Murray7

Much like the rest of us, then.

Get there early enough and there is plenty of parking on the doorstep.

Summer football

Hang onto your key players at the end of the January transfer window, thus securing your top tier status for another season . .

Pricing -
Adults £12
13-17 £5
12 and under £2
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Fans buying new season kit get voucher for 1 home cup game per top bought.
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Half time entertainment focuses on the ensuring the young fans are engaged and involved in activities.
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Fix the tannoy and get back to reading out the half time scores around the country.
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Pie & Bovril or other drink £2.50
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Bring back the 'Tablet , Macaroon' guy , he can walk along front of stands with the pram selling his stuff.
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£50 spot prize every game ( without fans buying a ticket ) by selecting a sold seat at random and fan in that seat with match day ticket or season ticket presenting it at office to collect winnings.
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More 'fan days' open training at stadium. FREE
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Pay at gate EVERY home game , every home stand.
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Terracing - Westbank , remove back 6 rows of seats , allowing relevant amount of people into the space.

Obvious answer.
Put a winning/strong/challenging team on park. If we could do a top six Premiership team like our giant rivals Hamilton/Ross C/Inverness/St J etc we could get back to 5K home supports.
Big difference from the 2,500 home fans from last few games at GHR.

All Clubs Part Time
Admission Prices £5 Adults and £1 Children
Black Boots
Red Cards for cheats

Had to laugh before the season started, and now at the very optimistic attendances posters thought visiting teams would bring. Seem to remember even the website owner predicted Dumbarton would bring over 500.

A winning team is what will draw bigger gates.
Even if the stadium was indoors with central heating, cushioned seats and free entrance and a free pint it wouldn't increase attendances.
Fans will turn out in shite conditions and pay over the odds prices if the team is winning.
Winning is all that matters.

A winning team is your best option but l will gladly pay to see entertaining football and a team that gives everything. Not sure l would be going at present if l didn't have season ticket as twenty quid is far too much for what we are being offered weekly

Thought you might, you don't miss a trick.

Pricing has been proven to make very little difference. If we halved the price from 20 to 10 would the crowd double? Nope, so it's not in the clubs interest to do it.
What increases attendances is simply a winning team on the pitch. I don't believe any other factor contributes anywhere near as much as that.

Just looked up the rules of the SPFL Development League and believe it or not it is 5 in a squad of 18, i didnae think it was as many as that.

I think you are allowed to play a maximum of three over age players.

Played with Orange County Blues. Opportunity missed by the newco there. I bet they wished they'd thought of that for a name instead of Sevco 5088.

McLear scored for Stirling tonight as they thrashed Montrose.

Hoped we'd sign someone to provide Langfield with a bit of competition.

Get a f**king grip mate he's just passing on info he has.You don't like it don't read it.
No offence meant but your sounding like a jealous prick
Just saying...

Reminds me of our semi 3 years ago.

Cannae' cut the mustard.

I'd be delighted to have Tony back for what would be his 5th spell at the club.
Can't think of anyone with more enthusiasm and passion for the club than he does.
Big shoes to fill IMO but I think he ticks a lot of the boxes for me anyway!

Because the man lives and breathes St Mirren, he's a club legend and will without doubt play a vital part in recruiting players with his infectious enthusiasm for this great club.

Expect new players to arrive this week and one to leave.

Better days lie ahead. I'll put my head on the block and say we are at the very bottom of the curve right now.
Some interesting days ahead.