The St Mirren Show

The Midweek St Mirren Show returns for the 2016/17 season as we preview Saturday's game against Livingston and look towards the upcoming league campaign. We heard what Alex Rae had to say after a 3-1 win over Stenhousemuir along with striker David Clarkson who netted a double in that game. Midfielder Stephen Mallan also spoke to us about pre-season, the upcoming game against Livingston and what he hopes to achieve in the upcoming season.

In this St Mirren Radio special Saints legend Tony Fitzpatrick speaks to us in-depth about his playing days for the Buddies and beyond. He talks about joining the club as a young boy, what it was like to work with Sir Alex Ferguson, playing in Europe with St Mirren, winning the 1987 Scottish Cup, moving to England to join Bristol City, how he almost joined Aberdeen & Celtic, taking over as manager in his early 30's and how he managed to get ex-Barcelona captain Victor Munoz to the club. He also tells the heart wrenching story behind his book 'The Promise, Together Again' and discusses his plans for the club now that he is chief executive, youth development at St Mirren, his thoughts on the job manager Alex Rae and assistant David Farrell have done since joining the club, recruitment and his thoughts on the upcoming season.

The latest from the Paisley 2021 Stadium as defender Ben Gordon signs for the Buddies. He gave us his thoughts on the move whilst manager Alex Rae discussed bringing Ben in, summer recruitment and the league cup draw.

The 2015/16 season draws to a close with a 2-2 draw against Rangers at the Paisley 2021 Stadium. St Mirren Radio match commentators Stephen Bark and Sybaris Ali sum up the game and we hear what manager Alex Rae had to say about the season as a whole. We also heard from an emotional Jim Goodwin who was making his last appearance in the black and white of St Mirren.

As the 2015/16 campaign draws to a close we look ahead to the final day as St Mirren get set to take on Rangers at the Paisley 2021 Stadium. Manager Alex Rae gives us his thoughts ahead of the game and talks about getting to work on signing targets and preparation for next season. With the Street Stuff Football Festival coming up we heard from Stephen Mallan, Jim Goodwin and Tony Fitzpatrick about what it's like to play on professional pitches inside a stadium. We also hear an exclusive interview with Steven Thompson who gets set to hang up his boots after Sunday's game.

We're joined this week on the phone by Div MacDonald of the Black & White Army (@bawarmy) to discuss the 3-1 win over Renfrewshire rivals Morton in the weekend derby clash. We hear what manager Alex Rae and the returning Jason Naismith had to say in the aftermath of the game. We also spoke to Alan Wardrop and Colin Haggerty of the St Mirren Fans Council about the new supporters club that opened its doors for the first time on Saturday and got Chief Executive Tony Fitzpatrick's thoughts on the opening.

St Mirren Radio commentators Daylin Docherty, Colette Carr and Lewis McKenzie discuss the 3-1 win over Morton in the Renfrewshire derby. We heard the thoughts of manager Alex Rae and the returning Jason Naismith, who made his first team return after being out injured since the start of the season.

This week Sybaris and James looked back on the narrow loss to Falkirk and discussed the upcoming Renfrewshire derby as the Saints look to steal 5th place ahead of rivals Morton. Manager Alex Rae spoke to St Mirren Radio about securing the club's place in the Championship for next season and being able to plan for next season. We also got Steven Thompson's thoughts on his decision to retire and heard what Tony Fitzpatrick had to say about the striker.

This week on the Midweek St Mirren Show we look back over the 2-2 draw with Hibs at the Paisley 2021 Stadium and hear what manager Alex Rae had to say about the result. New Head of Youth Allan McManus discussed being in charge of the Youth Academy at St Mirren and developing players. We also heard answers from some of the #AskVanzy questions submitted to us on social media.

This week we hear what Alex Rae had to say in the aftermath of the 1-0 win over Alloa on Saturday. St Mirren Radio commentator on the day, Callum Patterson, gave us his assessment of the win and looked ahead to this Saturday's game against Hibernian. We heard from Jed McCabe of Inspire Sport who helped bring the Belfast Metropolitan College Youth Football Academy across to Paisley. Tiernan Lynch of the Academy talked about the experience they had while here and Tony Fitzpatrick talked about the benefits of St Mirren tying in with Inspire Sport. We also spoke to members of the Sunshine Recovery Cafe in Paisley about what the cafe does and how it has helped them.

St Mirren Radio commentators Daylin Docherty and Stephen Bark are joined by Lewis McKenzie at full time to sum up St Mirren's 3-2 win away from home against Livingston. Manager Alex Rae gives us his thoughts on the victory.

In this episode we hear from St Mirren's League Cup winning captain Jim Goodwin who discusses his memories of that day in 2013. Saints legend Tony Fitzpatrick walked the trophy out for the Buddies and he talks about his pride at the club winning their first major trophy since 1987. Div MacDonald from the Black and White Army tells us about what it felt like from the stands to see his team win a trophy again. We analyse the weekend's win against Queen of the South and hear what manager Alex Rae had to say about that. We look ahead to Saturday's game against Livingston and hear why the club have given Rangers the South Stand when the two face off in April.

All the reaction to St Mirren's 2-1 win over Queen of the South from commentators Stephen Bark and Daylin Docherty. Manager Alex Rae and striker Lawrence Shankland gave us their thoughts on the win as St Mirren made it 5 games undefeated at the Paisley 2021 Stadium.

Sybaris and Daylin discuss Saturday's battling defeat against Raith Rovers and look at what lies ahead for the club for the rest of the season. We also hear what manager Alex Rae had to say after that defeat. They look ahead to Saturday's game against Queen of the South as the club look to celebrate St Mirren's Day by allowing season ticket holders to 'Bring A Buddie'. Outgoing Head of Youth David Longwell talks about the U20s 2-2 draw with Celtic on Monday night, his successor Allan McManus and getting ready for his last U20s game. We also hear from a Paisley Dad who is organising a charity Fight Night in order to raise funds to defeat cancer.

St Mirren Radio commentators Daylin Docherty and Stephen Bark sum up St Mirren's battling 4-3 loss to Raith Rovers at Stark's Park. St Mirren Radio reporter Colette Carr speaks to manager Alex Rae to get his thoughts on the result.

All the roundup from St Mirren's 0-0 draw against Falkirk. We heard the views of match commentators Stephen Bark, Sybaris Ali and Callum Patterson and heard what manager Alex Rae had to say about the result.

St Mirren Radio commentators Daylin Docherty and Stephen Bark sum up the narrow 1-0 loss to Rangers at Ibrox. Alex Rae speaks to reporter Lewis McKenzie to give his thoughts on the game.

James and Sybaris talk about the 1-0 win against Dumbarton as St Mirren made it 3 home wins in a row and look ahead . We hear what Alex Rae and Jim Goodwin had to say after the victory while defender Sean Kelly discussed making 100 appearances for the Saints. Chief Executive Tony Fitzpatrick discusses 'Bring a Buddie' as the club looks to celebrate St Mirren's Day against Queen of the South on the 12th of March.

On the latest episode of the Midweek St Mirren Show, Sybaris and James look back at the narrow loss to Queen of the South and discuss this weekend's upcoming game against Dumbarton. David Longwell talks about the U20's win over Inverness and we hear from Tony Fitzpatrick who joined us in the studio to tell us how he's settling in in his new role as chief executive.

Sybaris and James look back the first home league win of the season after the Buddies defeated Alloa 3-1 at the Paisley 2021 Stadium. Manager Alex Rae gives his thoughts on the win and the closing of the transfer window. Div MacDonald of the Black and White Army discusses the new signings and Tony Fitzpatrick's return to the club as Chief Executive. We also hear Tony's interview from the St Mirren Show on Saturday.

Sybaris and Daylin discuss Saturday's defeat to Hibs and look ahead to this weekend's home match against Alloa. Manager Alex Rae talks to us about the transfer window and how he's finding life at St Mirren. New signing David Clarkson talks about joining the club on loan and what he hopes to achieve in his time at the Paisley 2021 Stadium. Whilst we hear the latest from the club's Street Stuff programme.

Sybaris and James look ahead to Saturday's game against Hibs and talk about the January transfer window. They also discuss the postponement of the Raith Rovers game last Saturday and ask whether Scottish football should look to change the calendar. Alex Rae talks about preparation for the game against Hibs and looking to do more business in the transfer market. Div MacDonald from the Black & White Army joined on the phone.

Sybaris and Daylin look ahead to Saturday's game against Raith Rovers at the Paisley 2021 Stadium and discuss the U20s. New assistant manager David Farrell talks about being back in football, aims for the season and the January transfer window, whilst Head of Youth David Longwell reflects on the U20s and their form this season along with progression to the first team. Chief Executive Brian Caldwell also joins us to look at the success of #FirstFootFriday.

The Midweek St Mirren Show returns for 2016 as Sybaris and Daylin discuss Saturday's win over rivals Morton and preview the upcoming game against Partick Thistle in the Scottish Cup. We hear what Alex Rae and goalscorer Lawrence Shankland had to say in the aftermath of the victory against Morton whilst Saints legend Tony Fitzpatrick gives his Scottish Cup memories as he reminisces about the Scottish Cup triumph in 1987. We also hear about the link of a current first team player to a Saints Scottish Cup winning hero.

Sybaris and James speak live to Brian Caldwell on his decision to leave his role as chief executive at the club. Jamie Langfield discusses being in interim charge of St Mirren while the club looks for a new manager, whilst veteran striker Steven Thompson looks over Ian Murray's departure as manager. Div MacDonald from the Black & White Army tells us what he'd like to see in the appointment of a new manager and David Longwell reflects on his U20s side's 1-0 win over Ross County.

The Midweek St Mirren Show returns with Sybaris and Daylin as they discuss the upcoming run of fixtures over the festive period and the Scottish Cup 4th round draw. Manager Ian Murray gives the latest from the first team, former captain Tommy Turner talks about the Scottish Cup draw and his thoughts on the season so far and Jim Goodwin tells us the latest on his injury and what the morale is like around the club.

On this episode we hear from Ian Murray, David Longwell gives us the latest from the Youth Academy, legendary Scottish sports journalist Chick Young speaks about his love for the Buddies and Chief Executive Brian Caldwell talks about re-naming the stadium.