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It has been confirmed by the Club that Chairman Stewart Gilmour will be on the Top Table along with Tommy Craig, Jim Goodwin and Gary Teale.

Thursday 4 September is when you will have the opportunity to meet and discuss the clubs plans for the season ahead with the new management team for the first time at a Q & A evening at the stadium with kick off at 7:00 pm.


The success of the previous and well attended events has ensured this one, shortly after the transfer window closes, will allow every St.Mirren supporter to put forward their questions and comments to manager Tommy Craig and his first team coaches Jim Goodwin and Gary Teale as we venture into the new season.

This is a real opportunity not afforded at other clubs, for you to engage with the people at the sharp end of our club, therefore we strongly recommend you don't miss out on what will surely be an informative and enjoyable evening.

As with all SMiSA events the ethos is one of inclusion and affordability for all, therefore there will be no entry fee with only a bucket (fortunately without a big hole in it) where if you choose you can make a donation which will go directly to the clubs increasingly successful Youth Development Academy at Ralston

See you there

Why on Earth should we be in the situation year on year in which we do end up having to panic, though?!
Danny Lennon kept his job by the skin of his teeth at that point last season and probably should have gone then, as well.
I certainly don't think it's unrealistic for fans to at least want us to have won, taken a point or even scored against the two teams that came up last season, never mind barely registered a shot on target in the first four league games.
As I said before, there are times when it's painfully obvious that something just isn't going to work. This is just such an occasion, many of us seen this coming long before now, it's not going to change, either.
Teams now have a simple game plan against us...sit in as we won't be able break them down, then hit us on the break, as they WILL get a break at some point. Simple as that.

New manager required now

Since the start of 2014, membership of SMiSA, the St.Mirren Supporters Trust, has been increasing at the rate of approximately 5 to 6 people per month. This increase, along with the members who have been in the Trust for several years is allowing us to become more active in our various aims and initiatives, such as recently becoming the main sponsor of St.Mirren Youth Development Academy, the only five star rated set-up in Scotland. We aim to continue to grow our membership and therefore our development and our projects because the more the Supporters Trust membership increases the more we are able to represent and provide for the supporters and for St.Mirren. Therefore we are appealing to all our current members to encourage their friends and relatives to also sign up and join the Supporters Trust and maintain the impetus and outcomes of this years' recruitment drive. As well as individual supporters becoming members we also want to encourage businesses, or rather the business owners to become members of SMiSA. As a business partner there are no special increased fees or expectations and all that any business would do is to become a member of SMiSA at the minimum normal rate of £2 per month and display a small poster on their premises acknowledging their association with The Supporters Trust, and likewise SMiSA will promote the business permanently on our website and include a direct link to the their website, as well as on events or promotion literature. Although this concept is a recent initiative the principle is also available to any current members who may wish to promote their own business and SMiSA, through mutual advertising and promotion. This sign up can be undertaken directly through our website or by contacting us using any of the means listed Website………. www.smisa.net Email…………… [email protected] Call or text….. 0759 616 5194 Twitter………… @1877societyltd Facebook……. www.facebook.com/1877societyltd Thank you for your continued support and active involvement with the Supporters Trust JW

Since the start of 2014, membership of SMiSA, the St.Mirren Supporters Trust, has been increasing at the rate of approximately 5 to 6 people per month. This increase, along with the members who have been in the Trust for several years is allowing us to become more active in our various aims and initiatives, such as recently becoming the main sponsor of St.Mirren Youth Development Academy, the only five star rated set-up in Scotland. We aim to continue to grow our membership and therefore our development and our projects because the more the Supporters Trust membership increases the more we are able to represent and provide for the supporters and for St.Mirren. Therefore we are appealing to all our current members to encourage their friends and relatives to also sign up and join the Supporters Trust and maintain the impetus and outcomes of this years' recruitment drive. As well as individual supporters becoming members we also want to encourage businesses, or rather the business owners to become members of SMiSA. As a business partner there are no special increased fees or expectations and all that any business would do is to become a member of SMiSA at the minimum normal rate of £2 per month and display a small poster on their premises acknowledging their association with The Supporters Trust, and likewise SMiSA will promote the business permanently on our website and include a direct link to the their website, as well as on events or promotion literature. Although this concept is a recent initiative the principle is also available to any current members who may wish to promote their own business and SMiSA, through mutual advertising and promotion. This sign up can be undertaken directly through our website or by contacting us using any of the means listed Website………. www.smisa.net Email…………… [email protected] Call or text….. 0759 616 5194 Twitter………… @1877societyltd Facebook……. www.facebook.com/1877societyltd Thank you for your continued support and active involvement with the Supporters Trust JW

Thursday 4 September is when you will have the opportunity to meet and discuss the clubs plans for the season ahead with the new management team for the first time at a Q & A evening at the stadium with kick off at 7:00 pm.


The success of the previous and well attended events has ensured this one, shortly after the transfer window closes, will allow every St.Mirren supporter to put forward their questions and comments to manager Tommy Craig and his first team coaches Jim Goodwin and Gary Teale as we venture into the new season.

This is a real opportunity not afforded at other clubs, for you to engage with the people at the sharp end of our club, therefore we strongly recommend you don't miss out on what will surely be an informative and enjoyable evening.

As with all SMiSA events the ethos is one of inclusion and affordability for all, therefore there will be no entry fee with only a bucket (fortunately without a big hole in it) where if you choose you can make a donation which will go directly to the clubs increasingly successful Youth Development Academy at Ralston

See you there

Thursday 4 September is when you will have the opportunity to meet and discuss the clubs plans for the season ahead with the new management team for the first time at a Q & A evening at the stadium with kick off at 7:00 pm.


The success of the previous and well attended events has ensured this one, shortly after the transfer window closes, will allow every St.Mirren supporter to put forward their questions and comments to manager Tommy Craig and his first team coaches Jim Goodwin and Gary Teale as we venture into the new season.

This is a real opportunity not afforded at other clubs, for you to engage with the people at the sharp end of our club, therefore we strongly recommend you don't miss out on what will surely be an informative and enjoyable evening.

As with all SMiSA events the ethos is one of inclusion and affordability for all, therefore there will be no entry fee with only a bucket (fortunately without a big hole in it) where if you choose you can make a donation which will go directly to the clubs increasingly successful Youth Development Academy at Ralston

See you there

Looking good. Keep up the good work.

The St Mirren Supporters Trust have revamped their website at smisa.net and you can now also join online here.

Ok ok I'm in!

Posted my DD form on Friday.

signed up

Give wee Nigel a 6 month contract.......aug to oct, and mar to may,....

He favours the 2-2-2-2-2 formation

The SMiSA AGM takes place this Saturday 1st March at 12.30pm at Fantoosh (Kilty Kilty), 16 New Street, Paisley PA1 1XY.

This is of course prior to Kilmarnock home game. It would be great to see as many members getting along and don't forget you are more than welcome to bring a guest with you.

If you can't make it please don't forget to return your voting forms that were posted out last week.

The SMiSA AGM takes place this Saturday 1st March at 12.30pm at Fantoosh (Kilty Kilty), 16 New Street, Paisley PA1 1XY.

This is of course prior to Kilmarnock home game. It would be great to see as many members getting along and don't forget you are more than welcome to bring a guest with you.

If you can't make it please don't forget to return your voting forms that were posted out last week.

The SMiSA AGM takes place this Saturday 1st March at 12.30pm at Fantoosh (Kilty Kilty), 16 New Street, Paisley PA1 1XY.

This is of course prior to Kilmarnock home game. It would be great to see as many members getting along and don't forget you are more than welcome to bring a guest with you.

If you can't make it please don't forget to return your voting forms that were posted out last week.

Utter shambles at the club just now.
Chaos.

easy, peter lawell courted Aberdeen and convinced them that they would become the natural replacement for sevco.. that daft bugger milne believed him

Not necessarily the one I would have preferred to return to Cowdenbeath.

A few pictures to get started on our Facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/1877societyltd

Clicky

From the Herald, June 18:
"Gilmour, though, is thought to have other offers on the table from overseas investors who he claims can meet the asking price. One is thought to be a consortium led by Angelo Massone, the former Livingston director, although the Italian has denied he is considering an offer at this time. The other party, thought to be led by a United States-based Scottish expat, is yet to be identified but is believed to be the one most likely to be in a position to make a credible alternative bid."

LOL Grumpy ex-tennis players forum for my p1sh.
I read the article and saw a need for corrections. The smoother the better, in an appeal for people's money. Don't give readers any excuse to keep their wallets shut.
Millport was reading this page, so posting here seemed like the quickest way to contact him/her/SMISA.