Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon handed two-match ban for misconduct during Scottish Cup final The former Bohemians manager was sent off by referee Craig Thomson after making the gesture with his arm as Hearts supporters mockingly chanted "There's only one Pat Fenlon" but he denied reacting to his tormentors. "I made a gesture in relation to the way we were playing," Fenlon said after the game. We kept giving the ball away cheaply. I don't know what they were singing to be honest. Fenlon appeared confused as to why he was punished by Thomson, adding: "I didn't get to speak to the referee, he was the last person I wanted to speak to. It was frustration with the way we are playing. The referee said it was the police but I spoke to the police who said they had nothing to do with it so it is disappointing. Aberdeen will prepare for the forthcoming Clydesdale Bank Premier League season in Germany, the Dons announced today. Craig Brown's side will be based in Germany from Friday, July 20 to Sunday, July 29 and have scheduled friendlies with Alstatte (July 21), Werder Bremen (July 25) and St Pauli (July 28). The Dons are also poised to play Arbroath (July 14) and Elgin (July 17) in away fixtures. St Johnstone striker Stevie May has signed a one-year contract extension at McDiarmid Park, the Perth side have confirmed. The 19-year-old impressed on loan at Alloa at the end of last season as the Wasps won the Irn-Bru Third Division. May netted 19 goals and earned the Irn-Bru Third Division Player of the Year and Scottish Football League Young Player of the Year awards. Former Italy midfielder Gennaro Gattuso has agreed a two-year deal with FC Sion, the Swiss club announced today. The 34-year-old was released by AC Milan at the end of last season after 13 years at the Serie A club. He had been linked with a return to former employers Rangers, but the uncertainty surrounding their future prompted Gattuso to look elsewhere. Sion announced the player's arrival on their official website, presenting him at a press conference this afternoon. Gattuso twice won the Serie A title with Milan, as well as two Champions League trophies. He was also a member of Italy's World Cup winning squad in 2006. Fan ownership of St Mirren appears to have moved a step closer after the 10000Hours group announced they had reached their target for support of their bid. After reaching an agreement in principle with the selling consortium to buy a 52% shareholding for a total purchase price of £1.5million over three years, 10000Hours have been accumulating subscribers on their website, http://www.10000hours.org. Online pledges of £10 a month reached the target of 750 ahead of tonight's midnight deadline, but the group are seeking further support before Monday, when they will meet.