Keanu Baccus says it's a “special” feeling to have written his name into the St Mirren history books. The talented midfielder was one of Australia’s stand out performers as they upset the odds to reach the World Cup knock-out stages in Qatar.
His first appearance for the Socceroos, against holders France, ensured he was not only the first Buddie to be named in a World Cup squad but also to play in one. And his new record of Saints player with the most games on the world’s biggest stage, having made four appearances overall, could well stand for many years to come.
The grateful 24-year-old showed his appreciation to everyone at the Paisley club for helping him achieve that impressive feat. Baccus told Renfrewshire Live Sport: “It’s an amazing feeling to be in the history books for St Mirren.
