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The club will also be looking to attract commercial sponsors, and this pantomime will be a very unwelcome distraction and could serve to put off potential backers from signing up.

I'm thoroughly bored reading the guy's name now. Gie's a signing....

I blame Alan Wardrope!

According to BBC pundits that was never a penalty.

Mr St Mirren.? That's toe-curling stuff. He is becoming that jobbie (yes, that is how it is spelled) that just refuses to be flushed.

It is distasteful at best for people who have an axe to grind with others dragging the club into their shabby wee intrigues. Like many others, I can't get overly excited about this one way or another, but I do resent the wellbeing and stability of the club being jeopardised by petty squabbles and ridiculous dick-waving antics.

This entire episode has introduced a whole new dimension to daft.

Aye, unless he posted it himself - and even then, given what we know of the guy of late, a degree of scepticism should be employed - then I would be reserving judgement on this.

Big-boned?

Chunky....

Aye, it is toe-curling stuff.

Sounds familiar....

*insert confused face emoji

Donald Trump is (arguably) a successful businessman....

Good thread. In poll 2, I voted for the 3rd option, purely on the basis that we could make an impact in one fundamental way - stop shelling out for a shite product. You wouldn't keep eating in a restaurant if the food was consistently pish, or buy clothes from the same brand that are always burst at the seams, yet we continue to fork out increasingly silly sums to follow out fitba teams. Its pretty much a unique scenario, and one I've often pondered. The only way to bring about genuine change is to say we have had enough and chuck it until the clubs are forced to actually listen and act. As someone has already said, the fact that Doncaster is still in a job says it all really.

On the basis of the information available (ie - lack thereof) in respect of the latest Kibble Bad story, it all seems a bit silly just now. Almost as if a group of 1st year Media Studies students from the Tech were given an assignment to recreate Paisley's version of Succession.

Paul McMullen was pretty short. Short on a few things including end product, but also height.

Props to this Buddie who we met when cheerleading the Kilt Walk folks in Dumbarton this afternoon! He was raising funds for the St Mirren Foundation.

Ditto. Wife just received renewal within a fortnight.

It was a very low bar.

I think we played better with 10.

We were stinking. Only Gogic looked up for that. Awful performance and Killie thoroughly deserving of the win (should have been bigger). Top 6 is a great achievement, but we somehow managed to take some of the shine off it. Typical.

Our ground has sold out about half a dozen times. It might not be the most aesthetically pleasing place, but I'm not sure it could genuinely be argued that it is too small. There is also the option to fill in the corners if needs be. Some positive aspects of having a stadium the size of SMP is that maintenance costs are manageable, it can generate a decent atmosphere when packed out, and we can earn revenue from its use for U21 games and women's matches, etc.

My photo memories on my phone from 5 years ago today are of the title winning match and glorious celebrations in the Bankhouse that evening. 5 years ago today?! Can that be right?