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Jim Goodwin is determined to steer his side to the Scottish Cup semi-finals this season.

Connor Ronan's impressive strike sealed an impressive capital win against Hibs to extend St Mirren's unbeaten run in 2022.

Naman Ramachandran Principal photography has wrapped on “He Went That Way,” the true crime thriller starring Jacob Elordi (“Euphoria”) and Zachary Quinto (Star Trek Franchise). Mister Smith Entertainment have revealed a first look image and will be showing the first footage to buyers at the upcoming European Film Market in Berlin.Set in 1964, “He Went That Way” is based on the true crime story of celebrity animal trainer Dave Pitts and his famous TV chimp, Spanky, centerpiece of the traveling entertainment show The Ice Capades in the 1960s, and his fateful three-day encounter with the serial killer Larry Lee Ranes.

It takes bravery and guts to admit you’ve made a mistake and to try something new.

Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass pointed the finger of blame for the defeat to St Mirren at his own side.

Connor Ronan's sublime finish gave St Mirren's top six hopes a serious shot in the arm.

Mad Men actor Jon Hamm was spotted enjoying some Sunday brunch in one of Glasgow 's favourite eateries.

St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin has told St Johnstone they will have to cough up if they want Cammy MacPherson back this season.

Tomorrow night could see the return of St Mirren star striker Eamonn Brophy who has fully recovered from a hamstring injury.

Jim Goodwin has claimed the SPFL had to bend their own rules to allow his St Mirren side to face Celtic.

Mystery surrounds St Mirren's clash with Celtic amid the ongoing Covid issues at the club.

Jim Goodwin still plans to take charge of St Mirren when they run out at Celtic Park - despite the Irishman being confined to his Covid sickbed. The Buddies boss is self-isolating after contracting the virus earlier this week.Assistants Sharp and Jamie Langfield will be in the dug-out for Saturday’s Parkhead clash but Goodwin is determined he will be the man calling the shots - so long as his internet stream holds out.Right-hand man Sharp said: “Jim’s OK.

Jim Goodwin won’t mind whatever way his players serve up a win this weekend, as long as it is victory he’s tasting tomorrow night. Less than eight months ago, St Mirren took on Livingston at Hampden with a place in the League Cup final tantalisingly up for grabs.

Paisley side’s 3-1 win, with Kristian Dennis and Lee Erwin also firing home their first competitive goals of the new campaign. After struggling for regular goalscorers last season, Goodwin believes his fantastic four can help St Mirren fire their way even further up the Premiership table.

St Mirren boss Goodwin was over the moon to see fans back in the Paisley side’s home ground and only wishes his side could have given them a few more goals to shout about.He said: “I have to thank the supporters.

Kilmarnock ’s Alan Power. Buddies boss Jim Goodwin has been given permission to speak to the Irishman and is now looking to seal a deal for the experienced midfielder.

A record 45 point haul. Beat Celtic and Rangers in the same season.

St Mirren defender Marcus Fraser when he lifted the League Cup with Ross County in 2016. While he was able to celebrate the historic win on the pitch, the champagne-soaked frivolity in the dressing room was all over by the time he’d mustered up a sample.

Premiership great escape. Brian Rice’s men produced their first win in 10 when they needed it most, thanks to goals from Ross Callachan and David Moyo that were enough to withstand St Mirren ’s fightback from Jamie McGrath’s 16th goal of the season.

Jim Goodwin has warned it would take an "outrageous" offer to convince the club to sell Jamie McGrath. The midfielder has impressed this season and is of interest to Aberdeen, with incoming player-coach Scott Brown recommending the 24-year-old.

SFA for misconduct - starting with tomorrow night’s Scottish Cup clash with Inverness.The Buddies boss will be banished to the stand for the fourth round tie and Wednesday’s Premiership trip to face Ross County in Dingwall.The third match of today’s punishment has been suspended until the end of the year.Goodwin was charged with misconduct for remonstrating with referee Don Robertson at the end of last month’s 1-1 draw with Hamilton - a result which cost his side a top six finish on goal

St Mirren. Many Saints fans are nervously awaiting news of Fraser penning a new deal with the club, with his contract set to expire in the summer.

St Mirren look to have hit a bump in the road in their bid to tie Jake Doyle-Hayes down to a new contract. Jim Goodwin has made no secret of his desire to get the talented 22-year-old signed up for next season, after the former Aston Villa youth star hit the ground running when he joined the club in November.

Jim Goodwin says he’s delighted rising star Dylan Reid is “one of ours” after making his hotly-anticipated debut for the club. The Buddies midfielder became the youngest ever Premiership player after making a late substitute appearance at Ibrox on Saturday, having just turned 16 last Monday.

Ross County wasn’t easy on the eye. But he’s adamant the Buddies picking up all three points was all that mattered as they moved even closer to sealing a historic spot in the top half of the Premiership.

St Mirren are looking to bolster their depleted ranks after suffering a raft of injuries to key players. With their attacking options hammered in recent weeks, Goodwin revealed he is scouring the market but insists he will only bring in a player who is fit and ready for action straight away.

Jim Goodwin signing a new deal can help the entire club build for a more positive future. Buddies boss Goodwin has put pen to paper today on an extended contract which sees the 39-year-old and his assistant Lee Sharp committed to the Paisley side until 2024.

St Mirren’s injury curse has struck again after star man Jake Doyle-Hayes left Pittodrie on crutches.After losing key player Jamie McGrath to a shoulder injury against Celtic on Wednesday night, fellow midfielder Doyle-Hayes picked up a foot knock against Aberdeen that forced him off injured at half-time.Goodwin fears the Buddies just can’t catch a break when it comes to their growing treatment table list, but was delighted his side came away from a breezy affair with Aberdeen with a point.He

Jim Goodwin said: “Brophy’s had a consistent pain for a number of weeks now. I don’t know if it’s the hard surfaces and chopping and changing between astro and grass.

Scottish Cup should be scrapped to avoid fixture chaos.