St Mirren: Last News

Jak Alnwick has read the riot act to his St Mirren team-mates as he warned they are way past the point of self-reflection after a seven-game winless run.

Jim Goodwin admits he’s looking to trim his squad come the January transfer window.

Jim Goodwin admits the international break came at a good time for his Buddies.

Unbeaten Renfrew Ladies showed no mercy on their local rivals after pulling off a 14-2 derby demolition job on St Mirren Women.

Ryan Flynn has played against some top English sides over the course of an impressive career.

The Buddies missed out on the chance to jump into the top six after a goalless draw in a substandard battle of the Saints.

St Mirren midfielder Greg Kiltie has been backed to make a strong impact for the Saints after returning from injury.

Graham Alexander's Motherwell take on Rangers this Sunday as the Fir Park outfit look to earn a first win in five matches.

“In the presence of real greatness”.

Saints boss Jim Goodwin was livid to see his side cough up all three points after gifting Rangers two cheap goals.

St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin admits he’d love to not have a single Rangers supporter inside the SMiSA Stadium this Sunday.

Cammy MacPherson admits he couldn’t believe it when St Johnstone came calling.

St Mirren CEO Tony Fitzpatrick says he'd love nothing more than to give travelling Old Firm fans "200 tickets" in a corner of the SMISA Stadium as Rangers prepare to visit next Sunday.

International breaks always come at the worst time when your club team is doing well.

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Hearts and Motherwell have both written to the SPFL to ask for clarity on the current rules as both Celtic and Rangers continue to just allow home fans through the turnstiles.And former St Mirren boss Jack Ross was emphatic in his support for away fans being accommodated for every game ahead of Hibernian’s trip to Ibrox this weekend.He said: “In terms of the spirit of the competition and what this country is built on in terms of fanbases and visiting supports, I don’t think it is healthy for the game.”Renfrewshire Live, the new free app dedicated to bringing you around the clock breaking news, is now available to download.Powered by the Paisley Daily Express, Renfrewshire Live is your go-to source for news, features and sport with live

Hibs substitute Scott Allan made a massive difference as he inspired his side to a comeback, picking out former St Mirren defender Paul McGinn to slam home an equaliser at the back post shortly after the restart. Martin Boyle made no mistake from the spot just four minutes later after Matt Millar hauled Ryan Porteous to the ground, with the in-form Hibs side looking likely to claim all three points despite St Mirren's attempts to create an equaliser.Skipper Shaughnessy came up trumps yet again for his side, powering home a late low header to grab the Saints a deserved point on the road.Jim Goodwin kept faith with 16-year-old Dylan Reid at the heart of his midfield, with the teenager starting his second game in a row for the Buddies.

St Mirren fans that idolise midfield maestro Ryan Flynn.Saints teenage starlet Dylan Reid revealed he’s also a massive fan of the former Sheffield United man.The 16-year-old impressed on his full debut for the Buddies against Dundee United last weekend before being substituted for Flynn late in the second half.And the academy product insists the 33-year-old is so good he even hates going toe-to-toe with him in training.That doesn’t stop him learning all he can from his experienced midfield teammate as he continues to set out on his own professional journey.Reid told stmirren.com: “Ryan is such a good player.“I hate playing against him in training because he’s so good and he showed his class when he came on against Dundee United.Renfrewshire

St Mirren have endured a difficult start to their league campaign so far, picking up two draws and suffering two losses as they head into this afternoon’s visit of Dundee United to Paisley.The Saints manager fully believes in the current system and feels fans will see an improvement as the club’s new recruits continue to settle into the side.Goodwin told Express Sport: “We’ve not quite got going yet in the league.

Jim Goodwin revealed it was “torture” watching his Buddies get battered at Celtic Park from home. The St Mirren manager returned to the dugout on Sunday to oversee the club’s goalless draw with St Johnstone.

Jim Goodwin might need a new tele after watching the Buddies' Celtic Park horror show from home. The St Mirren boss was on the phone to stand-ins Sharp and Jamie Langfield throughout Saturday afternoon's mauling.