Gareth_Glasgow

We know who they are, just like you know what you're doing.
It's as thinly veiled as it comes. Do yourself a favour and chuck it.

I take it moderation is non existent on here now. GTF with this shite.

We're quite clearly playing a back four. It's working well so far.

Honestly its total delusion. McGinn being in the team today had heehaw to do with us winning. We were the poorer side in the first half. The second half was different all over the pitch and the goal gave us a massive lift. Obika started to look like what he had been brought to the club for and the confidence in his game started to show. The second goal from Mullen was class but he looked poor in the first half much better in the second. Morais looked more positive too, probably to do with the fact that we were on the front foot against a very poor St J side who lacked fight and passion.
There is no way that dropping Ryan Flynn for McGinn  is the way forward. I wouldn't drop Andreu either for him. Back on the bench Stephen and step in when needed, that's his role this season.

KB was our MoM.
Ridiculous that Obika got the award.

Kirk Broadfoot
 
Special mention to big Kirk today.  I thought he was magnificent in the centre of out defence.  The pass he played to begin the move for the second goal was subllime.  The big lad (and he is a big lad now, mind the twig we first signed?) not only failed to put a foot wrong his creativity was first class.
 
Take a bow Kirk, take a bow indeed.

Was disgusted to hear some of our so called fans boo and swear at Paul McGowan when he came on as a sub. Just for those who don't know he never asked to leave Saints Tommy Craig said he was over the hill and not good enough. And I was at the fans council meeting when he said it. So if you wanna boo anyone try Mr Craig. Disgusting behaviour. Guy is a legend at Saints MOM In the final.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ryan Flynn was immense today.
I'd call that a Murray-esque performance. He got himself involved in everything that went on the centre of the park in a way that not only reminded me of Hugh Murray, but may well have saved us from relegation in the way Murray did all those years ago in Stirling.
In my personal opinion (not worth much, I know) Flynn has gone from getting punted out the door in January to be deserving of a new contract and a place in the middle of the park from now on. Tansey will be lucky to ever play for us again even if he does get fit.
It was great to see all three home sides of the stadium up signing Oh When The Saints  as the clock ran down. I honestly think instead of making up bullshit stories and disgracing us in the national press the board should look at how they can use the energy of W7 and get those guys creating an atmosphere like that all round the stadium. We have a real chance to be the best support in Scotland.....
....On that note well done the W7 crew for chanting Simeon Jackson's name when he came on. f**k Allan Preston and the BBC knobs that made such a big deal of his penalty miss.
Dundee were piss poor, we surely will not finish last behind them. If we do, relegation is the least we deserve.
I'd love to see us playing with a bit less fear now. Kearney has done a great job steadying the defence. A f**king brilliant job actually, and Popescu is one of the best players in the league not just in our team.
Oran - lets see what McAllister, Magennis and Duckens can do attacking this shower of shite we are up against for the rest of the season.
Flynn, Magennis, McGinn - McAllister, Duck, Jackson: aye, I fancy our chances of winning a few points now.
Well done all Buddies there today. Big crowd, kept supporting even when behind, good party at the end. We are staying up.

What a nasty wee forum we have tonight.  Some real and unwarranted vitriol alongside an unhealthy display of pack behaviour.
Beating Livi is one of the hardest tasks in this league  beating them when their manager has clearly set them out for a draw or to steal a win is actually impressive given where we were  a month ago, however we did it. Well done saints and the fans who cheered them on.  

Doesn’t matter what happened last season.

They weren’t better. We created more chances. We scored they didn’t.

They weren’t fitter. We kept going until the end and there wasn’t one single player that wasn’t driving us forward.

They hoofed it up the park all day long. We arguably played better football in the last 20 mins of the first half once we got a measure of the conditions.

Their brand of football if f**king painful to watch. That certainly hasn’t changed since last year. Thankfully they got what they deserved.

We’ve now had three solid performances in a row that have given us a real chance of staying up. Just enjoy it for f**k sake.

Rubbish. Both teams didn't have a good performance today. But to say Livingston outplayed us is a fabrication. 
I'm interested to know where your parameters are for being outplayed. It certainly want in terms of chances created or clarity of chances. They missed a first half sitter and erm.... That was it. 
This isn't a defence of the St. Mirren performance as it was ugly a win as you'll see (and how we yearned to grind out ugly wins when getting rolled over), it's taking issue with the appraisal that Livingston were all over us. Which they weren't. They were shite.
Oh and if this is relegation form sign me up... I'll take 5 points from every three games from now til the end of the season please. 

I genuinely don’t understand this point of view. We’re playing a team that’s 20 points or so ahead of us, has a solid defence and we’re trying to play in the midst of a gale force wind and driving rain.
 
We did more with the ball than they did and got the goal our efforts and persistence deserved.
 
I’d take another 5 or 6 like it between now and the end of the season.

Ryan Flynn carrying on his good form and getting the winner today.

Thought he was our best player today.

I thought the conditions would have benefited Livy today but we defended well hladky I think had his quietest game in a saints shirt so far don’t think he had 1 save to make in the game.

Apparently so 

In terms of chances created we definitely looked better than we have been. 
Centre of the park is still soft as shite though. It's where we absolutely should be strengthening. 

I'd much rather all those departing were gone before bringing anyone in, otherwise we could end up with a very divided dressing room.

Clear the decks and from then on it is positive steps all the way and a squad being BUILT rather than divided.

Makes complete sense.

He’s the golden boy isn’t he. Next big thing and all that. Personally I don’t think he’s up to it at Premiership level and I hope he’s dropped next week.

Today Accies had guys like Gordon, Imrie, MacKinnon and Keatings. Any of those four would be our best player.

It’s all well and good bleating about the ref and their tactics. The reason they keep beating us is because they have better players.

Looking forward to it.
My annual sojourn home to to see my Mum, and this time visiting Greenhill Road for their first time with the two wee Qarsaans. Wishing so much the team will turn in a win for my wee boys. They will be thrilled to bits.
 

You are making a fool of yourself.

Thought Baird had a fantastic game today.

Of course, he doesn't even mean the compliment towards Jamieson who was fairly quiet. He just wants any excuse to put the boot in to the guys like McGinn and Smith that did well under Jack Ross.
He just can't help himself, already started his vendetta against Kearney. Thankfully going back to Tommy Craig he has called just about every single thing wrong, so hopefully a good sign we are about to turn a corner!

I thought Flynn was good defensively today particularly second half. Jamieson excellent. Plenty positives.

Is that the lad that just got named man of the match?

There was one moment just before he went off where Celtic cut through our defence with a nice through ball and I think everyone held their breath. Ferdinand just barrelled in from seemingly nowhere to get rid. Brilliant reading of the game.
He was superb last night and we've managed a real coup to get him here for the rest of the season. From minute one, he was talking to Jack Baird and as we saw Davis do so often, proved a calming influence on Baird who did not have a single brain freeze moment or put a foot out of place last night. Even when Anton went off, Jack was cool as a cucumber.

Pity we haven't got an experienced 6'4" centre half  on the books who wins everything in the air.