St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson shared his post-match thoughts following the team’s 3-1 win against St Johnstone. Robinson remarked: “When you are not winning games, you’ll take anything. We should’ve won by more. We dominated, especially in the second half, we were camped in their half.” He also highlighted a particular player’s contribution, stating: “Greg Kiltie epitomised St Mirren tonight. We’ve missed him and his footballing intelligence. I’m singling him out but there were a lot of positive performances.” Regarding the team’s approach, Robinson added: “We’re playing less around at the back and playing exciting, penetrating football. People running about until they can’t run anymore. It is basic but we play a lot of good football around that. We got away from that but we won’t get away from that again.” The manager concluded by acknowledging the supporters: “It’s easy for the crowd to get on your back but they didn’t because they could see the effort and energy from the players.”

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