MySpazz

Exactly 

Lots of trouble at the game too. One guy has had surgery on his leg after an attack by Airdrie fans, he's still in hospital in Wishaw. Sounds serious from below
" his leg is in a pretty bad way, don’t think he will be well enough to attend any games for the rest of the season"

I don't think anyone is really thinking we are safe and we need to get a spark to get our season going again after an untimely long break.  We are well capable of beating Aberdeen and after that abomination of a performance on Saturday I expect to see a reaction.

Just feel theres a real chance we lose to Aberdeen and and Motherwell this week, while Livi beat Dundee and County, and this time next week we're 1pt off 12th.

No  Cup income this season again.
3 stands to OF a certainty now then.

I've been a strong critic of the club NOT liking money.
If only these people were not scumbags, and it was like a rugby match.....if only!!!

I've been told by multiple different people that certain people in the ticket office will sell you home end tickets even if they're aware you're not going to be supporting the home team.
"The club needs the money", apparently.

Straight to being a victim when challenged. Pure populism. Rangers fan 100%. 

Hello David
Contact the SLO 
https://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/supporter-liaison-officer
 

Good morning from Austria!
I'd like to mention straight away that I was referred here from the St. Johnstone FC subreddit and I really hope that my question doesn't break any rules. Otherwise, please let me know!
Now to my actual question:
We are 8 guys from Austria and have chosen Scotland for our football tour through Europe this spring. As I'm a huge fan of Scotland myself, I naturally want to give my fellow travellers the full dose of football in Scotland. Unfortunately, this doesn't turn out to be so easy, as it's difficult to get tickets for the only Sunday game as a foreigner.
After a lot of back and forth, I've now been directed here as some of you seem to be reselling tickets for games against Old Firm teams and don't need them yourselves.
Are there any of you who could offer us the opportunity to be part of the game?
We don't care if we sit in four groups of two in the stadium, we would just be very, very happy if we could have the chance to watch St Johnstone live.
BTW: The game I am talking about is St. Johnstone FC vs Glasgow Rangers on the 18th February 2024.
Cheers,
David

A cautionary tale for the Browns and St Johnstone in turn?
More than 200 jobs lost as housebuilder Stewart Milne goes bust
 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-67918029

Yer in perth, they have constipation .....

He turned down Celtic cos his wife refused to live in Glasgow, said she much prefers Dobbie's cafe.
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/CQTZqI2sh6Y/
 

He turned down Celtic cos his wife refused to live in Glasgow, said she much prefers Dobbie's cafe.
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/CQTZqI2sh6Y/
 

There's a group on Facebook called Dull Mens Club - your post is perfect, batter in!

Conscription. They should have it here in UK.

He was also part of the IDF at some point so will be popular with Celtic fans 

Starting his new career as well.

he sounds ideal

Just seen that Ando is still playing and has signed for Broxburn Athletic.

Could have been better could have been worse.
Airdrie sitting 4 th in Championship on their own patch will not be a given.
Media could see this as a shock and may be televised on a Friday or Monday evening.

I would swap Muirton location for McD anyday however the land at McD is worth £20,000,000 so it was a shrewd move by GB.
Free bus pass is a braw thing, i used mine once to get from Inverness to Perth for a game but afrer a night in the Royal i paid for the train back next day!

You seem to be saying that you think moving will bring Dundee success, but at the same time you don't want it to happen and you think Saints shouldn't have moved?
Moving rather than upgrading gave Saints far more land/space to expand and improve their facilities. If Dundee only upgrade Dens instead of moving, what conference facilities will they have, what training space, what car parking space? By moving, Saints gave themselves all of those things that have helped the club to make money and grow. An upgraded Muirton Park would never have been on a par with what McDiarmid has given us (and upgrading Muirton was never an option anyway - where would the money have come from?).
Both Dundee clubs should have got their heads together 25-30 years ago and sorted out having one good stadium for both clubs to use. They can't play at home at the same time anyway, so why not just play at the same place? Sell both grounds, combine the money and build one good stadium for both to use. Instead, they've both chucked endless money down the drain chasing after short-term gains, while Saints have flourished in a far smaller city with a smaller fanbase. 
 

Surely they can send a link via a text message that when they click on the link it brings up an e ticket, which can be scanned at the turnstiles?
It’s also a paperless ticket so it’s good for the environment too

The SPFL should be stepping in with stuff like this and insisting fans have the option of digital tickets. All this time-consuming faffing about with posting bits of paper around and telling people they need to be able to collect them by certain places at certain times is just stone age nonsense and inconveniences everyone involved. There's absolutely no reason for it in this era and seems to be completely unique to football.