Collin Quaner: Last News

Scottish Cup semi-final exit. The Buddies created plenty of chances throughout their clash with St Johnstone yesterday, not least Quaner’s gilt-edged opportunity to open the scoring in the second half.

iOS and Android.In the 72nd minute Oakley tried to flick an effort home from close range, but his effort went narrowly over the crossbar.Richard Tait fired a cross to Marcus Fraser three minutes later, but the defender’s header went straight at Doyle.Conor McCarthy was booked with 10 minutes to go for a rash challenge on Pinnock just outside the box, but the resulting free-kick led to nothing.In the 83rd minute Shaughnessy popped up from a set-piece to head home and bring the visitors level.Saints looked sure to score in the 89th minute when Collin Quaner had a close-range shot, but it was well saved by Doyle and Fraser then headed the rebound wide.Nicke Kabamba worked his way through on goal a minute into extra-time, but he dragged his

Jim Goodwin insists it’s time Scottish football caught up with the rest of the sporting world and gave their officials some video assistance.The Buddies were at the centre of a spot-kick controversy last weekend when striker Collin Quaner was accused by Ross County boss John Hughes of “conning” referee Greg Aitken into handing the Paisley side a penalty, which Jamie McGrath stuck away to bag all three points.The standard of refereeing was brought under the microscope again on Wednesday night after Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos was booked for diving in the box against Livingston, with the Ibrox side appealing the decision at a tribunal hearing today ahead of the clubs’ clash at Ibrox tomorrow afternoon.Goodwin is adamant officials in

St Mirren heading for their fifth consecutive draw, the former Huddersfield striker made his return from injury as a second half substitute to play a key role in his new club’s winner. The striker went down under pressure late on from Ross County defender Leo Hjelde to earn the Paisley club a spot kick, which was emphatically dispatched by Jamie McGrath to seal a vital three points that helped St Mirren further strengthen their grip on sixth spot.

St Mirren striker Collin Quaner of conning the ref to win the crucial penalty in Paisley.The Buddies sub went tumbling in the box as Jamie McGrath slammed home from the spot to leave Yogi raging.He said: “I’m not going to point the finger at the ref. He made an honest decision but once he sees it he’ll know he’s been conned so it’s about the authorities to do something about that.“Referees have a tough job and you have to make a decision instantly, I can see it after the game.

St Mirren have only scored twice in their last five Premiership matches, with key strikers Eamonn Brophy and Kristian Dennis both ruled out for the rest of the season through injury. Former Huddersfield Town forward Quaner picked up an injury himself on his debut for the club against St Johnstone.But now he’s back and ready for action, with manager Jim Goodwin revealing the striker could even start today’s crucial match with Ross County.Goodwin said: “Collin has trained really well this week.

Jim Goodwin said: “Brophy’s had a consistent pain for a number of weeks now. I don’t know if it’s the hard surfaces and chopping and changing between astro and grass.