Callum Davidson

It's been quite a few months for St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson, what with a remarkable cup double and a fifth-place Scottish Premiership finish in his first season as a manager. But now the former Scotland defender has tasted yet more success by becoming the new course record holder at...

Callum Davidson has had to make “difficult decisions” as he starts to reshape St Johnstone’s history-making squad. The Perth club is still basking in the afterglow of winning both the League Cup and Scottish Cup while finishing fifth in the Premiership. Davidson has begun preparing for next season by releasing...

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson believes he still has "plenty to look forward to" in his role at McDiarmid Park after guiding the club to an incredible cup double. The Perth side beat Hibs at Hampden on Saturday to add the Scottish Cup to their League Cup success in March.

St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson admits he has banked enough memories this year to last a lifetime – but that will not stop him striving for more. The 44-year-old is still buzzing on the afterglow of his side’s sensational Scottish Cup and Betfred Cup double. But Davidson is now turning...

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson says his thoughts have already turned to next season when he expects offers to come in for some of his players. The Perth side completed a domestic cup double on Saturday when they beat Hibernian 1-0 at Hampden Park to win the Scottish Cup final, having already picked up the Scottish League Cup in February.

Callum Davidson hopes St Johnstone fans will be allowed at some point to safely celebrate the club’s remarkable cup double with their heroes. Shaun Rooney, who scored the only goal of the Betfred Cup final win over Livingston at Hampden Park in February, was again the Saints match-winner in Saturday’s 1-0 Scottish Cup final triumph over Hibernian back at the national stadium.

Callum Davidson saluted St Johnstone’s saviour Geoff Brown after the 1-0 Scottish Cup final win over Hibernian secured an extraordinary cup double. Wing-back Shaun Rooney, who scored the only goal in the Betfred Cup final win over Livingston at Hampden Park in February, was the hero again with a header in the 31st minute at the national stadium, with Hibs keeper Matt Macey’s penalty save from Glenn Middleton with 15 minutes remaining ultimately rendered academic.

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson will assess his squad for the Scottish Cup final following a recent Covid-19 outbreak. Eight players in all were affected, with some only returning to training in the middle of the week. Left-back Scott Tanser is rated at 50-50 after making decent progress following the...

Callum Davidson feels it will take a “monumental effort” from his St Johnstone side to win the Scottish Cup following their Covid crisis. Davidson got his squad back together for a training session on Wednesday after eight players were affected. But as he arrived at work on Thursday, he was...

St Johnstone’s Covid-19 problems have not deteriorated but manager Callum Davidson admits his cup final selection is up in the air and he still fears more setbacks. Saints were struck by two positive cases on May 3 and two further players were ordered into self-isolation before their semi-final win against St Mirren.

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson admits he is very concerned about his Scottish Cup final plans after losing more players to Covid-related issues. Already without four self-isolating players before Sunday’s semi-final win against St Mirren, Davidson only had a 16-man squad for their 4-0 defeat at Celtic Park with Zander Clark, Liam Gordon, Michael O’Halloran and Ali McCann dropping out.

St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson was encouraged by the noises coming from his players after their latest cup triumph as he stressed the importance of their league campaign. Saints moved within 90 minutes of a double when they beat St Mirren in the Scottish Cup on Sunday but they have Scottish Premiership business to take care of before they return to Hampden on May 22.