The Courier: Geoff Brown agrees deal to sell St Johnstone to US lawyer and Cambridge United shareholder Adam Webb. thecourier.co.uk/fp/sport/footb…

After 12 games not only without a win against SPL opposition but without a single Saints player finding the net, Liam Craig and Kevin Moon - in the final minute - seal a victory at Easter Road on this day in 2011. (Pics via ppapics)

Fans snake along Florence Place as they prepare to enter Muirton Park for the final time, when St Johnstone host Ayr United on this day in 1989.

Steve Maskrey scores the goal that edges Saints towards the First Division title at Somerset Park on this day in 1990.

Saints fans packed out Somerset Park on this day in 1990 to cheer their heroes towards the First Division title.

Paul Cherry and Steve Maskrey score the goals to clinch the First Division title for St Johnstone at Somerset Park on this day in 1990.

And hard to argue with Nick Montgomery: 'We probably could have scored eight goals, the keeper has pulled off four or five top class saves from point blank range.'

At least he's taking it all seriously... 'In the first half we couldn't pass the ball to each other and that's quite important.'

This club decided David Wotherspoon wasn’t good enough for a new contract.

This club decided Chris Kane was surplus to requirements in January.

Both of those players piss all over every single one of these frauds.

The main negative to sacking Craig Levein is we might avoid the blessed relief of relegation from this three-year nightmare. But, in reality, enough is enough. Again.

Will never ever tire of watching this moment from 3 years ago today. ZanderClark Chris Kane Rory Hamilton Stephen Craigan

Keith O'Halloran scores the winning goal against Celtic on this day in 1999. Saints beat the Glasgow side in three out of four SPL meetings that season.

Happy St George's Day to all who celebrate.

VAR has been a dismal failure - the quest for the removal of refereeing errors has created pretty much the same amount of controversy about decisions, yet the spontaneity and excitement associated with a goal being scored has been ripped away from the sport. Well done everybody!

Great piece with an insight into Billy Stark's reign as St Johnstone manager. Unfortunately, so many striking similarities between then and now.
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Lovely assist from Taylor Steven here.

Bell's First Division champions 1996/97. Title secured on this day in 1997 with a 3-2 victory over East Fife.

The players of St Johnstone and Rangers stand in silence, as a mark of respect to those lost at Hillsborough, ahead of the Scottish Cup semi-final replay between the clubs on this day in 1989.

Saints were running on empty. They'd played 11 games in 48 days and were off the back of a draining semi-final defeat. They couldn't afford to slip up as Gretna crumbled. One man was proving a colossus. From this day in 2007, Martin Hardie steps up again.

What an important day in the history of the club. The man that dragged Saints out of a four-season malaise because he had the passion and drive to turn things around.