Former Celtic captain Scott Brown is the bookies favourite for the vacant managerial role at St Johnstone.
Brown was sacked as Fleetwood Town boss in September after just over a year in charge and now could potentially be making a return to the dugout.
Naomi Rose, a spokesperson for Betting Sites, commented: “Should Scott Brown become the new sorcerer at St Johnstone, he’s in for a witch’s brew of challenges. "But rest assured, he’s known to cast a spell of 100 per cent effort from his players – a trick and a treat in equal measure.”The Scotland international has moved further back in recent years, particularly since becoming captain.He told PLZ Soccer:"You have got Bernardo, Turnbull, you can maybe look at Iwata as a holding one and maybe push McGregor further forward.
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