the barrhead teacher

Darren Jackson was the name l heard from a source.. whether 'tis true or not l don't know

Like the format but starts so early will miss most of the games again as on holiday

How many st mirren managers appointed over the years have been genuinely greeted as the best we could have got? How many have divided opinions deeply? How many have people been wrong about? The proof is in the pudding, let's wait and see and give him our support

What are the top five threads in the websites history in terms of number of posts as opposed to quality of debate and where does this thread sit? I will leave it up to individuals to decide on the quality of this one given the dearth of actual facts as to who is likely to emerge as our next manager.

Think I'll go and lie in the spring sunshine until someone actually has some facts on which to base speculation. Once appointed the new manager can look forward to endless advice on who to sign, dump, tactics for next session and whether he should state that he is a Saint till he dies and whether the similar statements he attributes to all his previous clubs is bollocks

If you attend most games it's financially cheaper to hold a season ticket. Love the banter of regulars around me, love the club so l am putting up front money for the team

Fair point but it seems more widespread. Money talks far more these days given huge disparities in wages and budgets now between nations and leagues

If this turns out to be all true l will be disappointed in the manner jack leaves us. Will still wish him all the best and thanks for last two years, but a bitter and sour taste left in the mouth. Modern football has lost a lot of its loyalty and simply going about things in the right manner. Much like most things unfortunately

Next seasons average home support attendances will quite simply be determined by the quality and performances on the park. Success will increase support slightly, a struggle in the bottom six will see us with lower support. If you think back to when we were in top league, average attendances were heavily affected by away fans rather than a huge home support

Have faith in jack to punt whoever he considers not up to premiership standard but only where he is confident that he is in a position to bring in a stronger individual. Hope we persist in blooding and developing some of our younger players too.

Morgan

Well done saints job done. Game was a bit of an anticlimax overall. We struggled to impose ourselves on Livingston who were less nervous and quicker to react. Draw was probably right result today. I felt a bit flat at the end, possibly due to the inevitability of winning the league and the way the game went. Jack Ross interviewed on BBC intimated a similar perspective saying last seasons escape felt more elated. However pressure to see it out evident from his comments. Here's hoping we can turn on style next two games and not allow Morton to spoil party next Saturday

We have three home games to settle this league once and for all. Despite the season united have had, last night was never going to be an easy option for sealing the title. We are more than capable of gaining the point required on Saturday with our home record no matter who jack fields. For my part l intend to sit back and enjoy the game as it unfolds and trust in jack.

Champagne 🥂 on ice

Echoing sentiments of other contributions tonight. Played some great football, confidence overflowing and a right mix of goals. Brilliant to see us finally pump a team this season