Stevie May: 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.Stevie May is happy to tuck home tap-ins instead of 30-yard screamers — as long as he is finding the net.The St Johnstone stalwart bagged the winner in Saturday’s dominant display against a visiting St Mirren side with no answer.May, who entered the action in the second half after watching his mates spurn a number of chances, hit the jackpot with 72 minutes on the clock.His clever run deep into the Buddies’ box was timed perfectly to dispatch an impressive Craig Conway delivery from close range.“As a striker, that is where you want the ball played in order to give you the chance to get on the end of

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

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

Jamie McCart set to prove himself all over again under new boss Callum Davidson“He is not easy on me, which isn’t a bad thing. He is on me like a rash 24/7.“The way to get the best out of me is to push me to my limits and Callum is very good at that.“He doesn’t make me sulk ever.