Scots hairdressing icon Rita Rusk has died at the age of 75.
17.12.2022 - 20:27 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Super sub Ali Crawford netted a quick-fire double to send the 398 travelling St Johnstone fans crashing from their seats in the Highlands.
Crawford hit the back of the net in the 76th and 78th minute to haul Saints back from a losing position and secure three points on the road.
Jordan White had given County the lead in the first half with an unmarked header but the hosts would later be reduced to 10 men when Jack Baldwin was sent packing for pulling down Stevie May just after the hour mark.
Crawford would become the hero with two clever finishes.
Goalkeeper Remi Matthews was unwell and had missed out, paving the way for Elliott Parish to take his place between the posts at a frosty but sun-drenched Global Energy Stadium.
Suspensions had tallied up and missing out were first team regulars Alex Mitchell, Ryan McGowan and Melker Hallberg.
At the back, skipper Liam Gordon had Andy Considine and James Brown for company while the wing-back roles were occupied by Adam Montgomery (left) and Drey Wright (right).
There was a rare start in the middle of the park for Dan Phillips who partnered with World Cup star David Wotherspoon and creative Graham Carey. Nicky Clark and Stevie May led the line.
May, in the eighth minute, had a promising sight of goal after being teed-up by Carey inside the box. The low strike was straight at goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw.
Later Considine threatened with a deflected header from Carey’s corner but the ball was never in danger of finding the back of the net.
Moments later, with 22 minutes on the clock, County had the lead when White was gifted the freedom of the box to nod home a Yan Dhanda cross from the right. He had far too much space to guide his header into the corner.
One very nearly went to two in
Scots hairdressing icon Rita Rusk has died at the age of 75.
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Rick Anderson, the co-founding bassist of the Tubes who was with the band for a half-century and played on “She’s a Beauty,” “Talk to Ya Later” and “White Punks on Dope,” has died. He was 75.
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