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Keiran Offord reminds me of a young Billy Dodds , plays up top and constantly hassles the oppositions back four . Clyde fans were even suggesting he was bullying their centre half last week . Quite impressive for an 18 year old . Think his career is progressing well and he will learn loads from Connor Salmon and Brian Rice .

Keiran Offord reminds me of a young Billy Dodds , plays up top and constantly hassles the oppositions back four . Clyde fans were even suggesting he was bullying their centre half last week . Quite impressive for an 18 year old . Think his career is progressing well and he will learn loads from Connor Salmon and Brian Rice .

I would prefer us to keep big Joe , there's always injuries and suspensions so we will  probably need him over the course of the season .
Don't think he will be short of offers , and if Joe going allows another one or two to come in I would be reasonably happy . 
Mind this time last year Jim Goodwin was talking up his central defence of Dunne and Shaunessy . 
This week could be quite interesting .

I would prefer us to keep big Joe , there's always injuries and suspensions so we will  probably need him over the course of the season .
Don't think he will be short of offers , and if Joe going allows another one or two to come in I would be reasonably happy . 
Mind this time last year Jim Goodwin was talking up his central defence of Dunne and Shaunessy . 
This week could be quite interesting .

I would prefer us to keep big Joe , there's always injuries and suspensions so we will  probably need him over the course of the season .
Don't think he will be short of offers , and if Joe going allows another one or two to come in I would be reasonably happy . 
Mind this time last year Jim Goodwin was talking up his central defence of Dunne and Shaunessy . 
This week could be quite interesting .

Despite the fact that he continually launches over long passes , I still find him hugely likeable .

Despite the fact that he continually launches over long passes , I still find him hugely likeable .

Despite the fact that he continually launches over long passes , I still find him hugely likeable .

Have you been taking your positive pills again? Check that you are sticking with the recommended dose. Meanwhile Ayunga https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/in-your-area/renfrewshire/jonah-ayunga-makes-premiership-table-27741154

I like Ayunga he puts that wee bit extra effort in , he's good on the air and he likes a mazy run . I actually think he might be really effective playing behind two strikers as an attacking midfielder , can't see us starting with that set up . But can see us using it in the last quarter if we are behind .

I like Ayunga he puts that wee bit extra effort in , he's good on the air and he likes a mazy run . I actually think he might be really effective playing behind two strikers as an attacking midfielder , can't see us starting with that set up . But can see us using it in the last quarter if we are behind .

I like Ayunga he puts that wee bit extra effort in , he's good on the air and he likes a mazy run . I actually think he might be really effective playing behind two strikers as an attacking midfielder , can't see us starting with that set up . But can see us using it in the last quarter if we are behind .

I've always been a fan of Ethan Erhahon, he's technically a good player and, while he's had spells of not being as good as I thought he should be, I think he's really kicking on this season so far.  I'd like him to add goals to his game though as he has proved he can hit them, the screamer at Pittodrie during lockdown comes to mind?  Whatever has changed, I hope he keeps it up and ends up being a source of considerable income for us in the future.  I have to remind myself he's only about 21 I think?  He's been involved with the first team for ages!

Baccus was superb today Man of the Match by a country mile we have unearthed a wee gem I think, and only his 3rd game 

Been following the game from a roof top pool in Spain with a gorgeous blonde, drinking beer and showing off my 6 pack
All statements true
glorious 

I am all for welcoming players from England, Ireland, Wales and overseas to St Mirren. It struck me that we have a lot of Non Scots in the Squad. When did we last field an allScottish Team?
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/st-mirren-fc/legionaere/verein/465

July 22nd 2017  v Partick in the League Cup. 
Starting X1 was-
Stewart, Whyte, Irvine, McGinn, Baird, MacKenzie, McShane, Kirkpatrick, Reilly, Smith and Morgan. 
John Sutton came on in the 64th minute. At that point we were 5-0 down!
 
The last time I can find a full 90 minutes with only Scots is on the 23rd April 2016 v Dumbarton in the Championship. 
Langfield, Naismith, Irvine, Webster, Watson, Gallagher, Clarkson, Shankland, Mallan and Quinn. 
 
Morgan, Stewart and Thompson came on as subs. 
Jim Goodwin was on the bench but never played. 

I'm hoping he might be one of these players that is more effective when he's hitting teams on the break with lots of space to chase the ball into rather than play against two tight banks if four . With that in mind I,ll give him a few more games before I make my mind up on him .

I'm hoping he might be one of these players that is more effective when he's hitting teams on the break with lots of space to chase the ball into rather than play against two tight banks if four . With that in mind I,ll give him a few more games before I make my mind up on him .

That's the sensible approach.
 

I'm hoping he might be one of these players that is more effective when he's hitting teams on the break with lots of space to chase the ball into rather than play against two tight banks if four . With that in mind I,ll give him a few more games before I make my mind up on him .

Let’s see - played for Motherwell before playing with us. At a guess - around the Glasgow area.

It’s hardly ‘corporate hospitality’ ffs

If we get a decent sell on fee, you might be right. This may be a catastrophic error for Reid, though.

I reckon there were 7 Academy players from last season on the pitch when Northampton scored their 2nd and 3rd goals.
They all perfrormed reasonably well while they were on. At long last we seem to be giving young players their chance to break into the first team.
Northampton's 1st and 2nd goals were the scrambliest you are ever going to see - both resulting from stramashes within the 6 yard box.
Overall it was a useful training exercise - nothing more - and there are still a few key players still to get involved.