Colin Paterson

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Colin Paterson |Taylor Murray

The 28-year-old is set to join Caolan Boyd-Munce and Richard Taylor who also have found new clubs since departing. Greg Kiltie is on the verge of a return to Kilmarnock. The St Mirren midfielder – who has two years remaining on his Buddies contract – is believed to be close to agreeing a deal which would see him go back to Rugby Park. New Killie boss Stuart Kettlewell is keen on the 28-year-old who joined the Buddies four years ago.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Colin Paterson

The Buddies defender would love to be successful in the Scottish Cup or League Cup. Marcus Fraser is desperate to lead St Mirren to Hampden. The Buddies have enjoyed their best spell in almost 40 years by recording a hat-trick of top-six Premiership finishes and playing in Europe. But reaching the national stadium in the Scottish Cup or League Cup has eluded Stephen Robinson and his players.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Colin Paterson

The Keanie Park skipper got his hands on the trophy after a penalty shoot-out win over Tranent. Derek Esplin reflected on Johnstone Burgh’s history-making Junior Cup triumph and admitted: It has been a long time coming. The Keanie Park ace became the first Burgh skipper to lift the trophy since George Caughey did just that back in 1968. Esplin hoisted aloft the silverware at Broadwood Stadium on Sunday, June 1, after the Renfrewshire side beat Lowland League Tranent 4-2 on penalties.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Colin Paterson

The Buddies welcome back Fraser Taylor and Callum Penman following their championship exploits at Gayfield. Stephen Robinson is expecting St Mirren’s title-winning duo to be flying in pre-season. Buddies aces Fraser Taylor and Callum Penman return to Ralston this month having picked up League One championship medals while on loan at Arbroath. Taylor spent most of the campaign at Gayfield before Penman joined him for the second half of the Smokies’ promotion push.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Colin Paterson |Taylor Murray

Manager Stephen Robinson is looking ahead to the new campaign after three successive Premiership top-six finishes. Stephen Robinson is eyeing six new signings for St Mirren this summer. The Buddies boss has outlined his squad-building plan following a third successive Premiership top-six finish. And he paid tribute to the efforts of head of recruitment Martin Foyle who he describes as a “revelation”.