Jack Ross - First Team Manager
Jack Ross was appointed first team manager of the club in October 2016.
Born on 5th June 1976 Jack made over 300 senior appearances at right back for Clyde, Hartlepool United, Falkirk, Hamilton and Dunfermline Athletic but will be best known to Saints fans for the 64 starts he made in the Black & White stripes for the buddies between 2008 and 2010.
His coaching career began with Dumbarton where he was first team assistant to Alan Adamson and then to Ian Murray.
Jack was head hunted by Hearts to look after the Academy at Tynecastle before then being appointed first team manager at Alloa Athletic in December 2015.
Having made an excellent start to season 2016-2017 with the Wasps Jack was offered the post of first team manager of St.Mirren and officially began his reign on 10th October 2016.
Born on 5th June 1976 Jack made over 300 senior appearances at right back for Clyde, Hartlepool United, Falkirk, Hamilton and Dunfermline Athletic but will be best known to Saints fans for the 64 starts he made in the Black & White stripes for the buddies between 2008 and 2010.
His coaching career began with Dumbarton where he was first team assistant to Alan Adamson and then to Ian Murray.
Jack was head hunted by Hearts to look after the Academy at Tynecastle before then being appointed first team manager at Alloa Athletic in December 2015.
Having made an excellent start to season 2016-2017 with the Wasps Jack was offered the post of first team manager of St.Mirren and officially began his reign on 10th October 2016.
James Fowler - First Team Assistant Manager
James was appointed as assistant to Jack Ross in October 2016.
Born on 26th October 1980 James spent almost his entire playing career with Kilmarnock, making over 400 appearances for the Rugby Park side over an astonishing 17 year period from 1997 to 2014.
James left Killie in the summer of 2014, joining Queen of the South as first team player coach and later that season succeeded Jim McIntyre as first team manager where he stayed on until April 2016 having previously guided the Doonhamers into the Championship promotion play-offs.
Jack Ross appointed James as his assistant on October 7th 2016.
Born on 26th October 1980 James spent almost his entire playing career with Kilmarnock, making over 400 appearances for the Rugby Park side over an astonishing 17 year period from 1997 to 2014.
James left Killie in the summer of 2014, joining Queen of the South as first team player coach and later that season succeeded Jim McIntyre as first team manager where he stayed on until April 2016 having previously guided the Doonhamers into the Championship promotion play-offs.
Jack Ross appointed James as his assistant on October 7th 2016.
Allan McManus - Head of Youth Development
Allan William McManus (born 17 November 1974 in Paisley) succeeded David Longwell as Head of Youth Development at the club in March 2016.
Allan played for Hearts, Livingston, Alloa, Ayr Utd, Airdrie, St.Johnstone, Morton, Dumbarton, Arbroath and Airdrie during a playing career that began in 1995 and finished in 2011.
Pictured (left) above with CEO Tony Fitzpatrick, Allan now heads up the blossoming Saints Academy in Ralston.
Allan played for Hearts, Livingston, Alloa, Ayr Utd, Airdrie, St.Johnstone, Morton, Dumbarton, Arbroath and Airdrie during a playing career that began in 1995 and finished in 2011.
Pictured (left) above with CEO Tony Fitzpatrick, Allan now heads up the blossoming Saints Academy in Ralston.
Jamie Langfield - Goalkeeping Coach
Jamie is a true buddie having been born in Paisley on 22nd December 1979.
The 6ft 4" stopper began his career with Dundee and after fleeting spells at Raith Rovers & Partick Thistle he moved to Aberdeen in 2005 where he was to spend the vast majority of his career, racking up 278 appearances for the Dons in a 10 year spell at Pittodrie.
Jamie "came home" to Paisley in the summer of August 2015, signing a 2 year deal as player coach with responsibility for the development of the goalkeepers at the club.
The 6ft 4" stopper began his career with Dundee and after fleeting spells at Raith Rovers & Partick Thistle he moved to Aberdeen in 2005 where he was to spend the vast majority of his career, racking up 278 appearances for the Dons in a 10 year spell at Pittodrie.
Jamie "came home" to Paisley in the summer of August 2015, signing a 2 year deal as player coach with responsibility for the development of the goalkeepers at the club.
