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Every time we played at home me and ma pals would walk from Scadlock rd and  first go up and visit ma great granny who lived in Blythswood Dr did a wee shop for her and she gave us a tanner....maybe a quick run around the fountain gardens then the game a memories

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Perhaps you should have said you were REALLY there

Shull there's no could be about I was there lol

Another thing there is no doubt about[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]ya bat

Shull there's no could be about I was there lol

I have few regrets in my life but one occur few is when I came to nz in 1969 I had three scrapbooks full of paper clippings and autographs from the teams from around 63 to 69 when I got here my young cousin who was also a saints fan was so envious and after a few years here I decided I'd gift them to him about 5 years later I was telling my son's about my scrapbooks and when I asked my cousin to see if the boys could see them his face dropped as he told me he had chucked them out when they moved house [emoji44] ah well one man's treasure in this case was his junk . Such a lot if great memories in some tip ????????????

That is exactly the home strip we should play in ALL the time, including long sleeves.

http://www.the-gazette.co.uk/sport/15319834.New_St_Mirren_signing_Gregor_Buchanan_says_he_dismissed_other_offers_as_soon_as_he_learned_of_Saints__interest/

Except your spelling.

Jack Ross said it himself in a website video - he's not celebrating finishing 7th. That's what I feel too. It's a celebration of the manner in which a great escape was achieved. The great escape will undoubtably go down in history - but it's firmly parked in the section of history with Shuggie's goal at Stirling... it's the kind of history we do NOT want to see repeated. 1987 and 2013 on the other hand...
How about a wee shot at repeating the Tom Hendrie history... I have a wee sneaky feeling we have a chance. Shhhhhh!

BBC reporting Tony Fitzpatrick's opinion of JR's achievement.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39832642
As we all know Tony doesn't ever exaggerate things.
And I'm no just saying that !

I was sorely tempted to post last night and call out some of the negative pish that has been spouted on here over the last few months but I thought "f**k it, we're all Buds and everyone, despite how some have articulated it, has been desperate for us to stay up" and let it be.

However, this f**king tripe, no more than 24 hours after another great performance that secured our Championship status, is beyond the pale.

Aye mate, you're entitled to your opinion but it's f**king dogshit. This has been one of the best runs I can remember as a Saints fan and I've been following them as long as you.

We've played with pace, power and confidence. Have scored goals for fun and have excited and entertained the fans with a brand of football that no team in our league has produced.

It's been a wonderful journey over the last 4 months and I simply cannot understand any Saints fan wanting to take the gloss off that.

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Or.....

Jack Ross and his crew corrected five years of inertia and deeply rooted institutional turgid unambitious pish and produced a team worthy of its long suffering loyal support.

He has done fabulously well against massive odds.

Reality, never seen a title winning team or a cup winning team in football that were not lucky.

I don't think Newcastle fans will be bemoaning their appalling good luck tonight.

Sorry to be so black and white about it but it's been a fab weekend.

It wasn't luck. It was hard work, commitment, guts, and tactical wherewithal.
I'm not thanking 'God' or anyone or anything other than Jack Ross, his coaching team, our BoD, and the players.
THAT is the reality!

ETA - no, I will thank others - our supporters. We should (well, most of us) take a bow also. I am immensely proud of the St Mirren support in recent months. The measure of a fitba support is how you back your club when the chips are down.

Shull we'll need a bigger ground

Shull we'll need a bigger ground

Shull we'll need a bigger ground

Imagine we had an average home support around 15000, like Hibs and Hearts. 
We would probably take at least 5000 fans away, whereas the Edinburgh Clubs struggle to have a 1000 travelling 
We are immense. 
I might start doing away days next season. 

Oh FFS that caught me out too 
I actually thought we were changing to a badger.
Hook line and sinker. I feel like a f**king spangle.

He is the guy who looks after the Panda outwith matchdays. God a bamboo plantation in his garden.

Well done....though i assume suitable money laundering checks have been done on you?

Shouldn't we be promoting healthy options, though?
Carrot batons and celery sticks would be my suggestion.

Pleased to say that the website has agreed a deal with Paisley Panda to sponsor the sweets that are given out to young buddies around the stadium before the next two home games.
It's a small thing but I think it's good for the kids and I believe the club was planning to stop doing it.
The advertising on the site will pay for this and it's something we hope to continue throughout next season so actually you are all helping to make this happen.
Colin Bright deserves a lot of credit for the amount of effort he puts in towards improving the experience for the younger fans IMO!

Hey you less of the old [emoji14] I'm not the use of the drum biggest fan. but I don't see the harm in it. These young fans are doing there best by the club and should be encouraged. They shouldn't be knocked everytime they come with something. every time they try and organise a flag display the same old moaners make a appearance.