Alex Greive: Last News

Stephen Robinson insists he won’t tear up the script that’s served his Buddies so well so far this season.

St Mirren today confirmed their retained list with seven players leaving the club.

BY KYLE GUNN

Saints boss Stephen Robinson was proud as punch to see his star Aussie duo jet down to Wembley for a glamour friendly clash with England.

Hibernian manager Lee Johnson used Manchester United loanee Will Fish as a damning example to criticise his players following their Scottish Premiership opening day defeat by St Mirren last weekend.

Stephen Robinson hailed his side for not throwing in the towel after St Mirren secured all three points in a five-goal thriller against Hibs.

Greg Kiltie inspired his Buddies from the middle of the park as St Mirren cruised to a comfortable 3-0 win against Dumbarton.

St Mirren's European dream came to a painful end at Pittodrie after a damaging defeat at the hands of Aberdeen.

St Mirren's hopes of sealing a European spot suffered a serious setback with a damaging defeat to Hibs.

St Mirren put up a brave fight against Celtic but ended up on the receiving end of a bruising 5-1 Scottish Cup defeat after Richard Taylor picked up a costly red card at a key moment.

Curtis Main and Declan Gallagher returned to haunt their former club as the Saints leapt up to fourth in the Premiership table.

St Mirren soared back into the Premiership top six after Curtis Main's clinical strike against his former club settled a hard-fought affair in Paisley.

Stephen Robinson insists he would have kept Eamonn Brophy in Paisley if the club hadn’t had to cut costs.

St Mirren squeezed Championship Dundee on penalties after a goalless 120 minutes to get through to fifth round of the Scottish Cup. The opening stages of this Paisley clash was largely disrupted by a serious injury picked up by Dundee man Tyler French, who was stretchered off after a lengthy delay for treatment, tagging an extra EIGHT minutes onto the first half. To be fair the Taysiders they didn’t let the early setback affect them too much, as they knocked the ball around and quite clearly looked to use the threat of Paul McMullan in behind, while the hosts didn’t create anything of note. Cammy Kerr then followed French off injured before Lyall Cameron must have thought he’d given his side a half time lead but for a great Trevor Carson save. An impatient Stephen Robinson made a double sub at half time with Declan Gallagher and Jonah Ayunga were replaced by Alex Greive and Ethan Erhahon, who were followed on by Greg Kiltie for Keanu Baccus ten minutes later, with 20 minutes remaining Cameron had another chance saved. Nothing could separate the sides after 90 minutes, so the game went to extra time. Even after an extra 30 minutes, the sides were deadlocked before the Buddies held their nerve to win on penalties. Here's three talking points.

St Mirren missed the chance to jump up to fourth spot in the Premiership after a fruitless Friday night trip to the capital.

Curtis Main believes St Mirren needed to be much more clinical to bag all three points against Hearts.

The Buddies extended their impressive unbeaten home run to double figures after battling to a point against Hearts.

Trever Carson came to 10-man St Mirren's rescue as the Buddies recovered from an early red card to earn another welcome point on the road.

Declan Gallagher revealed St Mirren were determined to beat the Dons for their devastated Buddie Alex Greive.

St Mirren legend Tony Fitzpatrick wishes the World Cup break hadn’t disrupted his Buddies’ brilliant start to the season.

“From the start of the season we’ve proven we can beat anyone.”