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SMiSA Player of the Year Award 2008 |
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Friday, 18 April 2008 |
 SMiSA are now accepting nominations for their St. Mirren Player of the Year award of the 2007/2008 season.
Nominations can be made by anyone with an email address, whether they are SMiSA members or not. Nominations should be sent here, clearly stating both your name and the name of the player that you wish to nominate. Votes can also be sent by post to:
SMiSA
P.O Box 5074
Barrhead
G78 1WG
We will accept nominations received up until 8pm on the closing date of Thursday, May 1st, when the vote will close and the winner announced a short time after.
Please only send one nomination per email address, multiple nominations from the same address WILL NOT be counted. |
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008 |
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SMiSA, the St Mirren Supporters Trust are looking
for someone who can assist the Treasurer in the book-keeping side of the Trust.
Ideally, an experience of accounts would be benefical along with the use of
Microsoft Office.
Attendance at Committee meetings although not
necessary would be helpful with the understanding of the role.
Hours needed a month
- 5.
If you feel you could help with this, please email us at webmaster@smisa.net with your details. |
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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 |
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On Sunday, 30th September, prior to a disappointing 3-1 defeat at
home to Hearts, SMiSA held its’ Annual General Meeting in Suburbia, Shuttle
St, Paisley.
A number of things were discussed at the
meeting, which also saw club chairman Stewart Gilmour & director Bryan
McAusland make a welcome appearance for an hour long Question & Answer
session. |
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Board Members Resign Positions |
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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 |
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SMiSA Chairman David Grier, along with board members Eric
Balfour & Ken Mathie have taken the decision to step down from their
positions on the trust committee, citing a mixture of work commitments &
personal reasons for why they felt they could not continue to dedicate as much
time to their roles as they would have otherwise wished.
David, Eric & Ken have all made substantial
contributions to the trust during their time on its board, and all at SMiSA
thank them for their hard work and dedication over the past months and
years.
This news means that there are committee
positions still vacant for any members who wish to volunteer their time and
effort in helping to organise the direction of the trust.
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