Langbank

Brian Rice in his best attempt at Fergie mind games. 

Great management tonight.
Played exactly the way we should have.
If we'd had a go at them we'd be sitting here nursing at least a 5-0 tonking.
On to Saturday now having suffered no collateral damage and with key players fit and rested.
The bigot fans really are scum. Not that this observation was ever in any doubt.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/4070988/st-mirren-oran-kearney-hamilton-priority-celtic/

Grant

The St Mirren Reserves team for today's match against Celtic Reserves.

Starting XI: Holmes, Miller, Walker, McBrearty ©, Girvan, Potter, Grant, Gray, Doherty, Jack, Smith.

Subs: Wilson, McFarlane, Henderson, L.Jamieson.

I came on here today to soak up the feel good after us winning a “must win” game, hauling ourselves off the canvas following the loss of a 1st minute goal and the talk is about Dreyer (who had his best game yet and was involved in both goals) being a spineless shitebag who contributes nothing and Paul McGowan (a cup winning legend so deal with it) being a ned who we should boo.
 
Maybe it’s the St Mirren “condition” but some people just need to live in the moment more and move out from under the cloud of negativity that follows them everywhere.
 
Brilliant result. Everyone played their part. McKenzie, Mullen and Flynn were outstanding and showed that players from the Championship winning team can compete at this level.
 
 

Some assist for the 2nd too.

As far as I know Nazon is with Haiti who play Sunday night I think. Holmes is with Australia don’t when their last game is. Might take these guys a bit longer to get over travel.

Think the team were called West. Mill team I think. Spent many a Saturday watching them on that pitch when not at Love St.

The reason the manager wouldn't see that is because it wasn't happening.
We weren't being overrun.
We were defending deep, surrendering possession and trying to hit them on the counter-attack, just as we did against Aberdeen and Hearts away. We weren't making any attempt to win the ball in areas where it wasn't any danger to us.
 

Just back in from the pub and had a quick glance at this thread??
So rather than comment on what has been said before.. I saw a very determined Saints team that matched the horrible way that the opposition play football. We were certainly not free flowing but in our situation and with that weather could we expect anything different? 
I also saw our "defensive" midfielder run 60-70 yards, in the last few minutes of the game,  to get on the rebound of a tremendous run and shot by Simeon and get his reward. I have no idea how he scored as I was too busy looking for the linesman putting his flag up for offside (the St. Mirren fan in me!)
I then found myself running down steps in the main stand to pass on my regards to the Livingston manager ( the wee one not the big one).
After waiting to clap the team off the pitch, I  was leaving the ground and looked across to W7 and found there was still a band of fans singing a song that I have no idea what it was.
Glad to see there are people still up for the fight and not point scoring on here! 

4 - 1 Hibs now.

Another example of what made him such a nice guy!

Did he cut it diving aboot?

There was no mention on Twitter feed of any injury to GMac only the other 2. As it was GMac first game for 10 months I think he was only ever going to get a half.

According to papers Mullen has a gash above his knee.

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