northstbuddie

We will have to play more to our potential in the second half to get anything out of this game .

Gogic was within a metre when the ball was struck. How was he supposed to get out the way?

We are showing this average Celtic team far too much respect. We are literally allowing them possession of the ball and dictating the play with hardly a tackle being made. An inferior complex if ever there was one. Someone marking McGregor would help our cause.

Sitting back against Celtic is not a good idea. We competed well until the penalty.

Justice is done in the end.

The guaranteed penalty has been given.

Good on Celtic FC for taking action against the GB. If only the other half of the ugly sisters would take similar action against the singing of mindless sectarian songs as wintnessed on their recent visit to the SMISA Stadium. Apparently they find it quite acceptable for their fans to be singing in earshot of national TV cameras ....."up to our knees in ******** blood". Yet again the football and police authorities also choose to turn a deaf ear to this bile - I wonder why that is.

Couldn't make the game but fantastic result despite my absence. This is a special Saints team and hopefully they will play with some well-earned self-belief even at Parkhead.

I will never get used to it. The only people who are apparently "used to it" are the Scottish authorities. It is a diifferent story when the 2 sectarian clubs play in Europe. They have both been fined for the behaviour of their fans on several occasions by the European authorities.

Agree with you about Miller but Chris Boyd is another kettle of fish and another of the Sky pundits was sat in the Sevco dugout this afternoon. The broadcasting companies in general (including BBC) taylor their output to appeal to the 2 big sectarian clubs in Scotland. 95% of their coverage is targeted at them.

I'm sure I did hear it. The TV companies are very quick to apologise for any foul language picked up by their microphones. However, they and the SFA and Police Scotland, seem to have a hearing problem when it comes to sectarian singing - all to Scotland's shame.

With a biased commentary team on Sky Rangers TV, it is hardly surprising that they choose to ignore the sectarian singing of the Sevco fans. Then again so do the majority of their so-called 'decent' fans and have done so for decades.

Did i hear correctly? The **** singing of "******** blood" live on TV. Is that acceptable only in Scotland - but not in Europe? For how much longer will this be deliberately ignored by the authorites in Scotland?

0-2 Where was the right full back? Forgot - he was red carded.

Game ruined as a spectacle. Sky Rangers TV shows it was the right decision according to the current rules - but the law is an ass!

With today's results in any other season, and our chances of going 6 & 7 points clear of Sevco and Hearts respectively after 8 games played, there is no way we would get all 3 points tomorrow. However, this is 2023, so COYS.

Wouldn't choose Tavernier before Strain - possibly they're on a par.

Interesting article in today's Herald - https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/23834909.stephen-robinson-st-mirren-will-continue-raise-eyebrows/

Not based on current form or circumstances, it is just too good to be true, that we could be 6 points above Sevco after Sunday's game with 8 games played. However, speaking as a life-long fan, this is not a typical St Mirren team so anything is possible.

The only consolation at dropping 2 points is that it was 2 ex Saints players who scored both goals. However, we could have finished 5 points above Sevco if we had played to our full potential this afternoon against Killie Yet again - we are still sitting second after 7 games played and we have an easy home game coming up next.

Fine - if we aim to perform the way we have done for the past few years - but the truth is the stadium will not be big enough if we continue as we are currently performing. And I made this point several years ago. This stadium capacity is only suitable for an under-achieving team. Sadly, a lot of fans have been conditioned into thinking we are a small town team (in the largest town in Scotland) and that struggling against relegation each season is 'our fit'.

A dinky little screen befitting our dinky little stadium.

Connor lays on NI's equaliser.

Connor starts tonight against Slovenia. Best wishes young man - do yourself justice.