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Mark Jardine

Mark Jardine

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Managing Editor, Yachts and Yachting

Southampton

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  • St Mirren fan voice: 'The task at hand is clear - only three points will do'

    By Mark Jardine Verified| BBC Sport Verified What's that, you've got your hopes up after smashing five past Derek McInnes? Well, here's a 90-minute gut punch at the hands of his former assistant. Against Kilmarnock in Paisley, all seemed to come off in a manner not seen since Ron Weasley thought he'd gubbed an entire vial of liquid luck before his Gryffindor quidditch trial. Killie had a bit more of the ball, St Mirren put away all of their chances. Ruthless Saints at their most effective.

    By Mark Jardine Verified · BBC Sport

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • St Mirren fan voice: How 'electric' Buddies banished 'Premiership's harshest curse'

    By Mark Jardine Verified| BBC Sport Verified Like the Curse of the Bambino, St Mirren's multi-club and multi-manager hopelessness when faced with Derek McInnes has loomed larger and larger the longer it has lasted. Paisley-born but Morton-raised, McInnes has had a stranglehold on the Buddies for more than 30 games. There is one loss in there, but it certainly hasn't been in his time with Kilmarnock.

    By Mark Jardine Verified · BBC Sport

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • St Mirren fan voice: 'The task at hand is clear - only three points will do'

    By Mark Jardine Verified| BBC Sport Verified What's that, you've got your hopes up after smashing five past Derek McInnes? Well, here's a 90-minute gut punch at the hands of his former assistant. Against Kilmarnock in Paisley, all seemed to come off in a manner not seen since Ron Weasley thought he'd gubbed an entire vial of liquid luck before his Gryffindor quidditch trial. Killie had a bit more of the ball, St Mirren put away all of their chances. Ruthless Saints at their most effective.

    By Mark Jardine Verified · BBC Sport

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Yachts and Yachting

Southend-on-Sea, England, United Kingdom

+44 17 0258 2201