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St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson told of his “huge relief” that everyone was safe following a terrifying supporters’ bus blaze.

Ian Evatt said there is an option to extend Bolton Wanderers midfielder Ali Crawford's loan spell at Scottish side St Johnstone and he believes there is an appetite from both sides to get the deal done.

St Johnstone struggled in the forward department but remained defensively sound to add another point to their Premiership total.

Callum Davidson is looking to extend Ali Crawford’s St Johnstone stay.

Chris Kane has taken his game to another level across the past year, Callum Davidson believes.

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St Johnstone in their Scottish Cup date with destiny will forever be remembered as club legends. Shaun Rooney, Zander Clark and the rest are unlikely to ever pay for a pint in Perth again after securing a momentous Cup Double - the first seen outside of Glasgow for over 30 years.

St Johnstone are about to get a lot more familiar as Scotland's two silverware winners get ready for a double header. First up is a league clash at McDiarmid Park before the weekend sees the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox.

Scottish Cup quarter-final. The competition was suspended in January due to the coronavirus pandemic and has been forced into a congested schedule.

Scots prison a Fatal Accident Inquiry has found.Evil Steven Dickie - who was serving a life sentence for the brutal murder of oil worker Steven Donaldson at a nature reserve near Kirriemuir - killed himself in his cell.The 24-year-old had been ordered to serve at least 23 years.His co-accused Tasmin Glass and Callum Davidson were sentenced to a total of 34 years between them for their part in the horrific crime in June 2018 - Glass for 10 and Davidson 24.Dickie was found dead in a cell at Perth

Betfred Cup.Callum Davidson added just the second piece of major silverware to the Perth Saints list of accolades with a 1-0 win over Livingston at Hampden.The victory also brought to an end Celtic's dominance of the competition, having lifted the League Cup four years in a row as part of their quadruple treble success.And on the road back to McDiarmid Park the club couldn't resist a cheeky dig at the Hoops.A clip has emerged on the @sjfcnews Twitter of one of the St Johnstone team buses driving

Betfred Cup heroes to get ready to drink Perth dry – even if they need to wait until the summer to do it.The emotional Saints boss is determined to mark their first ever league cup success with a celebration for the hole of the city once the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted enough to allow it.Shaun Rooney’s first-half header secured the trophy against Livingston inside an empty Hampden yesterday afternoon.And Davidson told his stars to hang on a little longer when asked if he was going to crack

St Johnstone in time for the Perth club's date with destiny in the Betfred Cup Final. The midfielder went off injured in the first half of Saints' match against Rangers earlier this month and was looking doubtful for the clash against Livingston at Hampden Park on February 28.

Kemar Roofe 's painful challenge on Murray Davidson. The flashpoint occurred in the early stages of the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox when the Rangers attacker tried to use his body to get the ball back under control after a poor touch.

St Johnstone has been called off after the Tannadice pitch failed an inspection. Callum Davidson's side were due to make the short journey north for the Premiership clash as they hoped to narrow the gap between the two sides to just three points.

Callum Davidson has told red card sinner Michael O’Halloran he has to earn his trust again. The experienced striker, who was also ordered off in the opening game of the season against Dundee United, came off the bench in the 3-0 defeat against Rangers and picked up two bookings within six minutes to be sent packing.

St Johnstone winger Michael O'Halloran injured on Sunday. The veteran midfielder made contact with the star on the hip with a challenge - leaving stud marks on the ex- Rangers man.

Rangers at Ibrox but felt they got undone by a stupid mistake for the free kick for Borna Barisic's opener. The Croat's pinpoint free-kick opened the scoring after 21 minutes before the half-time break was sandwiched by a late strike from Ryan Kent and a Joe Aribo header four minutes after the restart.

David Wotherspoon's versatility is a big bonus for his manager Callum Davidson“We’ll probably get out on the pitch and see what it’s like.

David Wotherspoon's versatility is a big bonus for his manager Callum Davidson“I’ve come in and just been myself.

Tannadice revival epitomised why St Johnstone have enjoyed top-flight success“What I like about him is he understands the game.

Dundee United.Saints are closing in on a deal for the former Scotland winger, who was released by Salford City at the end of the season.Conway, 35, is a hero to the Tannadice faithful after scoring a double in their 3-0 Scottish Cup final defeat of Ross County in 2010.He moved on to Cardiff for three years and also played for five years at Blackburn Rovers, Davidson’s former club. Talks are at an advanced stage between St Johnstone and Conway, who started his career at Ayr United.

Kevin Moon's journey from McDiarmid Park to Michigan via Western Australia“But I have to make sure I don’t rush him. I’d kick myself if I did that and he started to pick up niggles while he’s in here.“The game was a good exercise, played at a really good tempo and I was pleased with their attitude.“It was the hardest week we’ve had since coming back.

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.

Jamie McCart set to prove himself all over again under new boss Callum Davidson“We had been given programmes and all the boys have been ticking over, keeping themselves in reasonable condition for coming back. “All the boys used to love his [Davidson’s] training before.  It’s a high intensity and a lot of ball work which suits most of the players - even me.“We’re all delighted and can’t wait to get through this hard phase of the pre-season and kick-on.”Extensive safety measures have been

Callum Davidson the correct call for St Johnstone, says Kieran McAnespie“Callum knows the club very well. He went away and gained experience with Gary Rowett at Stoke and Millwall.“He will have learned a lot at both of those clubs.

Callum Davidson has ruled himself out of a return to St Johnstone to succeed Tommy Wright.