well st bud

Brilliant
not sure how Im going to get through Monday - but Ive got a huge smile
thanks for the tip with expat shield - got the whole BBC coverage
great day to be a buddie

' just wish my late father was here to have seen it.
Sorry if I am a bit sentimental. It has been a long day.

Tears in Bangkok

thank you connor

ya feckin beuty

the hawkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

watching on frontrow on chrome with popupblocker on and its loading ok
worried as feck until teale tore them apart and isma did the business.
another one in the second half will be very nice thank you.COYS.

C O M E O N Y E S A I N T S

I don't mind dragging this old fart into it. .

was the methodist halls not a theatre or music hall at one time?

Ok , here it is then. .

could this be your problem?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21352762

Booked up for Milstreet the night of the 17th
COYS

Forget about the tree Eddy - its not important. And I leave the cryptic clues to Bluto.

The tree is a clue - the building is near a tree

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZR2chRvQI0

Granny Danger. .

Phew... I've had 24 hours and four viewings of the highlights to gather my thoughts...
Easily the best performance I've ever seen. Samson had little to do and was calm and composed when called upon. Did fantastic to put off Mulgrew, guess the right way and palm it away. Vanzy was on top of his game, McAusland was fantastic, Goodwin was immense, I'm often critical of him but he led by example for 90 minutes. Carey - his best performance since he returned to Saints, I'm sure many had reservations about having him at LB but he was great. Newton and McGinn bossed the midfield and dwarfed Wanyama and Brown - McGinn, in particular, played with a maturity well beyond his years, McLean might find he struggles to get back into the first XI. McGowan is looking back on form and his penalty was expertly taken. Teale - is time going backwards for this guy? He just didn't tire today. Goncalves looked like he's been playing for St. Mirren for years and I've really high hopes for him for the rest of the season. Finally, Thompson, where do I start? Thought he took a while to get into the game but Christ, he made Samaras look like a Sunday league player when he did, and that goal has to be up there with the best strikes of his career. Danny Lennon got everything spot on today. Tactics, formation, starting XI, substitutions - fantastic, and he deserves credit today. I can't pick a MOTM - they were all heroes.
For me, yesterday epitomised what St. Mirren are capable of, and we've set the standard now - this is what we should be aiming for. There were so many highlights yesterday: Goodwin's tackle, then Isma's goal, and Samson turning to the crowd in celebration; Hooper equalising and, rather than celebrating with the Celtic fans, turning to us with Brown to show off what an unlikeable dick he is and I thought "we'd better win this to get it up that cnut". The boys at half time, watching the Celtic fans nearest us gesticulate towards them and never being so glad I'm not one of them. Sammy's save - no theatrics, straight back to focusing on the job. Gowser's penalty and the celebrations on the touchline and soon after Thommohawk's volley and seeing him run towards us and straight into Lee Mair on the touchline the roar and look on my dad's face when we collectively realised that we were witnessing St. Mirren folklore in the making, and 20 torturous minutes, watching the seats to my left drain of Celtic fans, the crowd cheering when Danny's face appeared on the big screen. Mulgrew's goal an unfortunate footnote that makes the scoreline look like the game at all tight, but then the celebrations when we saw Collum blow for full time, the cheer as Thommo was named MOTM and watching Jim run back out when he found out he was gonna be in the final. Someone will need to surgically remove the grin from my face. A day I'll tell my grandchildren about.
Listening to Sportsound now, the fans singing "Teale will tear you apart" clear as a bell as Gary's being interviewed. Crowd were amazing. Watching the highlights, when Isma scored at the far end, you wouldn't think there were just 5000 of us. I'll be watching the game back tomorrow night trying to reign in emotion this time.
Now let's take that same belief and performance into 17th March. We can do this.
I f**king love this football club.
COME ON THE SAINTS.

I honestly thought that my emotions would be in check today but alas no.
Casting my mind back to the last final and my dear Mother dying a few days before the game
Her funeral was due to take place the day after the final and my Brother was insistent that we go to the game.
We did go and took my Daughter and Nephew and I can honestly say that we just stared ahead for the whole game not really taking it in.
It felt like She was saying to me yesterday that this time I can enjoy the final, however we have now got to deal with my Wife being made redundant and cash being tight. That's my trip up now taking a back seat. Or so I thought.
I'm sitting reading all these posts and my wife whispers gently in my ear " you have to go, we'll be alright" and the emotion starts again.
I know that football isn't really that important but today it feels like it has allowed me to be in touch with my feelings and now I'm planning flights and time off with a sense of privilege and disbelief. Jesus I feel about 5!

A lovely day today, I've been clicking madly on the "Like This" button for hunners of posts on here!
The same as many posters, I'm outside the UK , so finally I may be able to show the locals on March 17th, yes my team do actually exist, here they are in a CUP FINAL, having beaten Champions League team CellicFC to get there!
Today's performance showed both spirit and self-belief, hopefully this will be carried forward for the remainder of the season.
Gotta love Esmael "Goal-A-Game" Gonçalves!

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