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Option 2 with stripes on the back.

See earlier posts. It looks possible

Me too. I watched him improve at Alloa and again at Ross County

You do know that the Scotland Supporters Group invited members to join in learning the Ukrainian National Anthem in order that they could join in before the game? I’m sure you do. As a member you would have received the email.

The truth appears to be that it is worth highlighting that this is around.

I have to admit that I would rather we were not playing this game. Has anyone taken up the offer to learn the Ukrainian Anthem?

Given the comments made by the now Chairman on social media prior to his appointment he would find it then difficult to be seen to make the decision to reduce OF seats to one stand. A survey is his only way to go and should cover SMISA and Season Ticket Holders from last season. Both “invest” in the club. As for this coming season, the decision seems to have been made. I would have no objection to family groups from both home and away fans were allocated half of the South Stand this season to see how that goes.

We disagree Pod. We have been steadily building the number of season tickets and home fans over recent seasons. Better pricing plays it’s part but creating the community of St Mirren in the town is key and opens the door to much better marketing. Just my opinion,

A fair point Antrin

As a St Mirren fan I have never bought an away ticket at our ground, so don’t know what they currently cost. I like the idea mentioned earlier in the thread that this be, as they described it, a Category A game and tickets priced at £40 a head. I have changed my mind though on allocating two stands and would now prefer to only give the North Stand to visiting supporters. The real challenge is for the board to create an interest in the club and team sufficient to bring in 5,000 to 6,000 home fans to each game. Over to you Mr Chairman and Mr Lasley.

I gave up when St J went two up. I thought it was all over. I was very wrong. All to play for.

Oh I think he is Savvy enough. Still don’t think he should be there. A Boris type.

When I lived there in the 40s 50s and 60s there was a sign at the bus station that said “welcome to the city of Dunfermline “

I offered my shoulder to one today

Welcome to the Buddies Mark

Jock straps

In the Scotland Under 21 Squad

Now looks that there might be no late trains available .

https://amp.theguardian.com/music/2022/may/19/vangelis-greek-composer-chariots-of-fire-blade-runner-dies

Maggie? The “there is no such thing as society one”? No

SR spoke very well.

Agree with this. St Mirren Park would do for me or at a Push Paisley St Mirren Park I like the theme…..all roads lead to St Mirren Park

Rather than as I said being largely confined to the big two here. Correct

A fair point and one that crossed my mind too exiled.

No argument from me on that either Waldorf. It’s not uncommon that a few big clubs dominate their leagues but our almost perpetual one, two is a tad any competitive.