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Aye, every possibility.

As disappointing as it is, Glentoran are entitled to hold out and ultimately decline what we are offering. Fair play to them, and most of us would probably expect our club to do the same in similar circumstances. Perhaps they don't do gentlemens agreements over there....

Seems a bit odd to have 2 games in as many days? Even considering they are pre-season kick-abouts.

Looks a player!

£5000.00 has 6 figures.... (arguably)

I approve of the approach whereby we won't be held over a barrel when it comes to signing players. What we've never had we won't miss. If the deal falls through we move on.

Very unsure about the merit of bringing Fletcher in. He must be just about done, no?

All the way to Dingwall!

Titanic, etc.... Too soon?

What about Sounds Good in Renfrew! Bought my first LP there (Zenyata Mondata by the Police).

Of course it was! My sister used to work in there. I used to visit Stereo One, so should have known that (seems I was the uber-cool type).

Was that on Bath St?

Cheap and Nasty!

Young Josh Jack who used to be on our books has a dad (Alan) who played for us briefly - or was certainly on our books. By all accounts, most notably Alan's, Josh was a better player.

If you wear it to bed you'll wake up smelling like a burst stank!

Its a fitba tap.

BBC News - Stephen Robinson: St Mirren extend manager's contract until summer 2026 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65878767

Best signings we could hope for this summer!

Seems there is a Robert Street in Port Glasgow.

County are dreadful. Going down with a whimper.

Looked more like a dive than a foul.

A good man, Anton.... BBC News - West Ham: Players walk off pitch after alleged racial abuse at seven-a-side tournament in US https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65785204

God knows, but I would be very pleasantly surprised if were to stay.

Not with us, seemingly. https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/sport/23552051.curtis-main-set-leave-st-mirren-big-money-offer-table/

It might not do Jim any harm to consider an assistant manager position somewhere if anything is available. Stay in the game, keep learning, but not in the full glare. I think he has many of the attributes to be successful (wtf do I know, right enough), but always struck me as a bit stubborn and slow to recognise when things weren't working out as planned. Perhaps a bit naive? There is no substitute for experience, but another front line position might be too much of a gamble for him just now.