Robinson on Euro hopes, eyeing an upset and recruitment budgetpublished at 11:23 25 April
David Currie
BBC Sport Scotland
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St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has been speaking to the media as his side prepare to welcome Rangers on Sunday afternoon.
Here are the key points:
Relishing the challenge of bettering last season's league position of sixth, saying the ultimate goal has to be qualifying for Europe.
Believes there's no pressure on his side in the post-split fixtures and they approach them with "no fear".
However, Robinson notes St Mirren are yet to have a "marquee result" against Celtic or Rangers - something he aims to change in the final five games of the campaign.
The group has been concentrating on the mental side of the game, specifically decision making, as that determines what level players are at.
Budget already determined for next season, though European qualification may provide scope for one more player.
A place in Europe would be a "reward" not just for the playing squad and management, but also those who work behind the scenes, many of whom are St Mirren fans and love the club.