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Foreign Internationalists
St.Mirren have been fortunate to have the services of several foreign internationalists who have been capped for their country whilst at St Mirren.

Iceland
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Therolf Beck
5 (21)
Iceland
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Gudmundur Torfason
4 (26)
Northern Ireland
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Willie Cunningham
4 (30)

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09/07/1962 Norway
12/08/1962 Republic of Ireland
02/09/1962 Republic of Ireland
10/08/1964 Bermuda
(2 goals)

23/08/1964 Finland

23/08/1989 Austria
06/09/1989 E.Germany
30/05/1990 Albania
20/11/1991 France

07/03/1951 Wales
11/11/1953 England
03/11/1954 Scotland
08/10/1955 Scotland

Canada
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Paul Fenwick
3 (33)
Ireland
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Willie O'Hagan
2 (2)
Wales
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Andy Dorman
1(3)

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10/01/1996 V Honduras
06/04/1997 V El Salvador
01/06/1997 V Costa Rica

23/10/1920 England
14/02/1920 Wales
23/05/2010 V Croatia


Ukrainian legend Sergei Baltacha also had a spell at Love Street as coach during the late 1990's. Sergei won 47 caps for the Soviet Union in an illustrious career.

Saints have been linked with a few top named internationalist over the years most famously Ronaldhino, who was close to signing on loan during March 2001.
He was due to sign for Paris St.Germain at the end of the season, and his club, Gremio, were willing to allow him to come to Paisley for three months to gain match fitness folowing an injury.
Unfortunately delays in international clearance due to a problem with his passport, meant that the deal fell through.

In the late 1980's Oleg Blokhin and Anatoly Demyanenko were amongst a group of four Soviet Union players who were lined up for a move to Love Street. Unfortunately red tape again caused the deal to fall through.

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