BILLY Stark will be at Hampden today as St Mirren attempt to derail Celtic's bid for a triple crown of domestic trophies, slipping quietly back into his previous role as Scotland Under-21 manager.
Ostensibly, his day job is to check the progress of the likes of Tony Watt, Dylan McGeouch, John McGinn and Kenny McLean for the national youth teams, but he could never be just a detached observer for a fixture which throws together two of his former clubs, where he spent 14 years of his professional life.
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