More crackers for the Golf XI:

Stuart from Fife: "Team would have to be nicknamed 'The Pars'. Not easy to say as a Cowdenbeath fan."

Robert in Dundee: "Surely Stuart Duff is worthy of a place!!"

Martin, Edinburgh: "What about Aberdeen midfielder, Ryan Hack?"

Scott Brown, who may have been a tad offside, cuts into the penalty box from the right and squares into the six yard box where John Guidetti slides in under pressure from Jim Goodwin and Marian Kello. It looks like the ball hits the keeper and bounces in off the defender, so we might be taking that one from the Celtic striker. I'll need another look...

St Mirren's Thomas Reilly is the first man to be cautioned as he clips the speeding Mubarak Wakaso.

Anthony Stokes delivers a devilish free kick from the right but no Celtic player can get a touch and Marian Kello gathers the ball into his chest.

The BBC Radio Scotland commentary team at St Mirren Park are talking about seagulls, which gives you an idea of what kind of game it is.

BBC Sportsound pundit Pat Bonner

"Kris Commons is a big miss (for Celtic). He has that ability to make something happen out of nothing. It's not quite coming off for Callum McGregor, who I think is better out on the right."

BBC Scotland's senior football reporter Alasdair Lamont at St Mirren Park

"Nothing much between these teams thus far. St Mirren trying to ensure Celtic don't get time on the ball and apart from a couple of nervy moments in the opening minutes, Marian Kello's had nothing to do. Thomas Reilly's long-range thunderbolt off the bar remains the closest we've come to a goal."

Golf XI from Roddy at St Mirren: "Manager has to be the immortal Bill Shank-ly".

I like it. I like it a lot. That's more my style of golf.

You can use #bbcsportscot on Twitter as well...

Celtic forward John Guidetti is in behind the St Mirren defence but looks a little sluggish, allowing Jim Goodwin and Jeroen Tesselar to make ground, with the latter man getting the crucial touch from a sliding tackle.

Celtic's Anthony Stokes, rather quiet so far, cuts in from the left and whips in a dipping shot that just bounces wide of Marian Kello's right-hand post.

Golf XI from Mark Anderson in Edinburgh: "George Woods, Michael Ball or how about Paul Caddis (caddies)"

We'll give you a Ryder Cup half for that last effort...

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We had a flurry of goalmouth incidents in the opening minutes but it's all got a bit scrappy since then.

St Mirren win a free kick in a dangerous position. BBC Sportsound co-commentator Steven Thompson gives Kenny McLean a big build up but the midfielder scuffs a shocker low into the penalty area and the ball is blootered clear.

With St Mirren snapping into challenges and pressing hard, there is no real flow to the game but there are lots of intriguing individual battles.

GolfXI from Bob in Livingston: "Charles GREEN as the BOGEY man".

Double points for Bob! We already have Alan Rough, Davie Irons and Andrew Driver... Get involved.

The Scott Brown v John McGinn duel continues, with the St Mirren youngster barging the Celtic captain off the ball in the centre circle. McGinn is down and looks in pain, which will be a worry for Buddies boss Tommy Craig.

Celtic captain Scott Brown whips in a dangerous free kick and a lunging Virgil van Dijk connects at the back post to volley over but the officials spot an infringement in a congested penalty area.

A huge roar of approval from the home fans as John McGinn harries Scott Brown, forcing the Celtic skipper to run the ball out of play. That should be a good contest...

Our first entry for the Golf XI comes from Steven High in Ellon: "Has to be Alan Rough in goal"

Let's keep it to players with a Scottish connection, please.

What a strike! Thomas Reilly, making a rare start for St Mirren, lets fly from fully 30 yards and the ball dips on to the crossbar, with keeper Craig Gordon beaten all ends up.

A lofted ball over the top from Virgil van Dijk leaves the home defence exposed and keeper Marian Kello has to race from his line and save with his knees from Anthony Stokes.