Jim Goodwin insists his confident side are looking forward to trying to seal an incredible double over Celtic tonight. The Buddies haven’t beaten the Hoops home and away in the same season since the 1989/90 campaign when club legend Tony Fitzpatrick was in the dugout.
While Goodwin is wary of the fact Neil Lennon’s side will be eager for revenge after St Mirren outplayed the Glasgow side to pick up three points at Parkhead recently, he believes his players believe they can produce a repeat performance in Paisley this evening. “The pressure is always on the Old Firm, there’s no getting away from that,” Goodwin told Express Sport.“I do think they’ll be wanting to make amends for what happened at Parkhead, there’s no doubt about that.“They.
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