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St Mirren Park, also known as The SMISA Stadium for sponsorship reasons, [2] is a football stadium in Paisley, Scotland. It is the home of St Mirren. The stadium is the sixth home of the club and replaced Love Street. [3] [4] [5] [6] History. View of the stadium during construction.
The SMiSA Stadium is the home of St Mirren Football Club. The stadium was opened in January 2009 when we moved from our previous stadium at Love Street in Paisley. Our new stadium has all the facilities necessary to host and enjoy a game of football in the 21st Century.
The SMISA Stadium. St Mirren Park officially became The SMISA Stadium on Friday November 6, 2020. The first match at the newly-named ground took place later that night with Saints drawing 0-0 with Dundee United.
The SMiSA Stadium, St Mirren FC 2017. St Mirren played at four different venues before moving to their ground at St Mirren Park, or Love Street, in 1894. The record attendance for the ground was 47,438 versus Celtic in 1949.
About Our Club. In July 2021, St Mirren completed their five-year journey to become a fan-owned club. The St Mirren Independent Supporters Association (SMiSA) bought out the remaining shareholding of chairman Gordon Scott to become majority (51%) owners of the Buddies. The deal helped safeguard the future of the club – formed in 1877 – by ...
Also known as The Simple Digital Arena and The SMISA Stadium because of sponsorship, St Mirren Park opened in 2009 after the club’s former stadium at Love Street was sold to Tesco for £15 million. It cost £7 million to build and Alex Salmond, the then-First Minister of Scotland, was present to watch the first match.
The SMiSA Stadium is a football stadium in Paisley, Scotland. It is the home of St Mirren Football Club and has a capacity of 8,023. The stadium was opened in January 2009 and replaced Love Street, which was St Mirren’s home for 117 years. Table of Contents. The SMiSA Stadium guide. Pubs near The SMiSA Stadium, home of St Mirren FC.
