwin after Dave Cormack’s patience snapped over a 6-0 annihilation at Hibs.

Aberdeen are looking for their 26th permanent manager after the axe fell yet again at Pittodrie with Jim Goodwin the latest to fail to meet the expectations in the north east.

A bride has told how she was left feeling like "an inconvenience" at her own wedding after staff from the Scots venue head-counted guests at the door.

Jim Goodwin might need a new tele after watching the Buddies' Celtic Park horror show from home. The St Mirren boss was on the phone to stand-ins Sharp and Jamie Langfield throughout Saturday afternoon's mauling.

Jim Goodwin has tested positive for Covid-19 and will miss Saturday's clash with Celtic. Saints announced on Friday their manager would be required to self-isolate and won't be in the dugout at Parkhead this weekend.Assistant coaches Lee Sharp and Jamie Langfield will lead the team in Glasgow and until the 39-year-old gaffer returns.

Jim Goodwin will miss out on the Buddies trip to face Celtic tomorrow after testing positive for coronavirus.The Saints manager will now self-isolate, with assistant manager Lee Sharp and Jamie Langfield taking charge of first team duties.The Paisley club broke the news shortly before Goodwin was due to hold his pre-match media conference this afternoon. A St Mirren spokesman said: "St Mirren Football Club can confirm that manager Jim Goodwin will miss this weekend’s match away to Celtic after testing positive for Covid-19.

Jim Goodwin were deciding how best to shift sweeties. Now the close-knit pair are preparing for the biggest game of their managerial careers as they plot a safe route past the Lions with a view to tasting success in the League Cup final next month.