Ian St John was a professional footballer and later a television presenter from Scotland. Born on June 7, 1938, in Motherwell, St John enjoyed a successful career as a forward in the world of football. He played for various clubs including his hometown team, Motherwell, as well as Liverpool, where he achieved great success and is widely regarded as a club legend.
St John's impact on the footballing world was notable. He contributed significantly to Liverpool's promotion from the Second Division to the First Division in the 1961-62 season. He also played a crucial role in helping Liverpool secure their first-ever FA Cup trophy in 1965, scoring the winning goal in extra time against Leeds United. Known for his agility, skill, and goal-scoring prowess, St John became a key player for both club and country throughout his career.
After retiring as a player, St John transitioned to a career in television, where he found further success. He co-hosted the popular football-themed show "Saint and Greavsie," alongside Jimmy Greaves. The show became widely popular in the 1980s and 1990s, making St John a household name in the world of sport broadcasting.
Ian St John's contribution to football, both as a player and a broadcaster, has left a lasting legacy. He is remembered as a talented footballer who achieved success on the pitch and later became a beloved figure in the world of sports television, providing expert analysis and entertainent to football fans around the world.
