ST MIRREN have announced the signing of Blackburn Rovers midfielder Brad Lyons until the end of the season - and Buddies fans have reacted hilariously to his arrival.
The capture of the Northern Irishman was announced on the club's social media account earlier today as he became St Mirren's fourth signing of the window.
Joining Vaclav Hladky, Mihai Popescu and Greg Tansey in making the switch to Paisley, Lyons innocently posed in his new kit - but fans have been quick to pick up on one particular element.
It's not the first time Lyons has posed with his glasses, doing the same with Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray
Here are just some of the hilarious reactions to the news:
“Okay, Oran. Open the door for your mystery loan signing.”
— Simpsons SPFL (@SimpsonsSPFL) January 15, 2019
[Brad Lyons appears, laughter.]
“You got the dud!” pic.twitter.com/3W52TEKCFo
on loan from the proclaimers*
— Jack 🏴 (@JackH107) January 15, 2019
#SMFC #Saints #SPFL pic.twitter.com/shGeCyVLhw
— MiscellaneousFooty (@MiscFootymag) January 15, 2019
welcome Brains son pic.twitter.com/Yasan6J4dn
— Kieren Ragg (@_madferit_) January 15, 2019
— Stuart Moodie (@stuartmoodie9) January 15, 2019
@DanielDunbar8 hahahahaha is he signed to do IT?
— Shaun Hendo (@Shaunn_88) January 15, 2019
Unfortunately Brad wasn't available for the photo shoot so we got a lad from 6th Year at The Grammar to stand in for him. 😂
— Graham Morrison (@gramor73) January 15, 2019
Is for real ! pic.twitter.com/9iLNx0zbn1
— stuthejag (@stuthejag) January 15, 2019
— Robert hulley (@hulley_rj) January 15, 2019
— Marc Wallace (@MarcJWallace) January 15, 2019
However, many were quick to wish him luck on the move and expect big things from the midfielder.
Take care of him, very promising lad 😉
— Adrián Spencer (@1Spenny) January 15, 2019
Welcome Brad. Heard a lot of good things about this lad (no pressure😬)!
— Drew (@drooperscot) January 15, 2019
Lyons could make his St Mirren debut this weekend as Saints take on Alloa Athletic in the William Hill Scottish Cup.
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