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St. Mirren F.C. - Story
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I have decided to start a story with the hometown team and boyhood hero's St. Mirren F.C.
St. Mirren also know as the buddies or the saints are a Scottish Championship side from Paisley in Scotland (6.9 miles west of Glasgow). Paisley is Scotland's largest town with a population of just under 77,000, however St. Mirren F.C. only boast an average attendance of 3,400 in there newly renamed stadium the Paisley 2021 stadium. The main reason for the poor average attendance is the close proximity to one of the largest rivalries in the Europe.... The Old Firm!
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In recent times St. Mirren have had there ups and downs. They have been promoted twice as winners of the Scottish Championship in 2000 and 2006 and have been relegated twice in 2001 and 2015. They have also won a national trophy in 2013 after beating Hearts 3-2 at Hampden Park (Scottish National Stadium) in the league cup final, 26 years after winning there last major honour.
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Having been relegated in 2015 St. Mirren over the last 2 seasons have seen 4 mangers; a successful takeover bid by Gordon Scott (local businessman) and the fans and turmoil on the pitch. Its now time to steady the ship and push this club onto the next level and give these amazing fans what they deserve!
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Come on ye Saints!!!!
St. Mirren F.C. - Story
Background
I have decided to start a story with the hometown team and boyhood hero's St. Mirren F.C.
St. Mirren also know as the buddies or the saints are a Scottish Championship side from Paisley in Scotland (6.9 miles west of Glasgow). Paisley is Scotland's largest town with a population of just under 77,000, however St. Mirren F.C. only boast an average attendance of 3,400 in there newly renamed stadium the Paisley 2021 stadium. The main reason for the poor average attendance is the close proximity to one of the largest rivalries in the Europe.... The Old Firm!
In recent times St. Mirren have had there ups and downs. They have been promoted twice as winners of the Scottish Championship in 2000 and 2006 and have been relegated twice in 2001 and 2015. They have also won a national trophy in 2013 after beating Hearts 3-2 at Hampden Park (Scottish National Stadium) in the league cup final, 26 years after winning there last major honour.
Having been relegated in 2015 St. Mirren over the last 2 seasons have seen 4 mangers; a successful takeover bid by Gordon Scott (local businessman) and the fans and turmoil on the pitch. Its now time to steady the ship and push this club onto the next level and give these amazing fans what they deserve!
Come on ye Saints!!!!