St Johnstone loan striker says he has a lot to offer Livingston
dailyrecord.co.ukLivingston have signed striker Stevie May and the experienced hitman says he still has plenty to offer after leaving St Johnstone.Two-time Scottish Cup winner May arrives at Livingston after finding himself surplus to requirements at Saints, having spent 10 years at the Perth club over two spells.The 31-year-old was only denied a debut goal by the brilliance of Morton keeper Gary Woods in Saturday’s 1-1 draw in the Championship.But he believes he can help fire the Lions back to the Championship once he gets up to full fitness.He said: “I want to keep playing for as long as possible.
I was never fully relying on pace like some are, so even as I get older I can use game intelligence.“You see players play till 35 or 36, comfortably, if they’re in a system that suits them and I don’t feel like I’ve slowed down a huge deal.“I’ll still run all day.
I’ve not played in a long time so it’s getting that fitness back, but I’ve not missed a training session in years.“I’m ready to go and with games it’s going to help improve that and help me keep going longer and longer in games.“I want to score every time I step on a pitch.“It has been a few years since I’ve been in a team that’s expected to win games and have the ball.On his Saints exit, he added: “I had been told I wasn’t going to be featured at St Johnstone.“I tried as long as I could to change the manager’s mind and do as much as I can, because it’s somewhere that’s close to home and I had been there for a long time, so I didn’t want to leave at the drop of a hat and regret that decision.“But it came to a point where the season had started, it was still the same case, and I had to go and play if I wanted to be involved.“I wasn’t in squads, and it’s tough on a Saturday after
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