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Hope it works out for him. Don't think he'll ever need to pay for a pint in Paisley for the rest of his days

That interview on Radio Scotland was really powerful and I found it quite emotional. We are talking about a mans job here... his bread and butter... his means of providing for his family... and yet he has no idea what is happening.
He was given umpteen prompts to criticise the uncertainty... and yet never once took the bait.
He oozed class and dignity throughout that interview and I have nothing but respect for the man.

I was at the 3-0 game at Fir Hill on 10th November 2013 with Simon, my mate of 39 years, his nephew Keith, and another best friend Jim. Jim, Simon and me had stood on the Love Street North Bank from a young age - I lost count of the number of games we saw, home and away.
10th November will forever be etched in my brain. We had an excellent day out - beers, watching the Saints win, curry and laughs - exactly what best mates should do. Shortly after midnight I said my farewells to Simon and planned to do it all again a month later away to Motherwell. I walked one way, Simon walked the other. Shortly afterwards some random bastard killed him for no apparent reason. I was the lucky one. Not only is this an attack on my best mate, it's an attack on society - it could have happened to anyone reading this.
I can't bring myself to attend tomorrow - do Simon proud Saints.
The murder trial begins on 9th June. Justice for Simon.

I've walked round Cumbrae twice. Got off the ferry fae' Largs, turned right - wee rucksack with some Irn Bru and water in it. Stopped twice for Irn Bru before arriving at the Fintry Bay tearooms for cake and coffee. Carried on to Millport for a fish and chips lunch and a game of putting. Sat on the front in 75 degrees sunshine looking at Arran, the palm trees, and thinking 'Scotland is fcuking brilliant'. Carried on to the watersports centre for a seat and a cold Coke out of their drinks machine. Suitably refreshed, finished the journey by walking the rest of the way back to the ferry slip, sailed across to Largs again, on the top deck in 75 degrees and not for the first time that day thought to myself 'Scotland is fcuking brilliant'.
Socks worn were white Slazenger sports socks, from a JJB Sports five-pack, and footwear was Adidas trainers from the outlet store in Livingston.
I can report no footwear or hosiery related incidents. Much, much more enjoyable than cycling around the island I thought. 10 miles approx'.
It's just Cumbrae, it's just Millport, but on that day, in that weather, there was no better place on earth to be.
The one thing we can surely all agree on is that Scotland is indeed 'fcuking brilliant'.

He is an absolute diamond of a young player. Clearly talented, but has a fantastic attitude. Don't know how long we'll be able to hang on to him, so I plan to enjoy every one of his displays while he's here.

League Cup winning legend. Popped up with a last-gasp winner against Accies, or who knows what might have happened. I have no inside knowledge if Lee Mair was 'trouble' in the dressing room or not. I similarly have no knowledge about the truth behind Sir Alex of Ferguson's departure, nor do I now care about the manner of Ian Ferguson's departure to TCFKAR.
Point being - thanks to Lee Mair, like the others mentioned above, for the good times, for being part of the good times, for your contribution to the good times.
Fergie's Furies '77
Hampden '87
Hampden '13
Lee Mair played his part.
Now, gie's a signing.

Not a result many if any of us saw coming, but a great turnaround after the last couple of games. Good performance by the players and the management. Would love to see this roll onto Sunday. Skelp the Jambos and pocket six home points in a Christmas week. Gotta love our wee club on days like today

Not a result many if any of us saw coming, but a great turnaround after the last couple of games. Good performance by the players and the management. Would love to see this roll onto Sunday. Skelp the Jambos and pocket six home points in a Christmas week. Gotta love our wee club on days like today

FAO Derek Adams

What an afternoon. Lots of good performances, trying not to dwell too much on being pegged back three times. MacLean and McGinn both outstanding today. Always nice to be able to watch Sportscene on a Sunday

What an afternoon. Lots of good performances, trying not to dwell too much on being pegged back three times. MacLean and McGinn both outstanding today. Always nice to be able to watch Sportscene on a Sunday

we will struggle every game gowser is on the bench, you always play your best players when fit no matter what.

Clearly it's daft to write him off after Saturday's 45. Of course he needs some training sessions with the team not to mention a little time in the country to find his feet. He might turn out to be great or he might not, but as supporters we have a role to play in giving him a fair chance. After that it's down to him and only then you can make a reasonable assessment.

Millport was our place too. I still make sure I get back there at least once a year all these years later. Always thought the Nixe was much better than the Ritz, despite their best ice cream in Scotland claim.Ended up with a summer job in the caravan site as a teenager. Still my favourite place in the whole world

You can see in the team's attitude in the last three games against sellik that DL and TC have convinced them what thy are capable of. DL has shown that he has learned and grown in the job, and the result is the most enjoyable Saints team to watch in years. We're lucky to have him and TC guiding our players

You can see in the team's attitude in the last three games against sellik that DL and TC have convinced them what thy are capable of. DL has shown that he has learned and grown in the job, and the result is the most enjoyable Saints team to watch in years. We're lucky to have him and TC guiding our players

Oh God, tears absolutely streaming down my face.

Watched it again today too. Just love seeing what this means to the players, to Danny and TC, to the chairman, and to the fans. This really is a cracking football club

Watched it again today too. Just love seeing what this means to the players, to Danny and TC, to the chairman, and to the fans. This really is a cracking football club

Magnificent from start to finish. Maybe a surprising line up, but very positive and tactics absolutely bang on. Have to say that was Carey's best game since his loan spell. Third goal was a very special moment and hard to think of a better time to be a Buddie. Thank you Saints

Magnificent from start to finish. Maybe a surprising line up, but very positive and tactics absolutely bang on. Have to say that was Carey's best game since his loan spell. Third goal was a very special moment and hard to think of a better time to be a Buddie. Thank you Saints

Magnificent from start to finish. Maybe a surprising line up, but very positive and tactics absolutely bang on. Have to say that was Carey's best game since his loan spell. Third goal was a very special moment and hard to think of a better time to be a Buddie. Thank you Saints

Fine work sir. Thanks for putting it together

all the st mirren goals so far! Including cup goals

Currently working through a nice Dalmore 12 y.o. Lagavullin 16 takes some beating, but Caol Ila is a big favourite