Danny

It isn't the manager or the players that's the problem it's the combination of black shorts and black socks!!! We always do badly when there's more black than white in our kits! Get white socks back now!!

My all time favourite strip as worn by my all time favourite Saints player (see avatar)

Pressed Steel was a factory opposite Rootes car plant In Linwood over the Candy burn beyond the dummy railway Those from Feegie In the 60s know what I mean

Early programme signed by Theorolf (Tottie) Beck and the 62 Cup semi in which he played the one where the so-called best fans in the world tried to get the game abandoned when they were being cuffed 3 0 by invading the pitch

Here's the goal scored in the fog!http://www.stmirrenprogrammes.co.uk/StMirren/STM_Match_Details.php?Season=1968&GameID=196811300

Ayunga looks good so far

Ayunga looks good so far

Ayunga looks good so far

Mihai Popescu is at Hearts - on loan to Accies

Thanks. Hodson is also Killie.

Killie also have Brad Lyons Steven McGinn and Callum Waters And is Lee Hodson still at Accies?

I see some suggestions that the club should be grouping bubbles together to maximise attendance. 
 
I’m not sure how easy people think it is to move away from a standardised 1m distancing that has been modelled around the stadium to then put in groups of 2-6.  The moment you put in an extra person, it impacts the bordering seats on the 1m boundary.  
 
I get people’s frustration but it could do with a bit of reality. 

I think most people will still be wary of Covid 19 even attending a game with 1039 supporters. If not they should be. 2 vaccines still does not confer full immunity to everyone but thankfully has made a difference to morbidity and mortality. However as a father of an otherwise healthy 27 year old daughter who contracted Covid recently, despite 2 vaccines and 3 weeks later is still not physically back to her previous level of fitness, I'm not upset by the caution being  shown.  The point has been made that the longer we give the rest of the younger population to take the vaccination the better before opening up fully.

FFS Ian Never had you down as a tiny brained hillbilly This is about public health Your comment aligns with the Tory and to a lesser extent SNP view that we should put the economy I.E. profit before people Let the bodies pile up rather than reduce share dividends Every ground is different Every workplace needs a unique safety assesment There will be different conclusions We are unlucky our ground Ius deemed less safe than others  You carry on advocating the Tory line of who cares who dies , even if you cant see who your'e actually and I suspect inadvertently siding with (Unless of course you're being ironic and I missed it

Situation is less than ideal but I think it needs to be taken in context. One more game impacted and we should have all of this behind us. 
I get people's frustration but I also think many are using it as an excuse to lash out, like you're doing on the new system we helped fund, which I don't see any evidence it's been the problem. Migration of season ticket holders to a new system (my understanding is this system is separate from the one we funded as it's linked to a new partnership) and the human resource impacts seems far more likely. 
As for "where is it now" to my knowledge it's still being used, have you heard otherwise? 

FFS Ian Never had you down as a tiny brained hillbilly This is about public health Your comment aligns with the Tory and to a lesser extent SNP view that we should put the economy I.E. profit before people Let the bodies pile up rather than reduce share dividends Every ground is different Every workplace needs a unique safety assesment There will be different conclusions We are unlucky our ground Ius deemed less safe than others  You carry on advocating the Tory line of who cares who dies , even if you cant see who your'e actually and I suspect inadvertently siding with (Unless of course you're being ironic and I missed it

If you do it 2 metres apart? A lot of people will be on Underwood Rd or Well St [emoji23]

Jeez what a bunch of moaners 
Bought my ticket and got an email with a virtual bar code almost immediately
Emailed the club today to check about a new card
 
Got a reply in minutes  confirming I'll get a new card  but until then I can print off virtual bar code or use my phone
 
No hassle nor worries no problem
 
My old man used to say the problem with St Mirren fans is they're not happy unless they have something to moan about Too true

Jeez what a bunch of moaners 
Bought my ticket and got an email with a virtual bar code almost immediately
Emailed the club today to check about a new card
 
Got a reply in minutes  confirming I'll get a new card  but until then I can print off virtual bar code or use my phone
 
No hassle nor worries no problem
 
My old man used to say the problem with St Mirren fans is they're not happy unless they have something to moan about Too true

I conceded the sacked term technically being legal. Sacked in the dictionary means being dismissed.
Citizen Advice “Being sacked from your job can come as a huge shock and it often feels unfair. The legal term for being sacked is ‘dismissal’
When you are made redundant you are dismissed from your employment.
I agree the term sacked and dismissed tends to be used for a misdemeanour. However the legal letters that i have seen advise of a redundancy meaning a dismissal.
ACAS state that a dismissal could be a redundancy 
I’m also out

Sacked means dismissal. Your probably correct that legally they will have used the term “Dismissal” rather than the aggressive verb sacked.
However dismissal covers many avenues of being sacked. Redundancy is one of them. Check out the ACAS webpage for guidance.
Being dismissed/sacked does not necessarily mean you have done something wrong. 

That’s a common misconception. In employment law sacked means dismissed from employment. It does not necessarily mean you did anything wrong. Your employment could have been terminated through redundancy, its still by law a sacking.

Worked with Ian Hilley at the National Savings Bank in the late 70s and early 80s Nice fella Some place for fitba players Willie Pettigrew Brian Ahearn Tommy Yuille John Gahagan St Mirren youngsters Davy West and Ronnie Pattison East Fife player manager Pat Quinn Rated junior players David Murphy and Eddie McKim both of whom won numerous medals There wasn't much point in the rest of us entering the annual 5s competition [emoji41]

First outing tonight Stripes back and front black shorts and socks. Looks cool