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16 hours ago, Dibbles old paperboy said:
I stand corrected
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22 hours ago, Sweeper07 said:
Breadner has had 2 sub appearances too. We have others like Glover too but he is not ready for this and has been sent out on loan. This is part of the developing process.
Development of younger players is hard work. At every stage their is a step up in ability, physicality required etc. Many years more get let go than retained. And then the opportunities to play are more difficult and the risk intensifies - managers are wary of the costs of breaking younger guys in. They don't all develop at the same rate either.
As a club we cannot afford to be developing a big number of them, but however many we develop, most will be let go. Look at John Baird who was with is for 3 years from the age of 19 then let go to Montrose on contract. He went on to having a career which at one point say him play in the Premiership with Dungdee and Partick while we were in the division below, but that was 12 years later on.
I understand that it is hard to develop young players.what I was meaning was that with the top league compared to the championship it's a lot more physical. There could be players ready for the championships physicality but not the premiership's. The last time we were in the premiership Kenny McLean Graham cairy and Jason Naismith come through the ranks over many years . in the championship over 2 seasons you had malan McAllister Morgan Baird, magennis ,mcpherson.erahon. all breaking into the first team squad or regulars.
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On 2/11/2019 at 7:44 PM, MenstrieSaint said:
Thinking Simeon and the Duck should start up front on Saturday . Give them the chance to develop an understanding , maybe have one less attacking midfielder.
Definitely start with the 2 of them.made a massive difference on Saturday when that happened.if we play in an attacking formation we might stand a chance. we've tried every defensive formation out their and we have still took heavy defeats.lets break the mould and take the game to them. . Sick of boring football and still getting hammered.
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On 2/4/2019 at 11:22 AM, Sweeper07 said:
You have responded to some hypothetical nonsense - Oran is not getting replaced any time soon. That would be crazy stuff....
Unbelievable fans are talking like this. Oran walked into a nightmare but knew it and still had the balls to take us on. He knew that it was a total F-up of a squad and he, and the managers internally made a plan, executed it almost perfectly by getting rid of the duds and bringing in almost an entire new team of players. Of course had it been down to them they would have kept Hammill - but it wasn't.
The new guys are hardly in the door and we have played 1 game with them all now here and it was against the 2nd best team (certainly 2nd biggest budget) and the ref gave them unwarranted penalties - and fans are knicker-wetting.
Our squad is part way to the transition from being Championship level to being a very competent Premiership level and after all the chaos - in a way we are lucky that Dee and the Hammers are totally shi*e.
All the teams have loan players and we have an uncertain future whether we stay up or not (as do our 2 nearest rivals) . It therefore makes sense having loan players. The fact that some are foreign rather than Scottish is good in a way - the fact that Hladky, Popescu already look like better players than we could have afforded if they were Scottish - Hladky is here for 18 months and we have an option to buy Popescu. However, we are still producing younger players - even though we have moved up a level, guys like Erhahon and MacPherson are getting 1st team games.
I don't agree we have zero assets on the pitch - I think all our players are of value - once they have some time together I am confident we will be thinking a whole lot more confidently about the future too.
In the summer there will be more outs and ins - same for every team. We might have more of these than the likes of the Fakes, but they have been able to establish themselves and that is there system, a few out a few in to keep the squad more settled... We might just get there, but survival is the target for now . . .
All this I agree with. It was easier to bring through youth players in the championship. now we are up against it and need experienced players to try and do something.i know we have some young loanee players but I can only think they must be better than the academy players we have at present.the young guys are on the bench and not getting much action. Only players to play are Erahon and McPherson that's it.
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The last time I heard of an incident at a st Mirren game the police went to the 2 guys doors. They had a banner. they were identified by one or some of the many cameras that our club has spent a lot of money on.failing the imaging on our expensive cameras. Then most of the fans that sit in that section have season tickets. So again very easily identified. Plus there are stewards in that section of the stadium linked to the guy on the camera who is seeing these incidents happening that must be relaying the information to the stewards and police. So why this incident whent on without someone or many people being apprehended their and then is beyond me.
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Why does the club not just deal with it in house rather than dragging it through the media.ive been to a few away games this season and never saw any trouble from us. only saw a st Mirren fan getting strechered away. Found out later she was hit by a bottle from opposing fans. And no trouble errupted from that incident.
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I hope oran can turn it around.going with recent performances it doesnt fill me with confidence.Maybe just play the attacking formation we have grown used to as setting up defensively clearly isnt working.
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This is the joy of supporting such a fantastic club from winning the scottish cup as under dogs in 87 to the religation drop game in the mid 90s against stirling albion to a disappointing cup final loss to a 9 man rangers and then beating hearts to win the cup a few years later then the recent ups and downs we will come good again. thats what being a st mirren fan is all about. its brilliant what a great club. COYS
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19 hours ago, Soctty said:
Hladky and Popescu look already up to speed. I expect the likes of Lyons, Dreyer and Tansey to be not far behind, with the Duck and the new full backs getting there also.
Theres still alot of stuff to get sorted out as i say everyone needs to get match sharp and fit enough and gel together.the other night we ran out of legs in the last 20 minutes.tansey had ferdinand behind him and everyone else iinfront of him and he still couldnt pass the ball. that's what i mean we will need a good 7 games to click plus gut busting training.
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Problem hear is that the players that have signed in the last window. loanee or permanent a lot of them lack match fitness and match sharpness. overall they are a better calibre of player.but they need 7 or 8 games to get up to speed and gel and unfortunately we do not have that time.
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As many have said cammy will go down in saints history.he was also not fancied by Stubbs then oran came in and gave him a chance to prove himself at this level but unfortunately he never looked the player he did last season but hes not the only one who looked off the pace. Some of them have left . I like the look of the signings that oran has made so far and I trust he will get it right.
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We need to get more tall physical players with a bit of aggression in. Our team is to small and easily pushed of the ball with no agression. The Motherwell team on Wednesday was full of tall physical players even the guy's warming up at half time were the same. We need a team like that. Our players get bullied every game.
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Just finished bodyguard on bbc well worth a watch and a quality cast.
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Synthetic parks ban them all. The beautiful game was invented to be played on a grass park. The cheap skates only think about ££££
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2 hours ago, ged62 said:
Met Gordon Scott in a bar in Benidorm last night he said hopefully get players in on January. So looks like it’s going to be tough until then unless we get a bit of luck & goals.We can only hope oran can get the best out of the player's he has. Would like to see a few quality free agent's sign. Hopefully a striker to partner danny Mullen he does a lot of great work sometimes hes the one delivering a quality pass into the box instead of receiving a quality pass. Would like to see us with 2 upfront only if we can bring a good striker in.
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18 minutes ago, DougJamie said:
Agree
It does have its similarities to 1999-00 Winners, in that we were not best prepared, Pars who went up with us, adapted far better the following season .
Hope its has a different outcome
The difference was pars signed our best player at that time(juinor mendes. That significantly weakened our team) to guarantee they stayed up. and that bought them a season to adapt to life in the top flight.
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2 minutes ago, DougJamie said:
It was great mate. I dont think I have ever been as nervous at a match. Basically the goal saved us from possible liquidation
Yes it was a fantastic occasion and a brilliant substitution to bring him on. A 16 year olds goal kept us in business. a true legend
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Ive been watching the team all season and how they didn't perform well under stubbs(a team of push overs) to oran Kearney's first game against Celtic i thought what a difference a game make we played sensational against Celtic. fast forward 8 days and bang Hamilton the team looked like stubbs was back in the dug out. Are we a team who turns up for the big occasion and backs away from the battle hardened relegation teams like Hamilton. we need to harden up and fast and all the players need to turn up for a fight. Scrap for every ball. Power through every defence.
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12 hours ago, DougJamie said:
Shuggy v Stirling probably the most important goal in our history and it was a belter
I was going to say that one aswell not just because it was a cracker but because of the importance of winning that day. Pitch invasion hundreds of fan's outside singing as forth bank couldn't cope with the amount of fans we brought. What a day.
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Build an out of town shopping centre in the town breathe new life into it after all it died when arnots closed then Carnegies and so on....
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Requires more training
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Requires more training
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The textiles giant thomas coats was a buddie. So was Michelle marsh for a while and sports personalitie tomo what more do you want. Unfortunately there are loads of celebs who hail from this great town but follow different teams (gerry butler. paulo nuttini. Gerry rafferty)to name a few all misguided sheep.
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Bizzies going through folks doors! Defamation of character!
Human rights evaded!
Protests against the police!
Crowd fund boycotts!
Am i right in saying it's all over a banner.
where will Saints Finish in the League?
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Probably bottom as when a clear goal scoring opportunity presents itself our strikers either get the ball tangled under their feet or wait until a defender slides in and removes the goal threat.2 clear goal scoring opportunities last night didn't even work the keeper.same every week. We need to take these opportunities.it's not as if we get one clear cut chance to score. We get many in every game. Finishing is going to be our down fall.