patsy

Get as many of steve Browns friends on the board and pay for them to go on European trips and golfing days

you have to moan as much as you can at games

Scott brown won't get a game next season

I think the people they don't moan don't care about the club

'Dingwall tit' Has a nice ring to it. I like it

BG missed far to many chances to be given mom spoony was excellent for first hour then became so frustrating. I gave it to muzz thought he bossed the midfield superbly

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright fears that the club’s youth development programme is in jeopardy. Local councillors will today deliberate plans for a controversial relief road which would wipe-out the grass training pitch beside McDiarmid Park. Perth chairman Steve Brown has already hit out at council planners, objecting to the authority’s move to slap a compulsory purchase order on land next to the stadium. Now Wright, whose predecessors had to rely on public parks and private schools for training facilities, has had his say. He issued a short and long-term warning about the consequences if the vote goes against them. The Northern Irishman said: “Losing our training pitch would harm the club and the players in the short-term because we’d have to find other training facilities. “And in the long-term it would affect the club’s youth set-up. “We have to play these games side-by-side, but that wouldn’t be possible any longer. When one of our under-age teams is on the astroturf, another one will be playing on the grass pitch. “If we lose that facility then it will certainly harm those under-age teams. “As a club, St Johnstone has tried to foster a good relationship with the local council. “Hopefully they’ll see sense and go ahead with one of the other options.” He added: “This meeting is a hugely significant one for the club and we’re hoping for the right outcome. “A lot of money, time and effort has gone into getting the training facilities up and running in Perth so it would be a huge blow to the club to lose them. “We have got the first team back training in the city and I believe that’s important for the club’s identity. “The council saw last year when we won the Scottish Cup how much St Johnstone means to the people of Perth. That day proved to me that the club is one of the main institutions in the city. “So it’s incredible to think they could go through with this when they have other options available to them. “As the manager, I believe we should be training in Perth so the players have a link to the city every day. In my book, that is very important. “At every other club I have been at in my career, councils have bent over backwards to support their local football club because they recognise they are the bedrock of the community.”

ah right. Surely if so many are opposed to it as other people have said there will be protests

i might be being a bit naive here but how can they build a road through land that saints own?

Do these plans mean the north stand will be knocked down?

For anyone who was at the game how did scobbie and Swanson play? Don't think I've seen swansons name mentioned in anyone's match report

Infact signing McFadden shows he's shite

Tommy maybe needs a rocket up his arse!! Had it to easy as a manager. Bringing McFadden on after 55 mins is a joke!

Tommy maybe needs a rocket up his arse!! Had it to easy as a manager. Bringing McFadden on after 55 mins is a joke!

Catch United? Aye nae bother

How many is that now that hunter had for us?

im well over it pal. I was merely responding to a comment made to me

he was still shite and unfit v queens regardless of what happened against celtic

Chairmans penny pinching and the cluster**** of no budget in the summer is coming back to haunt us in our quest for top 6. The lack of goals is embarrassing

Went for millar. Thought wotherspoon played well but his corners were poor. After the first 5 or 6 don't create anything maybe time to give someone else a shot

5-0 saints

by the sound of things he come here to start games

so 4 goals in the last 13 games and he will have had a successful season? I think he will manage that if he's given game time no bother

out of interest how many goals would Stevie have to get to be classed as having a successful season? Who is your top scorer this season and with how many?

I usually sit up at scoreboard end but for the celtic game I was at ormond end and noticed the balls they were using looked rubbish. Like cheapy flat beach balls. Why can't they just use a normal football?