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Any updates on the dome?

Kyle McAllister has been called up

Not surprised. Any word on when it will be back up?

Anyone know if the dome has survived this week’s storms?

What’s this referring to?

They’ve not scored in 5 games and not won in 8. This is a massive chance for us against an off-form team.

Clangers talking up Hladky in the paper today. Him and Popescu both been good additions. https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/17471155.vaclav-hladky-could-keep-st-mirren-up-says-jamie-langfield/

Any ideas of a motive? Was it to try to get back at the girlfriend? It just seems such an utterly pointless thing to do. And obviously premeditated.

Did the skipper say much of note?

At the time I thought it was a shocker but having seen the footage I can see why the ref has given it. Brad throws himself against the defender when there was no need.

Goody is one of my favourite players of recent times. But Saints are always the priority. Home win (just)

Was walking the dog the other day and saw the dome was down again. What’s going on with it?

Not fussed about Hamill. Did the odd spectacular thing but beyond that wasn’t a grafter or a team player which is what we’re going to need over the next few months.

Just get a slight fear that this could be another Mooy that comes back to bite us. Hopefully not.

Not disputing this but does anyone really know for sure? The fact two managers didn’t fancy him is damning but can’t imagine too many fans have actually seen him in the flesh.

How does this help anyone? Baffling.

Fair play to you Basil for having the patience to continue responding to this absolute cretin who obviously got drummed out of the SMISA committee for being an absolute walloper and seems to have made it his life’s work to try to get some sort of petty revenge by sniping at every single thing they do. Imagine taking pot shots at trying to provide money for a Christmas dinner for vulnerable people. An absolute roaster.

Have the club announced this?

This from today’s herald is a bit alarming: ST MIRREN manager Oran Kearney believes his players can’t afford to go a goal behind in a match as they currently lack the winning mentality needed to turn it around. The former Coleraine boss is still looking for his first victory since moving to Paisley last month, with Saturday’s defeat to St Johnstone a fifth loss in as many matches. The Perth side missed two penalties when they led by a single goal but Kearney’s men couldn’t capitalise and instead ended up conceding a late second to kill any chance of a comeback. The poor run has left the manager frustrated as he looks ahead to tomorrow's crunch home contest against fellow relegation strugglers Motherwell. But he revealed it took time to turn around Coleraine’s fortunes and felt it would likely be the same story here. He said: “The players have to start to believe in themselves but, to be fair to them, they’ve been in this situation longer than I have. I’m not saying that’s acceptable but I’m saying it’s understandable the place they find themselves in at the minute. “If I look at the team I left to come here, Coleraine, we started out very much like this. But we got to a point where we could go a goal behind in a game but still turn it around to win it. “Where we are at this moment in time with the current run we’re on and how tough people are finding it – I’m not sure we’re ready yet to do that here. “These are things we have to work on. We want to instil that ethos where we have that battling mentality and can dig in where we need to and show the fighting qualities that are required.” Despite Saints losing nine of their last 10 matches, Kearney won’t be putting a rocket under his players as he feels they’re hurting enough already. He said: “Our lack of consistency frustrates me but I know it frustrates the players as well. There are good people there who want to win matches, to do well at this level and have good careers. So you have to be careful with them from that point of view. “They’re coming in automatically feeling bad and down after a Saturday, and so me going over the top and magnifying that again isn’t going to make them feel any better. There has to be accountability but we’re also trying to keep people upbeat. “It’s about getting the correct approach so that people can still float and go into that next game with a positive mindset. It’s the carrot as well as the stick.” Tomorrow night’s game against Motherwell now looks huge but Kearney hasn’t targeted it specifically. He added: “I’m not one to distinguish or prioritise games. There were three points available on Saturday and it’s the same on Wednesday and then again next Saturday. So, we’ve not highlighted this game in particular and said it’s a must-win or anything like that. “We’ve huffed and puffed at times. Saturday’s performance wasn’t as good as the previous Saturday’s so we’re only getting sporadic bursts from them. We need to have more consistency.” Anton Ferdinand, who missed the weekend’s game through injury, could yet feature on Wednesday, with longer-term casualties Adam Eckersley and Kyle Magennis also edging closer to full fitness. The manager explained: “We’ll see how the next couple of days goes for Anton but hopefully he’ll get to a place where he can do something. Adam will hopefully get a match in pretty soon, and Kyle is not far away from full training now.”

Did they not say the hand drier suggestion came from a member? And nothing to stop more members from making requests.

Just thinking this has all gone a bit quiet. Will SMISA have to hold another election if David Nicol is standing down? Or has he stood down already?

Not seen it again yet. Should he have scored?

He was good in a defensive sense but offered nothing going forward. Not good enough for this level.

Only got in just before kickoff. Did he get any reception from saints fans in warm up?

Encouraged by the second half but you can see there are some players who strolled it in the championship now struggling at a higher level where you don’t get as much time on the ball and three chances to control it. Needs to be slicker. But thought there was something there to cling to in the second half.