St Mirren can announce that Jordan Stewart and Kalvin Orsi have both left the club on loan deals until the end of the season.
Jordan joins Annan Athletic until the end of the campaign, while Kalvin makes the temporary switch to Queens Park.
We wish them both well in their moves.
St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Adam Eckersley until the end of the season.
The 31 year-old left back joins Jack Ross' side after leaving North American Soccer League side FC Edmonton.
Eckersley has previously had spells in Scotland after stints with Hearts and Hibernian over the last few seasons.
After agreeing the short term deal, Eckersley told stmirren.com: "I was waiting on an offer that felt right for me. I know how good a coach he [Jack Ross] is and I felt like I had a trusting relationship with him.
"There's a lot of work to be done and I'll need to build a relationship with the players quick. I've been in the position with Barnsley in the Championship so it's something that I've dealt with before."
Manager Jack Ross said: "It's been no secret that we wanted to bring in a left sided player and Adam has a lot of quality. I worked with him when we were at Hearts and I know he'll be a good addition to the squad. He's experienced, he knows this league and we're delighted to have him in."
On Friday 12th May 2017, St Mirren Football Club gather at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of winning the Scottish Cup in 1987 with a special Celebration Dinner.
The 1987 Team Manager, Alex Smith and members of the Cup Winning team will join guests, sponsors and present St Mirren first team players and management for an evening rich in the fine traditions of the Club.
Our speakers are simply “first class”... prepare to laugh the night away thanks to former Grade 1 referee, John Rowbotham with the bald truth and tall stories from the world of refereeing, and Scotland’s top football impressionist, Paul Reid will portray most of the personalities from the 'national' game, with witty stories and hilarious impressions and keeping everything in order on the night will be well-known Saints’ fan and journalist Bill Leckie.
The evening will consist of:
* Three Course Meal.
* Interviews with a couple of members of the 1987 Cup Winning Squad.
* St Mirren Player of the Year Awards 2016/17.
* Young Player of the Year Awards 2016/17.
* Official Website Player of the Year Award 2016/17.
* Black & White Magazine Player of the Year Award 2016/17.
* Every guest will also receive a very special souvenir event brochure and corporate gift to commemorate the event.
* Prize Raffle.
* Grand Auction.
Individual places are available at £70 + VAT per person, with a minimum of two places on a shared table basis. Tables are available in multiples of TEN at £700 + VAT or TWELVE at £840 + VAT.
To reserve packages please contact Commercial Manager, Campbell Kennedy on (0141) 840-1337 or e-mail: commercial@stmirren.com.
This coming Saturday (4th February), St Mirren make the short journey over the Erskine Bridge to face Dumbarton in a Ladbrokes Championship fixture at The Cheaper Insurance Direct Stadium.
Saints are on the road again the following Saturday when they head to Methil to go head to head with East Fife in the 5th Round of the William Hill Scottish Cup.
Then it is back to The Paisley 2021 Staium on Sunday 19th February when Welsh side The New Saints are St Mirren's opponents in the semi-final of the IRN-BRU Cup.
The ticket and gate price details for these matches is as follows:
Dumbarton v St Mirren
Ladbrokes Championship
Venue: Cheaper Insurance Direct Stadium, Dumbarton
Date: Saturday 4th February 2017
Kick-off: 3:00pm
This match will be all-ticket.
Tickets for this match are on sale from the St Mirren Ticket Office and the Online Ticket Shop.
Ticket Prices
Adult - £18
Concessions - £9
Wheelchair User and Carer* - £9
* proof of status will be required and can only be purchased at the St Mirren Ticket Office.
East Fife v St Mirren
William Hill Scottish Cup, 5th Round
Venue: Bayview Stadium, Methil
Date: Saturday 11th February 2017
Kick-off: 3:00pm
This match will be pay-at-the-gate.
Gate Prices
Adult - £15
Over 65* - £10
FT Student* - £10
Under 16 - £5
* proof of status will be required.
St Mirren v The New Saints
IRN-BRU Cup, Semi-Final
Venue: Paisley 2021 Stadium, Paisley
Date: Sunday 19th February 2017
Kick-off: 4:10pm
This match will be all-ticket.
Tickets for this match are now on sale from the St Mirren Ticket Office and the Online Ticket Shop.
Ticket Prices
Adult - £15
Over 65 - £8
Full-Time Student - £8
Under 18 - £8
The club is not anticipating a big travelling support from The New Saints and - with the game being shown live on BBC Alba - have decided to adopt a sensible approach with only the West and Main Stands being opened for the match.
The St Mirren Ticket Office opening hours for the remainder of this week are as follows:
31/01/2017 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
01/02/2017 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
02/02/2017 - 10:00am to 2:00pm and 5:00pm to 7:00pm
03/02/2017 - 10:00am to 2:00pm
04/02/2017 - CLOSED
Ticket Office Phone No: (0141) 840-6130.
St Mirren Ticket Office E-Mail: tickets@stmirren.com.
Josh Todd scored twice to secure a 2-1 win for the St Mirren U20s over Dundee United in the SPFL Development League.
The Englishman's double helped The Buddies come from 1-0 down to win 2-1 on a cold night at the Paisley 2021 Stadium.
Ali Coote had given the visitors the lead after 23 minutes when he smashed a powerful effort beyond Jamie Langfield from the edge of the box.
Saints pressed for an equaliser before half time and went close when Conor O'Keefe twice forced saves out of Josh Donaldson.
The leveller came with less than 15 minutes remaining when Todd scored a terrific solo goal.
He picked the ball up in midfield before driving at the Dundee United defence, nutmegging one of their defenders to send himself clean through before sending it into the back of the net.
And the midfielder was at the double less than ten minutes later when he put Saints ahead. A ball was whipped into the box from a free kick on the right hand side to meet the toe of Todd as he beat a ruck of players in the box to prod the ball home.
But Dundee United had one last chance before St Mirren could claim victory. A foul by Saints' Luke Barclay right on the edge of the area saw Charlie Telfer step up and rifle an effort goalward, only to see it beaten away by Langfield.
The win sees the U20s stay in 14th place in the SPFL Development League level on points with Hearts and Kilmarnock.
Match gallery pictures by Allan Picken – © Allan Picken Photography and John Millar - © millarpictures
The St Mirren Under-20 side are back in action this evening as they play host to their counterparts from Dundee United.
The SPFL Development League encounter between the young Buddies and Tangerines will take place at The Paisley 2021 Stadium and it will kick-off at 6:00pm.
The referee for this fixture will be David Dickinson.
Entry to this match is FREE.
For more news on the SPFL Development League please click HERE.
This coming Saturday (4th February), St Mirren head over the Erskine Bridge to face Dumbarton in a Ladbrokes Championship fixture at The Cheaper Insurance Direct Stadium and then a week later Saints are on the road again this time to Methil for a William Hill Scottish Cup match-up with East Fife at Bayview Stadium.
The info on Travel Clubs heading to The Cheaper Insurance Direct Stadium and/or Bayview Stadium for these matches is as follows:
Tile Bar Supporters Bus
Dumbarton v St Mirren - 04/02/2017
The bus going to the league match at Dumbarton will leave at 2:00pm.
Bus seat tickets are now available.
East Fife v St Mirren - 11/02/2017
The bus going to Bayview Stadium for the Scottish Cup tie against East Fife will leave at 12:00pm (noon).
Bus seat tickets will be available from Saturday 4th February.
Cockles Wilson Supporters Bus
Dumbarton v St Mirren - 04/02/2017
The bus will leave at 2:00pm for Dumbarton.
Tickets for this bus are now on sale from The Bankhouse.
East Fife v St Mirren - 11/02/2017
No info yet.
Chivas Travel Club
Dumbarton v St Mirren - 04/02/2017
The bus for Dumbarton will leave the Court Bar at 2:00pm.
Bus tickets are now on sale from behind the bar.
East Fife v St Mirren - 11/02/2017
No info yet.
North End Travel Club
Dumbarton v St Mirren - 04/02/2017
The North End Travel Club bus to Dumbarton will leave the Sneddon at 2:00pm.
Bus tickets now available in the Brewer's Tap, £6 each.
East Fife v St Mirren - 11/02/2017
The bus to the East Fife game will leave the Sneddon at 12:30pm.
Bus tickets will be on sale on the bus to Dumbarton and afterwards in the Brewer's Tap, £7 each.
Jack Ross gives stmirren.com his thoughts after the Saints lose narrowly at home to Falkirk in the Ladbrokes Championship.
Rory Loy's 77th minute goal wasn't enough to stir up a comeback for St Mirren as they lost 2-1 at home to Falkirk.
Peter Houston's side went ahead on 11 minutes with a controversial goal from John Baird. The striker then doubled the Bairns' lead just after the hour mark when he swept home.
Loy got his first goal for The Buddies with a tidy finish that nestled into the back of the next beyond Danny Rogers. But despite Jack Ross' side trying to put pressure on the visitors, it wasn't enough to gain a point as they look to move themselves from the foot of the table.
Saints almost got off to the perfect start though with less than a minute on the clock when new loan signing Cammy Smith almost opened the scoring. The debutant picked up the ball in the middle of the park and drove forward with it before unleashing a shot from outside the box that went whistling by.
It was a bright start for the Buddies who continued to put on the pressure in the early stages with Rory Loy winning a corner kick after his attempted cross inside the box was blocked.
However, the visitors were ahead with just 11 minutes on the clock when John Baird opened the scoring. But Saints felt aggrieved by the manner in which it was scored. Falkirk won a throw-in on the left side with Myles Hippolyte running a good 10 or 15 yards further forward before finding Baird who ran through and dispatched the ball beyond Billy O'Brien. The Buddies supporters and coaching staff were left furious as the officials failed to pull the play back despite the Bairns gaining a clear advantage.
Falkirk then started to look dangerous and could've stretched their lead soon after with Fraser Aird and Hippolyte both going close.
Saints were dealt a blow when Gary MacKenzie was forced off with an injury, but began to grow back into the game as they looked to grab an equaliser. Smith was looking lively in his first start for the Buddies and forced a good save out of Rogers before the Falkirk defence cleared with Stevie Mallan lurking. Then Loy made the opposition 'keeper work with a looping shot that was well held.
The visitors were keen to try and put some breathing space between the sides and could've done twice through Craig Sibbald. The 21 year-old looked certain to score as he burst into the box, only to be denied by O'Brien who did brilliantly to block. A minute later Sibbald cracked the Saints cross bar with a volley. O'Brien was made to work again when Hippolyte smashed a low drive down the face of goal.
Half Time: St Mirren 0-1 Falkirk
Stephen McGinn came on early in the second half in place of Mallan to a rapturous applause from the home support. And it looked to be a positive change when he sent Pål Fjelde in down the right hand side before the Norwegian's cutback found Smith in the box. The loanee saw his shot saved well by Rogers before the goalie captured the ball at the second attempt.
Frustratingly for the Buddies though, Falkirk were two ahead just a few minutes later when John Baird got his second goal. Aird played the ball down the side to Lee Miller who crossed the ball into Baird. The striker did well to control the ball before putting it beyond O'Brien to double the visitors advantage.
Saints looked to hit back quickly and some excellent defending from Peter Grant denied John Sutton what would surely have been an easy headed goal by leaping just above the Englishman to knock the ball out for a corner.
The game hit a bit of a lull, but with around 15 minutes to go Saints halved the deficit to give themselves a fighting chance of taking something from the match. Some neat footwork by Loy got the striker through on goal where he drilled the ball into the back of the net.
The Buddies had one last big chance to salvage a point, but only after O'Brien made a tremendous stop to deny Luke Leahy. In the dying embers of the match Saints won a corner from which Jack Baird rose the highest to bullet towards goal but agonisingly it went beyond the post and meant St Mirren left the match empty handed.
Full Time: St Mirren 1-2 Falkirk
St Mirren: O'Brien, Fjelde, Baird, MacKenzie (Webster, 22), Irvine, Storie (Todd, 82), Mallan (McGinn, 55), Morgan, Smith, Loy, Sutton
Subs Not Used: Langfield, Stelios, Clarkson, Magennis
Falkirk: Rogers, Leahy, Muirhead, Kerr, Baird (Gasparotto, 90), Sibbald, Hippolyte, Grant, Miller (McHugh, 89), Aird (Kidd, 90), Watson
Subs Not Used: Thomson, Gallacher, Shepherd, Craigen
Referee: Alan Muir
Assistant Referee: Michael Banks
Assistant Referee: David Dunne
Attendance: 3,316
Match gallery pictures by Allan Picken – © Allan Picken Photography and John Millar - © millarpictures
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