Saint Mirren is a professional football club from Paisley, Scotland, competing in the Scottish Premiership, the top flight of Scottish football. Known as the Buddies, their home is the SMISA Stadium (formerly St. Mirren Park). Founded in 1877, the club plays in black and white stripes. Saint Mirren is one of Scotland's oldest clubs and has a rich history, most notably winning the Scottish Cup in 1926 and 1959. A key modern era was the late 1970s and early 1980s under manager Alex Ferguson, where they enjoyed sustained top-flight success and won the 1980 Scottish Cup. The modern Saints have re-established themselves as a solid Premiership side under manager Stephen Robinson, known for a well-organized and hard-working style. The club has a loyal and passionate fanbase, with a strong local identity in Paisley. Saint Mirren continues to be a respected and competitive institution in Scottish football.