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Dinky eyes up dream double

KEVIN Rutkiewicz insists he’d gladly trade a cup win over Rangers for the security of a league championship medal. Read

Savo and Hardie top cup worries

MARTIN Hardie is shaping-up as St Johnstone’s biggest injury worry for the cup tie with Rangers, reports Gordon Bannerman. Read

Gartland wants to add another medal to collection

GRAHAM Gartland has bagged seven medals in six years in Irish football, reports Gordon Bannerman. Read

Bookies make Saints title favourites

ST Johnstone begin the New Year as Betdirect’s overwhelming 4/5 favourites to claim the First Division title. Read

St Johnstone aim to make 2009 a year to remember

IT’S back to where it all began for league leaders Saints. Read

Irish eyes smiling over the Saints

DEREK McINNES has seen off SPL rivals and interest from England and Scandinavia to lure highly-rated Irish defender Graham Gartland to McDiarmid Park. Read

THAT’S Alex Totten’s unbeaten league run emulated and if they survive challenging road trips to Dingwall and Maryhill, the class of 2009 will have mirrored Paul Sturrock’s barnstorming charge to the title, writes PA Sport’s Gordon Bannerman. Read

Saints move further ahead at top of league

SAINTS moved eight points clear at the top of the first division after a hard fought game with Clyde. Read

Saints fans are on the march for charities

SUPPORT is growing for the “Massive Blue and White Army” sponsored walk planned for McDiarmid Park on January 10. Read

Record run

TABLE-TOPPING Saints are enjoying their longest unbeaten run for nearly 20 years. Read

Saint Paul ready for rapid start

DEREK McInnes has secured long-time target Paul Hanlon on a short-term loan from Hibs. Read

Christmas-time from the Saints

SAINTLY MEASURES: Children and staff were delighted when a group of St Johnstone players popped into the Paediatric Out-Patients’ Unit at PRI this week to hand over selection boxes. Read

Win a pair of Rangers cup-tie tickets

THE New Year is on the horizon and 32 Scottish football clubs are dreaming of glory in the Homecoming Scottish Cup. Read

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It’s time for the Saints to see off the Bully Wee

AFTER suffering the agony of conceding a final minute equaliser at Airdrie, St Johnstone face what on paper looks like a straight-forward encounter against in-form Clyde. Read