St. Mirren Park , more commonly known as Love Street, is located on Love Street, Paisley, Scotland. It is currently the home ground of St. Mirren F.C.. The stadium has an all seated capacity of 10,800. the pitch size is 110x70 yards. The club had previously been playing at Fullerton Park till 1895. The present ground was inaugurated in 1877, and opened in 1895. The record attendance is 47,438 versus Celtic F.C in 1949. The main stand is on the southern side of the stadium, and doesn't run along the whole side of the pitch. The biggest stand is the 'Laidlaw Scott' stand which is the west stand. This section is the 'away' end. The 'North Bank' is where the loudest, most 'hard-core' home fans usually are, and songs are usually started here. The east, or Reid Kerr College stand, is at the Love St side and is the newest stand. The ground can be found at the following co-ordinates: 55°51'11''N, 4°25'43''W.

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Humbug - St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
Made by NorrieP
I would have got more and better photos if this guy (I use the word instead of my real thought) hadn't decided my camera was too good and that if I didn't stop he would throw me out. I had checked the ticket before, and now I've looked at the conditions on the website and it doesn't say anything about photography. However, if you're a photographer, try a different ground. In any case, the football was dreadful and although these are meant to be Scottish Premier League teams, Shrewsbury Town, from the fourth tier of English football, would have murdered either of them. I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


Another late goal
Made by W F B
Yet another late goal lost by Saints. This time it was from Aberdeen, scoring after 93 minutes in the Active Nations Scottish Cup Quarter-Final tie at Greenhill Road. After a first half where neither keeper had a save to make, the 2nd half livened up a bit, with both teams being a bit more attack-minded. Saints hit the bar mid-way through the half, then eventually took the lead after about 75 minutes. Several clear-cut chances follwed, but in typical Saints style, they didn't kill the game off, and were punished. St. Mirren 1-1 Aberdeen 12th March 2011 Scottish Cup Quarter Final St. Mirren Park Paisley


Fly Past: St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
Made by NorrieP
After another Eric Odhiambo goal at the start of the second half, the game settled down to a dour tussle, giving me time to notice that the new stadium is about 1.5km (1 mile) from the threshold of Glasgow Airport, and if the football's boring you can always try plane-spotting. In fact, bring your binoculars and registration book. I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


St. Mirren 3-0 Kilmarnock - 24-09-2011
Made by agcthoms
The pitch at new St. Mirren Park gets watered before the game. Kilmarnock's reasonable start to the season (1 defeat before today) was brought to an abrupt end in Paisley . . . to send the 1200 Killie fans, who came to support the team, home a little sad.


Attack! - St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
Made by NorrieP
St Mirren did try to press in the second half, but it was too little too late - Two nil down and badly outnumbered in the opposition box. Not exactly enterprising. I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


Nil Nil
Made by W F B
A sterling defensive display by 2nd Division Peterhead, thwarted SPL side St. Mirren in this Active Nations Scottish Cup 4th Round tie at Greenhill Road. St. Mirren 0-0 Peterhead 8th January 2011 Scottish Cup 4th Round St. Mirren Park Paisley


The other end: St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
Made by NorrieP
IThe early stages of the game were frenetic, but in fact St Mirren probably had the best of the game. A St Mirren attack flashes past the Caley post. I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


Warming up: St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
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St Mirren reserve keeper Craig Samson warming up before the match. I'm not sure closing your eyes is aproved goalkeeping technique... I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


St Mirren vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic St Mirren Football club main stand. John Reid and Peter Lawwell can be seen just outside the entrance to the directors box 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


Man On! - St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
Made by NorrieP
Marking in the midfield was tight, so there were few telling passes as there was little time to settle on the ball. I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


Mascot Photocall - St Mirren vs Caley Thistle
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The St Mirren mascot posing with young fans on a school visit to see St Mirren play Inverness Caledonian Thistle. I paid what might be my only visit to the new St Mirren Park on Saturday 25 September.


St Mirren Vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic Mark Wilson tries to get to the ball before Kenneth McLean under the watchful gaze of Fraser Forster 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St. Mirren 3-0 Kilmarnock - 24-09-2011
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Kilmarnock's reasonable start to the season (1 defeat before today) was brought to an abrupt end in Paisley . . . to send the 1200 Killie fans, who came to support the team, home a little sad.


St Mirren vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic The match officials pay their respects on Rememberance Sunday during the minutes silence 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St Mirren vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic St Mirren players pay their respects on Rememberance Sunday during the minutes silence 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St Mirren vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic Daniel Majstorovic knocks the ball upfield ahead of the advancing Gareth Wardlaw 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St Mirren Vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic Jure Travner attempts to shield the ball from the challenge of Efrain Juarez 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St Mirren Vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic Michael Higdon moving foward with the ball while Daniel Majstorovic watches 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St Mirren Vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic Niall McGinn and Paddy McCourt warming up in front of the Celtic support 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com


St Mirren Vs Celtic
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St Mirren Vs Celtic Celtic bench readying the substitution of Paddy McCourt for Efrain Juarez 14.11.2010 www.scotzine.com