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I think we all would tbf...

Need more than that I think

I would 100% sacrifice a bit on the initial transfer fee in return for a higher sell on clause. I think that’s the way to go these days, especially if he moves down south.

Personally don’t think £2.5m is enough for him, Aberdeen threw out £1.5m for Ferguson saying they wanted considerably more for him so would expect them to want £2.5+ Ali is a full international he’s won more domestic honours and has now scored an international goal I would be disappointed if he went for less than 4 million

So the important stuff: We're all going on holiday We're going on holiday at least twice We might get to put the Europa League patch on our strips. MON THE SAINTS

The Geoff Brown interview is still getting about 50 downloads a day. So if you haven't listened then it's here...

Dont be bringing me intae your arguments, mare to be pitied than to be scolded.

Great to see Ali scoring tonight for N Ireland. Just adds to the price tag should he see his future elsewhere next season. I hope he stays but I’m realistic enough to realise that should the “right” offer come along he may well be away. Just hope Saints are strong enough to tell either of the ugly sisters where to go if they make their usual petty offer

Zanders header down fir Kanos sublime finish.

It has to be Rooney Scottish Cup Final Rooney League Cup Final MOH anticipated pass back I think it was against Killie one of the few last minutes goals which gave us the points and top 6 finish.

Most Disappointing - Stefan Scougall. Watched him control a game for Livi against us and fell in love. Still convinced he'd have been a success if TW had played him as a "10", rather than as a winger, but his career since doesn't really back that up. Honourable mentions to Gavin Swankie, who was alright but not the match winner I'd hoped for, and Willie McLaren, who I'd convinced myself was some maverick off the cuff winger who'd win us games single handedly. Most Surprising - Steven MacLean. 29yo injury prone striker who had about 12 goals in 7 years, could barely get a game for Plymouth and was last season playing for Cheltenham. Had a horrible habit of missing sitters early on too. If you told me he'd become a certified club legend I'd have just walked away.

As far as I know, this is the situation... Goalkeepers 1. Zander Clark (28) - May 2022 12. Elliot Parish (31) - May 2022 45. Ross Sinclair (21) - May 2024 48. Jack Wills (18) - May 2022 Defenders 4. Jamie McCart (23) - May 2022 5. Jason Kerr (24) - May 2022 6. Liam Gordon (25) - May 2022 19 - Shaun Rooney (24) - May 2022 24 - Callum Booth (29) - May 2022 : - Sam Denham (18) - May 2022 Midfielders 8. Murray Davidson (33) - May 2022 10. David Wotherspoon (31) - May 2023 13. Craig Bryson (34) - May 2022 15 - Charlie Gimour (22) - May 2023 18 - Ali McCann (21) - May 2023 26. Liam Craig (34) - May 2022 46. Alex Ferguson (17) - May 2023 Strikers 9. Chris Kane (26) - May 2023 14. Stevie May (28) - May 2023 22. Callum Hendry (23) - May 2023 Out of contract Scott Tanser (26), Aaron Steele (18), Cammy Ballantyne (21), Craig Conway (36), Michael O'Halloran (30), Olly Hamilton (19), John Robertson (19), Jordan Northcott (19), Guy Melamed (28)

if Leicester can win it then Saints can win it. Lets motivate the football world to get SJFC a fantastic award.

I believe it's all tied in to needing to be able to present it before the end of the season, because everyone disappears off on holiday after the last game. This isn't the first time a Manager of the Year Award has looked ridiculous after being given out too early. In 2008/09 Gordon Strachan got the PFA award, only for Celtic to be overtaken at the top of the league and finish second. Rangers won the league and the Scottish Cup that year and yet Strachan got the award. It definitely needs to change.

Lots of Scottish winners , just need to get all the football underdogs on side

Same as yours above mate.