Is Faddy right? Well, we'll find out soon enough.

Join us for the first leg of the Premiership play-off at Dens Park on Thursday.

There's more play-off action to come before that though as Edinburgh City take on Dumbarton tomorrow, with Airdrieonans v Morton and Kelty Hearts v Brechin City to follow on Tuesday.

Thanks for your company and enjoy what's left of your Sunday.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin says securing a seventh-place finish in the Premiership is a "big achievement" for the club.

"It was a decent enough game as far as 0-0 draws go," he tells BBC Sportsound.

"I think a draw was a fair result over the whole piece. It would have been very easy for both sets of players to try and avoid injury and see the season out.

"I’m delighted we were able to get the result to secure seventh place. Most teams maybe don’t want to be celebrating finishing seventh but for us it’s a big achievement off the back of the season we’ve had. We missed out on the top six, we wanted to finish best of the rest and we’ve managed it. I’m very pleased."

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Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound

Gary Holt
Falkirk sporting director on BBC Sportsound

"The Championship is such a tough league but the kids will get an opportunity and it might be better for them than being in the Premiership," says Hamilton chairman Allan Maitland.

"But we'll need experience too and we need to work hard to make sure we get the right players in."

Hamilton head coach Brian Rice sounds deflated but also cautiously optimistic of bouncing straight back now that the club's seven-year stint in the top flight is over.

"We saw signs today of what these young kids have got and why they're playing in Premiership at the age they are," he says. "Hopefully that's the foundations that we've got for next season.

"If we can get the bodies in there then I'd like to think we can mount a challenge [in the Championship]. I'm a winner - I want to win. So when you get beat it's hard not to show it sometimes. That's how I am and I'm not going to change."

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Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

A delighted Ross County manager John Hughes tells BBC Sportsound: "We found a shape that suits us, we've got boys who can look after the ball, we've got boys who can dig in, and all the credit goes to the players. They were all in it together.

"It just shows how the football gods play out, with two goals from guys who have given so much to this club. Iain Vigurs scored a fantastic goal and Michael Gardyne was cool and composed."

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Derek Ferguson
Former Rangers and Hamilton midfielder on Sportsound

Kilmarnock manager Tommy Wright tells BBC Sportsound: "For Ross County to get three wins on the bounce at this stage of the season, you've got to hand it to them.

"I can't ask any more from my players. When I came in I thought 36 points would have been enough. Unfortunately, it isn't.

"But we can take this performance and the performances in the last 10 games into the play-off.

"Dundee have had a good season but we'll concentrate on ourselves and I'm pleased with how we are playing. I think we're in a strong position going in."

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland

Kilmarnock finish the campaign with 36 points from 38 games.

The Ayrshire side have been in the top flight for 28 years but now face two games with Dundee to extend that run.

The first leg at Dens Park is on Thursday, with the return at Rugby Park a week on Monday.

St Mirren finish top of the pile in the bottom six.

Seventh is the Paisley club's best finish since 1989, when their manager was current chief executive Tony Fitzpatrick.

In terms of the game itself, there was not much to shout about in the second-half apart from United's young left-back Jamie Robson receiving a straight red card for a foul on Kyle McAllister.

Both sides will feel they could have won the game, as Eamonn Brophy and Lawrence Shankland spurned chances at either end in the first half.

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Ross County are staying up.

It must have been nerve-wracking as they trailed 1-0 at half-time but excellent goals from stalwarts Iain Vigurs and Michael Gardyne ensure Premiership safety.

That's three wins on the spin for John Hughes' side. They timed that run very well.

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A comfortable win for Kilmarnock is not going to be enough.

A play-off with Dundee awaits unless something remarkable happens in stoppage time at Fir Park.

Mitch Pinnock scored twice for the visitors but missed a glorious chance for a hat-trick when his penalty was saved.

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Hamilton forward Justin Thomas side-foots a shot just over the crossbar. A youthful Accies looking to go out of the Premiership with some kind of consolation.

County goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw comes for a free kick and gathers on the stretch before falling to the ground with the ball to eat up a few more seconds.

Not too much happening. All eyes are across Lanarkshire at Fir Park to see if Motherwell can find something.