What a great start to the day. I met the wonderful Sadie Smith the textile designer whose real claim is that she’s daughter of the legendary Gordon Smith of @StJohnstone who also played for Spurs and Villa
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St Johnstone controlled the midfield vs Dundee - and effectively controlled the game.
The Holt, Campbell, Cotterill triumvirate was equally imposing, athletic and crafty.
@Detroit67Book, @C_ENicolson and some other rocket talk it over. Live now everywhere.
Jeff Mills has paid tribute to the late techno originator Juan Atkins, describing him as one of a "rare and select group of visionary musicians who helped construct a bridge into the 21st century"
https://t.co/urAA2huLoB
Saturday at McDiarmid is not only Saints v Dundee, it’s also the annual Focus on Foodbanks match. I’ll be selling my book at the match - and for those of you interested in buying a copy, if you bring along some food items for the collection, the book will be available at the special, one-off price of £22.50.
Hope to see some of you on Saturday. Remember, hunger doesn’t wear club colours. @fsfperthsaints@colinmccredie@C_ENicolson@StJohnstone
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A 'Double Desmond' for St Johnstone, with 2-2s against Motherwell and Kilmarnock.
But do Saints have a 'boo boys' issue, after audible grumbling over style of play?
@Detroit67Book, @C_ENicolson and some other fool examine the issue at the usual pod places.
“Um, um, um, um, um” was written by Curtis Mayfield and recorded brilliantly by Major Lance in 1965 when I was at Santa Monica High. It was my favorite song by Major, who died in ‘94 of heart disease.
Keisha Lance Bottoms, duly elected governor of Georgia, is Major’s daughter.
In 1965, @KilmarnockFC were crowned champions of Scotland by just 0.042 of a goal 🏆
We continue our celebration of a decade of Nutmeg with Andrew McFadyen's tale of title glory and ‘Killie catenaccio’
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1909 | An advert from the Perthshire Constitutional by Stewarts the tailors of Perth. Any St Johnstone player who scored twice in a match was offered a free overcoat. The next player to do so was Murphy who bagged four goals in a league match against Broxburn.