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We don't really want sutton going anywhere, if he is given the service and the support ( Loy hopefully ) he will be a big player for us between now and end of season

Completely agree both keepers this year have been terrible and never felt confident with either of them , left back must be a priority as well , Irvine far more comfortable at right back , I'd also like to see another Versatile player that can play a number of positions across the back and maybe even do a job in midfield if required .(Keith Watson type )

Anybody know who this guy is wearing 17 ?

I have to agree with MCS , we must build from the back and try and get a keeper in who is confident and commanding and who doesn't ship goals so easily , langfield and gallagher have both been a disaster this season

Good article here form the chairman addressing inbalance in our squad something we have all worried about since the start of the season Saints chairman welcomes new boss but admits he's giving him an imbalanced squad http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/sport/14784198.Saints_chairman_welcomes_new_boss_but_admits_he__39_s_giving_him_an_imbalanced_squad/?ref=twtrec

Another player Nicky Devlin of Ayr praising Jack Ross on Peter and roughie tonight , says he's the best coach he's ever worked under ..: There definitely seems to be a lot of current players praising him so he must have something ...

Lots of players from other teams commending Ross he seems to have lots of admirers within the game ...

I'm sure the "Ian murray" question was brought up at his interview and he must have gave some good answers ... obviously it's easy to compare the two but I think Ross definitely has something about him . Time to get behind him and let's see what happens , COYS!

Apparently an ex St Mirren defender as assistant ( not Goodwin )

Robert Grieve ‏@robert_grieve 33s33 seconds ago Jack Ross is the new St Mirren manager. Deal agreed. Announcement due this evening @scotsunsport welcome aboard jack!

there will be regular updates from the chairman on new website, here is the latest one http://www.stmirren.com/news/club/club-news/190-update-from-the-chairman

The fitness facilities at love street did in fact bring in good revenue for the club it's a very profitable business , if you have gym members paying a fixed amount each month that's guaranteed extra income for the club , also if you have a studio within the gym you can also offer fitness classes bringing in extra revenue , I would imagine gym members should also bring in extra revenue for an on site cafe ( skinny latte's of course :-)

Your maybe right although I'm not sure how much unused space there is still in the main stand? Livingston have a separate facility housed in the corner( just next to the away stand ) so perhaps this is something that could be incorporated into the office block that was being discussed ?

Yep good point if there's going to be offices within the stadium then coffee shop perhaps underneath the offices would make perfect sense , doing take aways would also make sense given the number of industrial estates nearby I'm positive it would be a profitable venture I'm sure a lot of fans would utilise on match day aswell , I know personally as I travel through from the east I would much rather give my money to St. Mirren than a another cafe/restaurant in the city centre Another idea ( they have this inside one of the stand in Livingston ) is incorporating a gym /fitness centre into one of the stands perhaps with a discounted membership rate for supporters ? In sure a lot of fans and non fans would take this up