Jim Goodwin demands St Mirren answers from SPFL as Buddies boss smarts over fixture call

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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos enjoyed a romantic day together and shared an intimate photo on Instagram.The couple looked in love as they snuggled on the white sandy beach, but something else distracted fans. MORE: Kelly Ripa's son turns heads with athletic appearance in new college photo The Riverdale actor's social media followers were wondering what was behind them as it appeared to be an item of clothing hanging from the branches. WATCH: Kelly Ripa wows in monochrome swimsuit Mark captioned the photo: "My forever Valentine," and the post was met with well-wishes on Valentine's Day. Once they got over the sweet photo though, they asked: "What article of clothing is in the tree?" and another said: "I spy undies in the bushes," while a third commented: "Now put your shorts back on! We can all see them hanging over there in the bushes."MORE: Kelly Ripa celebrates huge news about son Michael - 'congratulations'MORE: 8 celebrity dads who have identical mini-mesKelly also took to Instagram to celebrate some other very special people in her life - their three children, Joaquin, Lola and Michael. A post shared by Mark Consuelos (@instasuelos)Their fans noticed clothing in the tree behind them She shared a snapshot of all three of them at the beach too and captioned it: "Happy Valentine's Day to the loves of my life."Kelly also included a photo with Mark and fans responded with strings of heart emojis. MORE: Kelly Ripa sizzles in yellow swimsuit in flashback photo with husband Mark ConsuelosThe photos were likely from their summer vacation when they all escaped New York for some fun in the sun abroad. A post shared by Kelly Ripa (@kellyripa)Kelly celebrated the loves of her life While the couple and their two oldest children

Jennifer Garner celebrated Valentine's Day with a special Galentines shout-out on social media featuring a fellow Hollywood star.MORE: Jennifer Garner reveals different side of her in exciting new videoThe actress took to Instagram to repost an Instagram Story from friend Jessica Biel, who shared a still from their 2010 film together, Valentine's Day.WATCH: Jennifer Garner Kind ListJessica shared the picture with a slew of heart emojis, with Jennifer then adorably writing: "My forever Valentine," leaving fans in love.The Yes Day star shared another moment from the memorable romantic-comedy for the occasion on her Stories.MORE: Jennifer Garner celebrates special birthday with memorable before-and-after shotsThe HBO Max Instagram page posted a picture of Jennifer's from the film, holding a heart-shaped paper that read "Farewell from your valentine" while in character as elementary-school teacher Julia."Unfollowing all my internet crushes before I see that they're in relationships," the caption read, also revealing in a comment that the film was available for streaming as well.

Swedish House Mafia have shared an update on their forthcoming new album, ‘Paradise Again’, revealing the long-awaited comeback LP is “done”.After disbanding almost a decade ago, the EDM supergroup – comprised of Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso – announced in 2018 they would be reuniting for a homecoming show in Stockholm, Sweden.They followed this up last year with ‘It Gets Better’, their first new music since the release of their last album, September 2012’s ‘Until Now’.

James Forrest left him rubbing his eyes in disbelief last night as he urged his Celtic troops to storm back to the top of the Premiership. But St Mirren counterpart Jim Goodwin insisted referee John Beaton could also have done with a second look at a key penalty incident which went against his side as he raised the subject of VAR.

Neil Lennon 's side denied permission to play by the Scottish Government. That's allowed Rangers to open up a six point lead over last season's champions, who also have a game in hand against Aberdeen to play.

SPFL of failing to show leadership by not postponing Saturday’s clash with Hibs in light of St Mirren’s keeper crisis.And he insists Celtic and Rangers would NOT have been told to play if their entire goalkeeping department had been wiped out by Covid-19.The Buddies boss has been left hanging by the governing body after his demand for answers as to why he was left scrambling around for a keeper just hours before kick off.Goodwin admits there’s no point in pursuing the matter now.But he is adamant that special dispensation should have been granted to the Buddies and that the Old Firm would NOT have been made to play.Goodwin, who face Celtic this evening in a match rearranged due to Boli Bolingoli’s Covid-19 rules breach, said: “I don’t think

Celtic boss has admitted it would be “unpalatable” and “not good for the game” to have the virus wreck a second successive season. Lennon’s team to face St Mirren on Wednesday in a game which was postponed a month ago due to a protocol breach by Boli Bolingoli.

Record Sport: “A lot of people have said the SPFL wouldn’t have forced the Old Firm to play if either had been in the same situation but that is very easy for us to say now.“A precedent has been set and Celtic would have to do the exact same and go and get someone on an
emergency loan if the same thing happened to them ahead of Wednesday’s game.“For me, it’s a really dangerous precedent and given the way the SPFL arrived at the decision there’s a real possibility that it will happen again.“Jak tested positive and the number two and three were training with him.

SPFL wouldn't have dared force Celtic or Rangers to play without three keepers. Buddies boss Jim Goodwin demanded an explanation from league bosses after he was forced to draft in Bobby Zlamal on-loan from Hearts just hours before losing 3-0 to Hibs.Saints even had to name 40-year-old goalkeeping coach Jamie Langfield on the bench after Covid-19 ruled out three of their first-team shot-stoppers.Frustrated Goodwin later claimed the SPFL risked turning Scottish football into a global laughing stock.

Celtic away game at St Mirren.The Hoops boss now laughs off that incident seven years ago – and
 is keen to talk up the Irishman’s
credentials as a gaffer.The pair meet in the dugout on Wednesday night as Celtic attempt to claw back three Premiership points with their first game in hand.But Lennon knows it won’t be easy against the Buddies, who look a
 different outfit under Goodwin.The fiery duo had words in 2013 that resulted in the Hoops manager being hit with a ban.Goodwin, who came through the ranks at Parkhead when Lennon was a player, spoke up for his rival back then and now Lennon is full of admiration for the job he’s doing with Saints.He claims the
 Paisley club are no longer easy prey for any Premiership side and says
 Goodwin

Jim Goodwin has let rip at the SPFL for refusing to postpone St Mirren’s virus-hit defeat to Hibs.He revealed the Buddies were left with just seven hours to draft in a goalie as two first-team keepers tested positive for Covid-19 and a third was forced to isolate on Friday night. It left Goodwin scrambling to draft in Bobby Zlamal on loan from Hearts before naming 40-year-old coach Jamie Langfield as a sub.

Jack Ross that primed slick Hibs to sweep aside virus-hit St Mirren following a bizarre 24 hours. Goals from Kevin Nisbet, Joe Newell and Martin Boyle compounded a miserable week for the Buddies after they were left without three first-team goalkeepers due to two positive coronavirus tests and a potential third in their ranks.

Hibs will go ahead as planned despite the Buddies being dealt a triple Covid-19 blow. Two members of Jim Goodwin's squad tested positive for coronavirus this week sparking fears another Premiership clash would fall victim to the pandemic.

Hibs boss has been planning for tomorrow's match against St Mirren in Paisley despite concerns that it would be called off. Two members of Jim Goodwin's squad have been ruled out after testing positive, including goalkeeper Jak Alnwick.

Jim Goodwin 's side are due to host Hibs on Saturday as Premiership action returns following the international break. A club statement said: "Following the most recent round of COVID testing, St Mirren Football Club can confirm that a second player has tested positive for COVID-19.

COVID-19 scare after a first-team player tested positive and been forced to self-isolate.The Buddies are confident the case is isolated and hasn’t had an impact on the rest of Jim Goodwin’s squad.The St Mirren players are set to be routinely tested over the next 24 hours, ahead of their weekend clash with Hibs.The Joint Response Group will give St Mirren guidance as to how they move forward and deal with this case.Sources at the Paisley club are confident their weekend fixture against Hibs will go ahead but that would be on the proviso the virus hasn’t spread among any of the rest of their team or staff.The Paisley club had a similar positive test amongst their staff back in July.There were seven positives but it turned out that six of

Clyde have snapped up duo Jay Henderson and Josh Jack on a season-long loan from St Mirren. Both midfielder Henderson, 18, and striker Jack, 19, have recently been part of Jim Goodwin's first-team after impressing in the Buddies Reserves' Challenge Cup run last term.Bully Wee boss Danny Lennon was delighted to bring two talents from his former club.