List of St Johnstone F.C. seasons

This is a record of St Johnstone's seasons, from 1960–61 onwards, in Scottish and European football. It details the club's achievements in major competitions, their managers, and the top scorers for each season.

Season	Division	Position	Manager(s)	Scottish Cup	League Cup	Europe	Top scorer(s) (league only)
1960–61	1[1]	15th	Bobby Brown	First Round	Sectional		Matthew McVittie	8
1961–62	1	17th	Bobby Brown	Second Round	Semi-Final		Alex Ferguson	5
1962–63	2	1st	Bobby Brown	Second Round	Semi-Final		Unknown	—
1963–64	1	13th	Bobby Brown	Second Round	Play-offs		Unknown	—
1964–65	1	13th	Bobby Brown	Second Round	Sectional		Unknown	—
1965–66	1	14th	Bobby Brown	Third Round	Sectional		Unknown	—
1966–67	1	15th	Bobby Brown	Second Round	Sectional		Unknown	—
1967–68	1	14th	Willie Ormond	Semi-Final	Semi-Final		Unknown	—
1968–69	1	6th	Willie Ormond	Third Round	Sectional		Unknown	—
1969–70	1	13th	Willie Ormond	First Round	Final		Henry Hall	15
1970–71	1	3rd	Willie Ormond	Third Round	Sectional		Unknown	—
1971–72	1	8th	Willie Ormond	Third Round	Quarter-Finals	UEFA Cup: Third Round	Unknown	—
1972–73	1	11th	Willie Ormond	Third Round	Quarter-Finals		Unknown	—
1973–74	1	12th	Jackie Stewart	Fourth Round	Second Round		Unknown	—
1974–75	1	10th[2]	Jackie Stewart	Fourth Round	Sectional		Unknown	—
1975–76	P	10th	Jackie Stewart	Third Round	Sectional		Jim O'Rourke	08
1976–77	1	11th	Jim Storrie	Third Round	Sectional		Iain Anderson	08
1977–78	1	8th	Jim Storrie	Fourth Round	Second Round		Derek O'Connor	19
1978–79	1	12th	Alex Stuart	Third Round	First Round		John Brogan	14
1979–80	1	11th	Alex Stuart	Third Round	Third Round		John Brogan	22
1980–81	1	3rd	Alex Rennie	Fourth Round	First Round		Ally McCoist	22
1981–82	1	5th	Alex Rennie	Fourth Round	Sectional		Jim Morton	17
1982–83	1	1st	Alex Rennie	Fourth Round	Sectional		John Brogan	26
1983–84	P	9th	Alex Rennie	Third Round	Sectional		John Brogan	09
1984–85	1	14th	Alex Rennie	Third Round	Quarter-Finals		Joe Reid	09
1985–86	2	6th	Ian Gibson	Third Round	Third Round		Willie Brown	11
1986–87	2	5th	Ian Gibson	Third Round	Fourth Round		Willie Brown	25
1987–88	2	2nd	Alex Totten	Third Round	Third Round		Willie Watters	19
1988–89	1	6th	Alex Totten	Semi-Final	Second Round		Steve Maskrey	12
1989–90	1	1st	Alex Totten	Third Round	Second Round		Roddy Grant	19
1990–91	P	7th	Totten	Semi-Final	Second Round		Harry Curran	09
1991–92	P	8th	Alex Totten	Fifth Round	Third Round		Paul Wright	18
1992–93	P	6th	John McClelland	Fifth Round	Semi-Final		Paul Wright	14
1993–94	P	10th	John McClelland succeeded by Paul Sturrock	Fifth Round	Third Round		Paul Wright	07
1994–95	1	5th	Paul Sturrock	Third Round	Quarter-Finals		George O'Boyle	19
1995–96	1	4th	Paul Sturrock	Fifth Round	Second Round		George O'Boyle	21
1996–97	1	1st	Paul Sturrock	Third Round	Third Round		Roddy Grant	19
1997–98	P	5th	Paul Sturrock	Fifth Round	Third Round		George O'Boyle	10
1998–99	P[3]	3rd	Sandy Clark	Semi-Final	Final		Gary Bollan, Roddy Grant, Miguel Simão	04
1999–00	P	5th	Sandy Clark	Third Round	Third Round	UEFA Cup: First Round	Nathan Lowndes	10
2000–01	P	10th	Sandy Clark	Third Round	Third Round		Keigan Parker	10
2001–02	P	12th	Sandy Clark succeeded by Billy Stark	Third Round	Third Round		Paul Hartley	04
2002–03	1	3rd	Billy Stark	Fourth Round	Third Round		Chris Hay	09
2003–04	1	3rd	Billy Stark	Third Round	Quarter-Finals		Mixu Paatelainen	11
2004–05	1	8th	John Connolly succeeded by Owen Coyle	Third Round	First Round		Peter MacDonald	11
2005–06	1	2nd	Owen Coyle	Third Round	Second Round		Jason Scotland	15
2006–07	1	2nd	Owen Coyle	Semi-Final	Semi-Final		Jason Scotland	18
2007–08	1	3rd	Owen Coyle succeeded by Sandy Stewart succeeded by Derek McInnes	Semi-Final	Second Round		Andy Jackson	14
2008–09	1	1st	Derek McInnes	Fourth Round	Second Round		Steve Milne	14
2009–10	P	8th	Derek McInnes	Fifth Round	Semi-Final		Liam Craig	08
2010–11	P	8th	Derek McInnes	Fifth Round	Third Round		Liam Craig	06
2011–12	P	6th	Derek McInnes succeeded by Steve Lomas	Third Round	Second Round		Francisco Sandaza	14
2012–13	P	3rd	Steve Lomas	Fifth Round	Quarter Final	Europa League: second qualifying round	Liam Craig Murray Davidson Nigel Hasselbaink Rowan Vine	7
2013–14	P[4]	6th	Tommy Wright	Won	Semi-Finals	Europa League: third qualifying round	Stevie May	20

Footnotes

1. Between 1890 and 1975, the First Division was the highest tier in Scottish football
2. The top-ten placed teams formed the new Scottish Premier Division for next season
3. The Scottish Premier Division was renamed the Scottish Premier League
4. The Scottish Premier League was renamed the Scottish Premiership

References

• Soccerbase.com