garydavidson

Taylor Stephen on target again.

Please, please, remind us how bad it was 50 years ago and how thats our level.
The 3rd most successful club in Scotland over the past decade with a turnover of over £12m, and a group of older fans still think we're a part time outfit dreaming of the top flight.
Times change, and you should probably remember the mindset that dragged us out that shiteheap and moved things upwards. It certainly wasn't "what do you expect? We're a wee diddy outfit who are lucky to even share a park with top flight sides".

Keep on happy clapping champ.
I wasn’t expecting anything because I know how gutless this side is. We can at least attempt to score a goal rather than planting 11 men behind the ball against a celtic side that have struggled recently.
I love how people start to question if someone is a fan if they complain about a result. What condescending pish, what qualifies you to decide who is or isn’t a fan? 

They said the fighting was good, no mention of football so sounds accurate 😂

I think undersoil heating was the tuning point as it used to be a great surface.

Bit late but I made a Derek Adams management simulator https://derek-adams-simulator.vercel.app

https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/news/article/2014-scottish-cup-winners-anniversary-dinner
"The 2014 Scottish Cup Winners’ Anniversary Dinner will take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024 at Perth Concert Hall and will firmly shine the spotlight on the historic achievement – now one decade on.
Tickets for the anniversary dinner are now on sale for a night where every member of the cup-winning squad has been invited along to reminisce and reflect on a special time together.
Well-known presenter and Saints supporter Stuart Cosgrove will be taking on the duty of host for the evening.
A fantastic three-course meal and entertainment – including interviews with some very familiar faces – will be on offer throughout the night as well as a raffle and auction.
Tickets, priced at £100pp, can now be purchased from the McDiarmid Park ticket office. Tables of 10 on the night, but individual tickets can be bought. 
Call 01738 459090 (option one) or visit the ticket office in person (Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm) to secure your spot. A £50 deposit (pp) will initially be required."

https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/news/article/2014-scottish-cup-winners-anniversary-dinner
"The 2014 Scottish Cup Winners’ Anniversary Dinner will take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024 at Perth Concert Hall and will firmly shine the spotlight on the historic achievement – now one decade on.
Tickets for the anniversary dinner are now on sale for a night where every member of the cup-winning squad has been invited along to reminisce and reflect on a special time together.
Well-known presenter and Saints supporter Stuart Cosgrove will be taking on the duty of host for the evening.
A fantastic three-course meal and entertainment – including interviews with some very familiar faces – will be on offer throughout the night as well as a raffle and auction.
Tickets, priced at £100pp, can now be purchased from the McDiarmid Park ticket office. Tables of 10 on the night, but individual tickets can be bought. 
Call 01738 459090 (option one) or visit the ticket office in person (Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm) to secure your spot. A £50 deposit (pp) will initially be required."

https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/news/article/2014-scottish-cup-winners-anniversary-dinner
"The 2014 Scottish Cup Winners’ Anniversary Dinner will take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024 at Perth Concert Hall and will firmly shine the spotlight on the historic achievement – now one decade on.
Tickets for the anniversary dinner are now on sale for a night where every member of the cup-winning squad has been invited along to reminisce and reflect on a special time together.
Well-known presenter and Saints supporter Stuart Cosgrove will be taking on the duty of host for the evening.
A fantastic three-course meal and entertainment – including interviews with some very familiar faces – will be on offer throughout the night as well as a raffle and auction.
Tickets, priced at £100pp, can now be purchased from the McDiarmid Park ticket office. Tables of 10 on the night, but individual tickets can be bought. 
Call 01738 459090 (option one) or visit the ticket office in person (Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm) to secure your spot. A £50 deposit (pp) will initially be required."

I did think that after I posted it but watching that video made it feel like it was yesterday!

The defence offers exhibit A: Very important header won  

The defence offers exhibit A: Very important header won  

The defence offers exhibit A: Very important header won  

The defence offers exhibit A: Very important header won  

The defence offers exhibit A: Very important header won  

The defence offers exhibit A: Very important header won  

That was a truly brutal watch. I knew after five minutes that we were going to be lucky to get anything out of the game. The ref's are going to have to realise that fans have actually payed to get in to watch the game and this type of time wasting tactics is driving fans away. If anyone had the misfortune of bringing along a friend on Saturay I suspect that friend won't be rushing back anytime soon.
I think any team would have struggled against Livi on Saturday - they set out their stall early and had done their homework; Kimiopka was closed out early and never got away from their giant centre backs. I would say that we were very poor and never managed to exert any control on the game; we just didn't seem to have the nous to affect the negative tactics of Livi.  The pitch doesn't help and needs dug up and buried - it's a disgrace and doesn't lend itself to playing football. If we had any serious VAR intervention our game would have finsihed at 5.30pm! Disgrace.
I came away feeling like it was good result given the circumstances. Their were few encoutraging performances - Kelts had a tidy assured game and DJ looked good before his departure, Nicky Clark reminds us he can score goals and McGowan is still for me the key player in defence.
 

Bit of a turnaround in last few minutes. Saints equalise and St Mirren score two to beat Aberdeen. With County losing too not such a bad day for Saints as it might have been. Well winning not so good but at least it was against an arse cheek.

I was the same tbh, every time id seen him he looked soft and unsure. See how he gets on v Livingston but maybe we're now just seeing him starting to settle now?
Next few weeks should tell us what he is, as he'll both have confidence and should get a run in the team.

Gowser said they had an in-depth meeting on monday which wasn't for anyone with a weak stomach.
A few harsh words were said.
Hopefully they told Levein to GTF with his 5 at the back negative tactics.
As I've said before players don't enjoy playing negative football. You can see it in their demeanor.

BBC was raving about his shot stopping, you sound very harsh on him. Are you the David Marshall fan? 😂

Agree with most of what has been written so far, much improved performance last night.  With special mentions to Robinson, DJ, Sprangler and Benji who I thought were all excellent. 
But definitely worth mentioning the performance of Liam Gordon, I thought he was absolutely tremendous, defensively solid and also seemed to spend the night urging the players forward at every opportunity, he even stepped out from defence and played one or two decent forward passes.  He's been the subject of a lot of stick this season (some merited, some way over the top) so only fair to acknowledge when he performs well. 

BBC was raving about his shot stopping, you sound very harsh on him. Are you the David Marshall fan? 😂