How Callum Davidson turned St Johnstone's season around

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It wasn’t so long ago that many were fearing the worst for Callum Davidson and his plucky St Johnstone side.

Straight off the back of Tommy Wright leaving the keys to the kingdom to the novice coach, Davidson started his inaugural season as a football manager with one draw, two wins and 10 games in charge. In a season that was already putting unfair pressure from outside factors on Scottish Premiership clubs, the Saints looked like a club that had taken a risk at the worst, possible time. Yet, 10 games on from that first spell and something has certainly changed at McDiarmid Park. The players are performing, the formation is bamboozling opposition coaches and most important St Johnstone are getting points on the table. With just one defeat from their last 10 games, we take a look at what Davidson did to turn St Johnstone’s season around. Enjoy!

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