LAWLESS: I'M NOT UP FOR A PITY PENALTY

STEVEN LAWLESS insisted he will not stand for a pity penalty in tomorrow's testimonial as he quipped “hopefully I can get a start”.

- ALAN ROBERTSON

And while the last thing the 34-year-old wants is to be centre of attention on his own big night, he’s clear he wont be settling for fringe status at Firhill.

The fan favourite’s decade of service to Partick Thistle, over two spells, will be celebrated when St Mirren visit for a clash with the Jags’ first team.

Asked if there has been talk of a testimonial penalty, he said: “I hope not, I hate that. If it’s not a penalty I don’t want it.