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Aww, thats so nice, glad they are all pals. Do their respective lawyers get on too?

So are you not even a tiny bit concerned that two St Mirren directors are seeking legal orders against SMISA, which has led SMISA to seek legal advice? Does that sound like a harmonious state of affairs? Buttoned.up.the.back.

Thats not relevant. What is relevant, and concerning, is two members of the St Mirren board taking legal action against the supporters organisation that owns the club. Its a pity, this should have been able to work, unfortunately too many egos at play, together with it would appear weakness and lack of integrity from our reps on the SMFC board. Time to reconfigure the managemenr of the club without kibble involvement IMO.

Just re-read the update - Kibble directors are seeking orders against SMISA who have had to use funds to seek legal advice. We have, of course, heard nothing from SMISA appointed board members of this.

I know others think there's nothing to see here, but for me this is concerning. Why would Kibble directors prefer court action rather than engaging with SMISA, and why are SMISA directors on the SMFC board not engaging with the enquiry either?

Are there any spare seats? Looking for two.

Really sad news, he was the goalie when i started supporting Saints, between him and Money for our best keeper ever IMO. 64 isnt any age, RIP Billy.

Triple signing along with John Rankin and Robbie Winters.

Killie have been punching above their weight this season, 19 points is a very good return given how poor their squad is. Nearly all their goals come from set pieces or Armstrong, so as long as we're switched on and double up on their only good player we'll be fine. We have a much better squad than theirs.

Missing tonights game but just booked tickets for this - looking forward to it. Judging by the wee map thing doesnt look like there's a lot of away tickets left. They should really do the decent thing and give us another stand.

Every time I click on this thread and see you posted most recently, I always assume we've just lost a goal.

I suppose its possible there was an out of court settlement before it got to tribunal, though I know thats not what he said.

It was Andrew Dallas who gave 4 penalties in the one game. Robertson is the one who doesnt send off a Rangers player even when its the most blatant red card you'll ever see.

Sad news, especially in the wake of similar news about another great striker from that era, Frank McDougall. Hope they both recover well.

I think in amongst all the whataboutery and conspiracy theories about what certain things mean, there is also a genuine concern over transparency within SMISA. I've long thought of the SMISA board as well meaning fans who put in, doubtless, effort and time, but it has a real feel of a closed shop. Now that George has resigned, they come up with a statement saying they will announce his successor soon. Do they just decide that between themselves? Maybe they've decided to finally forego any illusion of democracy.

Unfortunately, i'm not so sure about that. This whole saga has been full of rumours and innuendo with very little substance. There could well be something to it, but if there are concerns, those with knowledge of it have a duty and obligation to speak out, with clear evidence, so the fans are aware. Instead, all we get is attention seeking bollocks. If people leave their jobs, it could be a sign of financial meltdown, or it could be they've just moved on to another job. Dean Lyness? Hes now third choice keeper, so wouldnt be a surprise if he moves on. If they move on, and have had a significant role, this should be acknowledged by the club, but that may be down to mistakes in communication than anything more sinister. In short, "glen" whoever that may be needs to not just list events that he claims have happened, but prove this is symptomatic of a wider malaise and problems at the club. Nothing i've see so far demonstrates this.

Ah yes, the common trope of the right wing, that those seeking a fairer, more egalitarian society are in some ways extremists. Anyway, enough of your diversion, you may not like other forum users but calling them a nonce without it would appear evidence is well out of order on a public forum. Prince Andrew, on the other hand, is a nonce so its fair game to call him one. And his mum was a nonce enabler, much as you dont like to admit it.

I dont know renfrew156 but i'd be really careful with what youre posting.

He'll treasure more the £12 million of our money to help him escape justice.

I'm surprised, i always thought elvis was the torn faced guy who sits behind me. When we scored the first goal today he celebrated with a look on his face as though someone had shat in his shoe.

It's not something for the police to deal with, they won't be breaking any laws. The way things are going, i wouldnt be surprised if fans not standing and clapping vociferously will be arrested for not being respectful. Faraway will be taking freeze frames of the crowd and naming anyone who isnt being mournful enough.

Brilliant.

Making sure your kids get a decent nights sleep is kind of important. Taking them out in the middle of the night to gawp at a dead queen is fecking mental.

On BBC there they spoke of a mum who queued through the night with her two young children and carried one of them so she could sleep. This is portrayed as normal behaviour in this batshit crazy world rather than shit parenting. The nonce has also just been made deputy king without any comment from our fawning mainstream media.

Apparently people could have to queue for 30 hours to see the Queens coffin in London. A wristband system will be in operation to allow people to go to the toilet. There are people there who have been camping out since last Thursday, and dont plan to leave until after the funeral. Never has there been a more stark example of the impact of underfunding of our mental health services.