St Johnstone will “fight like hell” on Sunday to lay the foundations for a “magic” second half of the season.
04.12.2021 - 17:33 / dailyrecord.co.uk
St Johnstone's clash with Ross County has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
The Perthshire side had been due to take on the Premiership 's bottom side in one of Saturday's 3pm kick-offs.
But Storm Arwen has battered the east of Scotland with wind howling and rain pouring through the night in Perth.
Officials tested the McDiarmid Park pitch out at 1.30pm and then again at 2pm to give it the best possible chance of going ahead.
But referee Steven MacLean decided the game was unplayable
St Johnstone will “fight like hell” on Sunday to lay the foundations for a “magic” second half of the season.
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St Johnstone must stick together, get back to basics and not press the panic button.