norman

Probably skip the game altogether and go straight to the celebrations and interviews. It wasn't a classic!

Finally some honesty. A small step, but one in the right direction.

To think I stood up for you as well, offered you support when you were going through that hard time, and promised not to put you on ignore when you were getting upset. Won't make that mistake again.

You know where. To think you claimed to be a victim as well. Disgraceful.

It's there for all to see. Bully.

The denial is almost as shameful as the abuse. Disgusting stuff.

Seems I touched a nerve with my last comment, but people who put their own personal and abusive vendettas over the good of the club are not true supporters of St Mirren f.c. I wasn't going to name names, but Shull is one of those people.

Some people still seem to be very upset about making fools of themselves earlier on in the season. Any defeat the knives come out for the manager and certain players. It's generally a minority though, all true supporters of Saints are delighted with the way this season has gone and the people who made it happen.

It was disappointing to suffer out first loss in seven games, but we've reacted well to losing in the past. We haven't had many draws this season, it's been win or lose, the style we play is very all or nothing. As strange as it may sound, I actually think we came out the traps a bit too hard last night. The goal came from leaving too much space in the midfield as they were pushed up too hard and Smith flying into a challenge he was never going to win and taking himself out the game. A wee bit more composure and one or two guys taking a step back instead would have probably seen it avoided. Same thing happened in the second half where Samson's wonder save kept the game alive.

I think the attendance at the Livi game will be fine, even if we have won the league. I think most people will want go to see the returning champions, especially if we win it on Saturday, which will mean a lot of people won't then bother going to Dundee. Can't see the same being true for the midweek Falkirk game though.

I wasn't too keen on the signing of Samson at the time, and I was even less keen after he let in a couple of soft goals against Dundee in pre season, but since then he has proven me and any other doubters emphatically wrong. He's been fantastic this season, the best keeper in the league by a country mile. You see the performances from guys we could have had, like Ridgers, Alexander, Martin, Gallagher, Thomson, etc and you realise just how lucky we are to have him. He's been worth a lot of points this season. One of Ross's best signings.

Imagine wanting Morgan dropped. f**king idiots.

The last few teams to get promoted were Hearts, Rangers and Hibs. It's a bit different.

Maybe. I think with Hippolyte everyone knows he can do a job, but I guess consistency has been his issue. Also, he doesn't really strike me as the type ready to get stick in and dig it out in a relegation battle, which is what we will be in next season if we get promoted. Still, it's probably make it break time for him to determine where the rest of his career lies, so hopefully he steps it up a level.

I'm not sure there is much to be honest. I think we'd be looking to put better players in across the spine of the team, so we'd be looking at a goalie, centre back, centre mid and a striker. We also need a replacement for Morgan and I think we'd also be looking for a new left back as I think Eckersley will probably be more of a backup next year. I can't actually think of anyone in this league who is better than what we already have in those positions apart from maybe Dobbie, who won't come. We could maybe get Fyvie from Dundee United if he's fit again, but I can't think of anyone else from them. Sibbald can maybe do a job at a higher level, but he's been poking around this league for a while now, and I think that guy Williamson from Dunfermline will probably go to a bigger team than us.