List of St. Johnstone F.C. players

This is a list of notable footballers who have played for Scottish football club St. Johnstone F.C. Generally, this refers to players who have played 100 or more league matches for the club. Those listed who do not meet this criterion either represented their nation while at the club or are considered to have made significant contributions to the club's history.

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Scotland

• Kenny Aird (1967–1973, 200+ appearances)
• Fred Aitken (1967–1975, 200+ apps)
• John Balavage (1984–1990, 200+ apps)
• Doug Barron (1980–1992, 200+ apps)
• Jimmy Benson (most goals in one season)
• John Brogan (1977–1984, 200+ apps, club's record goalscorer)
• Joe Carr (1953–1962, 200+ apps)
• Willie Coburn (1962–1972, 300+ apps)
• John Connolly (96 league apps, 41 league goals, later managed the club)
• Jim Donaldson (1966–1974, 200+ apps)
• Ernie Ewen (1953–1959, 200+ apps)
• Alex Ferguson (1960–1964, scored hat-trick at Ibrox,
  later successful manager at Manchester United)
• Jimmy Gauld (1960, former Saint imprisoned for four years
  and life ban from the game after a match-fixing scandal in England)
• Roddy Grant (1989-1992 & 1995-2000, 200+ apps, prolific goalscorer)
• Henry Hall (1968–1975, 200+ apps)
• Alan Main (1995-2003 & 2007-2010, record number of appearances)
• Buck McCarry (1963–1971, 300+ apps)
• Ally McCoist¹ (1979–1981)
• Charlie McFadyen (1955–1965, 300+ apps)
• Ron McKinven (1959–1966, 200+ apps)
• Sandy McLaren (1945–1946, won several caps as goalkeeper for Scotland)
• Ian McPhee (1965–1972, 200+ apps)
• Don McVicar (1981–1991, 200+ apps)
• Jim Morton (1979–1986, 200+ apps)
• John Pelosi (1977–1983, prosecuted after a leg-breaking tackle on an opponent)
• Alex Rennie (1967–1975, 200+ apps, later managed the club)
• Derek Robertson (1967–1979, 200+ apps)
• Benny Rooney (1966–1973, 200+ apps)
• Drew Rutherford (1977–1985, 300+ appearances)
• Paul Hartley (2000–2003, later went on to play for Scotland)
• Bill Taylor (1958–1964, 200+ apps)^[1]
• Jim Weir (1994–2007, 200+ apps)
• Gordon Whitelaw (1964–1972, 200+ apps)

Algeria

• Rachid Djebaili (2001–2002)

Canada

• Nick Dasovic (1996–2002)
• Colin Miller (1994)

England

• Paul Cherry (1988–1996)
• Andy Rhodes (1992–1995)
• Jody Morris (2008–2012)

Guinea

• Momo Sylla (2000–2001)

Macedonia

• Goran Stanić (2005–2008, 100+ apps)

Northern Ireland

• Danny Griffin¹ (1994–2000)
• George O'Boyle (1994–2001)

Trinidad and Tobago

• Jason Scotland (2005–2007)

Notes

¹ - Began professional career with St. Johnstone

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