Buds In Bootcamp

The St Mirren Charitable Foundation's next Buds in Bootcamp six week body transformation course kicks off on Monday 30th September. 

Buds In Bootcamp will allow you to train every Monday & Wednesday night, fixtures permitting, at 6pm until 7pm by our team of fitness experts and personal trainers within the stadium.

The course is suitable for men & women of all ages, shapes, sizes and fitness levels and will run for a duration of six weeks at a cost of £75 per block.

Our Bootcamp courses will run throughout the year & our friendly team will provide advice on healthy nutrition.

 To book your place or for more details please call 0141-889-2558 ext 6124 or email communitytrust@stmirren.com

Hibernian match postponed

St Mirren's scheduled Ladbrokes Premiership match against Hibernian on Saturday 2nd November has been postponed. 

The match will take place at a yet to be decided date following Hibernian's qualification for the semi-finals of the Betfred Cup. 

A new date for the match will be announced in due course.

Matchday entertainment: St Mirren v Hearts (28th Sep)

All the pre-match fun is back on Saturday ahead of St Mirren's Ladbrokes Premiership against Hearts.

We'll have a range of different activities taking place from 1:30pm outside the Family Stand which are open to all. 

Among the activities involved are:

*Show us your moves on the giant inflatable disco assault course
*Could you be our next super striker? Try our new football skills zone
*Live music by Sasha Kaloheris
*Face painting
*Balloon Modelling
*Free sweets from the Panda sponsored by Black & White Army
*Bung a Baw sponsored by Glen Bun bakery
*Pick the winning team and win £100 on our giant football card
*Win 12 donuts by predicting #saints1stgoal scorer
*Vote for #SMFCMOM and be in with a chance of winning a voucher for the club shop.

All fans are welcome to attend, so get yourself along to the Family Stand from 1:30pm on Saturday to get involved!  

stmirren.com survey

We are looking to make some changes to stmirren.com and want your opinions on what you think of the website.

It's been almost three years since we moved to the new website and we would like to freshen things up based on supporter feedback.

We have created a short survey that can be filled out at this link. The survey should take less than five minutes to complete and will help us understand what you like on the website, why you visit and what you think we can do better. 

October Camp bookings now open!

Bookings are now being taken for the ever-popular St Mirren Charitable Foundation October Football Camp. The camps will take place at the club’s exclusive airdome at the Simple Digital Arena between Monday 14th October and Friday 18th October.

Players aged 3-12 years old will be put through their paces by experienced and qualified St Mirren community coaches. Daily themes will cover all skills and attributes of the modern-day footballer (dribbling, passing and control, heading, finishing and flicks and tricks), all within a safe and fun, learning environment.

Participants will be given a Buddiebox healthy lunch, a Super Saints goody bag and a Panda Club membership and will also have the chance to meet members of the St Mirren first team.

Participants are required to bring with them suitable indoor clothing and footwear (no metal studs or blades), shin guards and goalkeeper gloves (if appropriate).

To book your place or for any further information please contact communitytrust@stmirren.com

Panda Express back by popular demand

Our family friendly Panda Express is back by popular demand for our upcoming away fixture against Motherwell at Fir Park on Saturday 5th October.

Bus tickets are priced at £7 per person and include crisps & juice as well as all the usual competitions with prizes!

The bus will depart the Simple Digital Arena at 1.30pm on Saturday 5th October.

To buy tickets or for more information please contact colin.bright@stmirren.com

More international recognition for Kyle Magennis

Kyle Magennis has been named in the Scotland Under-21 squad for the upcoming UEFA European Championship qualifiers against Lithuania and Czech Republic.

The 21 year-old midfielder, who has captained Saints this season in the absence of Stephen McGinn, started in both of Scotland's qualifying matches against San Marino and Croatia earlier this month.

Scotland currently sit joint top of their 2021 UEFA European Under 21 qualifying group, having won their opening two matches against San Marino and Croatia.

They host Lithuania at Tynecastle on Thursday 10th October, before travelling to face Czech Republic four days later.

Ticket Info: Motherwell v St Mirren (5th Oct)

Tickets for our Ladbrokes Premiership match away to Motherwell on Saturday 5th October are on-sale at the St Mirren Ticket Office and online

The match and tickets info is as follows:

Motherwell vs St Mirren
Ladbrokes Premiership
Venue: Fir Park, Motherwell
Date: Saturday 5th October 2019
Kick-off: 3:00pm

Prices

Adult - £24
Concessions (over 60, 16-18 and full-time students) - £17
Juveniles (Under 15s) - £3
Wheelchair and carer - £17
Family - £28 (one adult & two juveniles) - £28

Ambulant Disabled are charged as per their age group with a free carer if required.

Cash turnstiles will also be in operation on the day, but please note that ambulant/wheelchair tickets must be purchased direct from St Mirren in advance of the game.

St Mirren Ticket Office Tel: (0141) 840-6130.

St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com.

Reaction: Jim Goodwin Post-Hamilton Academical

A frustrated Jim Goodwin gives his thoughts on Saints' goalless draw at home to Hamilton Accies this afternoon.

Match Report: St Mirren 0-0 Hamilton

Saints were held to a disappointing draw against a stubborn Hamilton Academical side who finished up with 10 men.

Junior Morias wasted an early chance for the Buddies which proved to be a sign of what was to come as they struggled to convert their first half dominance into meaningful chances.

The dismissal of Accies' George Oakley early in the second half could have provided fresh impetus but that failed to appear and when Sam Foley's late goalbound effort hit team-mate Jon Obika it pretty much summed up a frustrating afternoon for the hosts.

Morias started up front on his own as Tony Andreu replaced Obika, who was relegated to the bench. So to was Kyle McAllister with Ilkay Durmas restored to the team, while Kirk Broadfoot was handed his first start since his return to the club as he replaced Gary MacKenzie. The Hamilton defence included Sam Stubbs, son of former Saints boss Alan, with Oakley and Marios Ogkmpoe leading the attack.

Large sections of the home support thought their side had taken an early lead when Kyle Magennis spun and let rip with his left foot, however his effort from the edge of the box found the wrong side of the net. Another nice passing move allowed Paul McGinn to tee up Morias but unfortunately his shot posed more of a threat to the corner flag than the Accies goal. Morias turned provider when he fired in a cross for Magennis but he was unable to react quickly enough and the ball bounced off his head and away.

The visitors hadn't threatened at all in the opening quarter but nearly took the lead with their first effort on goal. Ogkmpoe had plenty of time and space on the right to pick out Oakley and Vaclav Hladky got the slightest of touches to the striker's shot as it went inches wide of the post. Accies were able to force a series of corners without making them count and it proved to be just a blip as Saints were soon back on the attack, Andreu heading Magennis' dinked delivery straight at Hamilton goalie Owain Fon Williams.

Things got a bit scrappy after that, both teams enjoying possession but not able to do a great deal with it. Magennis shot wide from a well worked corner before the Saints fans were screaming for a penalty. Foley sent Morias bursting through on goal and he went down under a challenge from Brian Easton, however ref David Munro was unmoved. A Blair Alston header from a corner gave Accies a rare chance just before the break, Oakley's header flying just wide.

Saints started the second-half brightly but hadn't created anything of note before the visitors were reduced to 10 men. Oakley had already been booked in the first half for flattening Ryan Flynn and when he caught Sean McLoughlin with his elbow Mr Munro felt he had no option but to show the striker a second yellow card. McLoughlin nearly rubbed salt into the wound a few minutes later as he fizzed a shot over from 25 yards.

The Buddies quickly looked to take advantage of their extra man, Paul McGinn sending in a teasing cross that Stubbs did well to clear with Morias lurking. However, they were finding it difficult to break down the well organised Accies defence so it was little surprise to see McAllister replace Durmas after an hour. His arrival forced the visitors even further back but chances, let alone goals, were rare, Magennis flashing a shot from the edge of the box just wide of the far post.

Both keepers had made few meaningful saves but Hladky did well on the rare occasions he was called into action, palming away a stinging Alston drive. Saints just couldn't create anything and McAllister wasted a free-kick when he curled it tamely into the arms of Fon Williams. The winner should have arrived a minute later. Andreu's replacement Danny Mullen saw his header from a corner deflected back to Foley and his effort was going in – only to be blocked by Jon Obika. Despite five minutes of added time it proved to be Saints' final chance of note and a fitting end to frustrating afternoon.

Full-Time: St Mirren 0-0 Hamilton Academical

St Mirren: Hladky, P.McGinn, McLoughlin, Broadfoot, Waters, Flynn, Foley, Magennis (c), Andreu (Mullen 69), Durmus (McAllister 62), Morias (Obika 76)
Subs Not Used: Lyness, S.McGinn, Breadner, Djorkaeff

Hamilton: Fon Williams, McGowan, McMann, Stubbs, Easton, Collar (Hughes 62), Alston, Gogic, Smith (Beck 78), Ogkmpoe (Moyo 74), Oakley
Subs Not Used: Southwood, Fjortoft, Davies, Want

Referee: David Munro
Assistant Referee: Frank Connor
Assistant Referee: Graham McNeillie
Fourth Official: William Collum

Attendance: 4,807

Gallery pictures by Allan Picken © - Allan Picken Photography

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