Miguel Simao: 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.Miguel Simao will be kicking every ball when he sits down to watch St Johnstone go for glory at Hampden on Sunday.The Portuguese striker was adored during his time in Perth and continues to keep in touch with supporters on a regular basis.When questioned whether he has kept tabs on this season’s League Cup run, the 47-year-old’s simple response was: “Of course.”And he would love for the current group of Saints stars to create another “beautiful page” in the club’s history.“I was really glad that St Johnstone got to the final,” said Simao, who now lives in Luxembourg.“I always try to see the results in

Danny Griffin and Miguel Simao reflect on clinching European football in 1999“I’m not rushing to make an appointment just because it might be easier on training.“The point has to be made that all of the players bar Shaun Rooney have been there all of last season.“We don’t need to gel players together. They all know one another and have all trained together.

Danny Griffin and Miguel Simao reflect on clinching European football in 1999Club president Carol McPartland said: “Aimee is a highly experienced and successful athlete who has done everything in the sport.“She has been running these courses for a little while now and we felt it would be valuable for our swimmers to tap into her immense experience.“Puberty can be a particularly challenging time for female swimmers and numbers can drop off when girls reach that stage.“For them to hear how to tackle the issues they might face from someone as frank and open as Aimee was very worthwhile and beneficial.“The club has been working hard during the lockdown to provide as much positive input to our swimmers even if they are not able to get back in