St Mirren’s Victory Over St Johnstone Draws Fan Reactions

Supporters shared their perspectives following St Mirren’s 3-1 triumph against St Johnstone, a result that concluded a four-match losing streak. Here are some of the comments received: Paula: An ‘awful start’ led to immediate frustration among fans in the west stand, but this frustration ‘shifted deservedly to the officials,’ with ‘More VAR interferences than goals.’ Paula concluded that ‘Saints deserved the win’ and looked ahead to ‘Saturday’s game,’ hoping for ‘Another three points please.’ Alistair: The performance was reminiscent of the previous season’s build, with ‘no panic on the pitch or in the stands’ even after conceding first. Alistair described it as ‘A solid team effort,’ suggesting the manager ‘must have read the riot act after the Hearts game’ and achieved ‘a reaction.’ Douglas: While an improvement over ‘recent stuttering performances,’ VAR played a role, and the team ‘could easily have been 3-1 down.’ Douglas noted a lack of composure when in control, stating, ‘We must make pressure count.’ He expressed being ‘Unconvinced by Mikael Mandron’ and observed that ‘the Perth defence breathed more easily after Toyosi Olusanya’s departure,’ indicating ‘still much room for improvement.’ William: ‘Robinson’s recent talk on “reset” appears to have had a good effect on the players,’ with ‘Two excellent performances’ fostering ‘the belief that top six can be achieved.’ Ian: ‘We got the job done – but still need to sharpen up defensively,’ stated Ian, calling the three points ‘A very welcome three points.’ Jim: The match was ‘A game of two halves.’ St Johnstone initially ‘passed the ball on the ground and looked like a side full of confidence.’ However, St Mirren ‘completely took over in the second half and looked like the team from last year,’ with ‘Great to see the two substitute strikers make an impression,’ suggesting ‘Things could be on the change.’ Stuart: Describing the game as ‘Yet another difficult watch,’ Stuart cited ‘usual poor finishing and headless chickens.’ He identified ‘Greg Kiltie and Scott Tanser’ as the ‘Only positives’ and questioned why St Mirren ‘can’t move the ball about like St Johnstone,’ also noting the game was ‘spoiled by half a dozen VARs.’