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Greg Kiltie leaves to join Kilmarnock Saints News 17 June 2025 St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Greg Kiltie has today joined Kilmarnock FC in an undisclosed agreement. The 28-year-old leaves Saints after four years in Paisley, having signed from Killie in June 2021. Across four seasons at the club, Greg would make 142 appearances for the Buddies, scoring 11 goals and played an important part in our three consecutive top six finishes in the William Hill Premiership. Despite being under contract until 2027, an opportunity presented itself for Greg to secure more frequent first-team football and the club has allowed the forward to move on. Manager Stephen Robinson said: "Greg has been an integral part of what we have done over the past three years. "He’s a great boy and a very talented player, but Greg felt he wanted guaranteed first-team football and he had an opportunity at Kilmarnock and we wouldn’t stand in his way. "With his lack of game time last season, we felt it was fair to Greg for his service and his dedication." Everyone at St Mirren thanks Greg for all of his contributions to the club and wish him the very best of luck in his future career.

Better team from start to finish. Played some really nice football and thoroughly deserved the 3 points.

Does the same happen if Aberdeen finish 3rd or 4th AND win the cup ?

I am not a member of the 1877 group but I am a SMiSA member and they sent this out today. We wanted to update you regarding the ongoing discussions around the revamp of the 1877 Club. Over the past few days, we have received a number of emails from SMiSA members expressing concerns and seeking further clarity about the proposed changes. We want to thank everyone who took the time to share their views – your feedback is incredibly important to us. In response to this, the SMiSA Board has formally requested a meeting with the club board to discuss the business plan in more detail and to seek further information. We believe it’s vital that we fully understand the implications of the revamp and ensure your voices are represented in that conversation. We will share more information with you as soon as we are in a position to do so.

Is the time of the Rangers game likely to change ? Unusual to play them at home at 3pm on a Saturday.

That is an enjoyable watch, fantastic memories. Brilliant from Cairters to put that together.

Agreed. They look a bit dodgy at the back but very threatening going forward.

Can't see why it won't be 3pm on the 12th.

Pretty comfortable afternoon. I have to admit I was surprised Olusanya started on the bench, but it worked a treat. This team drives you mental 😁

Yeah, he was really struggling.

Agreed. It was great and it's sad to see what it has become.

Fantastic 3 points. A bit of a shaky 15 mins at the start of the second half but we saw it out. I've been a big critic, but I thought O'Hara was very good today. The difference in the team is clear to see now that we have some width. The last 4 or 5 weeks has been more like us.

I thought he was pretty ineffective last season and didn't really offer much. Great to see him, hopefully injury free now, looking more like the player we thought we might be getting. If he keeps performing like he did on Saturday he could play a massive part in where we finish this season.

Much more like us today. Some terrific performances which is encouraging. Only down sides for me were - O'Hara just needs to do things quicker, and I still have no idea where James Scott is supposed to be playing, what his role is or what he brings to the team. Other than that, great to see our counter attacks back again and a big load of that was down to Olusanya who gave them all sorts of problems from start to finish. 6 points this week please.

I know that was an absolute shitshow from most of us today, but what does Mark O'Hara do for this team now ? We have had this conversation numerous times on the drive home after games - What did O'Hara do today?.............eh, nah, can't think of anything.

Is Olusanya playing in midfield ? He's seems too deep on too many occasions.

We don't even look forward, out first thought always seems to be sideways or backwards.

Basher's goal was an absolute cracker !

I think I remember him scoring at Cappielow in the B&Q cup run 1993 on route to that horrible day in Motherwell ☹️

Ryan Flynn off to Arbroath

Unfortunately not at the races today. They were good, but everything we do is so so slow, throw-ins, free kicks, simple passes, trying to cross etc. It was always going to be a struggle after 3 mins, but we really don't help ourselves. We desperately need someone to spark some life into this team.

The better team won over the two legs , thought they played better in Paisley and we were certainly better tonight. Enjoyable while it lasted.

He doesn't look fit and is way too slow (at the moment), the position he plays needs a sharpness and it's not there. As for the rest, meh, it wasn't great. Too many hopeful long balls and the set pieces, particularly in the first half, were poor. It's early days and we have had a few games in a short space of time, so we just need to get on with it.

Now confirmed on the OS.

I also thought O'Hara was better playing with Baccus. They both used to burst forward, sometimes together, but now O'Hara and Boyd-Munce both seem to be happy sitting deeper (or they have been told to do so) and we rely more on McMenamin or Kiltie to get us forward with not much energy from the middle of the park.