St Johnstone are favourites to beat Kilmarnock on their return to the William Hill Premiership, and while the Saints may deserve to be the market leaders, offers of around 23-20 look a little too short.
The Saints cruised to the second-tier title last season, but they were without a rival in a below-par division and St Johnstone’s summer transfer business doesn’t indicate that it will be a serene transition to top-flight football.
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Josh McPake has left for Hearts and Simo Valakari’s men were beaten at Inverness and lost a penalty shootout to East Kilbride in the Scottish League Cup.
St Johnstone failed to progress from the group stage of the cup competition, and although the form of the early rounds of the Scottish League Cup isn’t totally reliable, there are enough doubts to oppose the Saints against Kilmarnock.
St Johnstone are favourites to beat Kilmarnock on their return to the William Hill Premiership, and while the Saints may deserve to be the market leaders, offers of around 23-20 look a little too short.
The Saints cruised to the second-tier title last season, but they were without a rival in a below-par division and St Johnstone’s summer transfer business doesn’t indicate that it will be a serene transition to top-flight football.
Josh McPake has left for Hearts and Simo Valakari’s men were beaten at Inverness and lost a penalty shootout to East Kilbride in the Scottish League Cup.
St Johnstone failed to progress from the group stage of the cup competition, and although the form of the early rounds of the Scottish League Cup isn’t totally reliable, there are enough doubts to oppose the Saints against Kilmarnock.
