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 Partick Thistle F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Partick Thistle were formed in 1876 in the burgh of Partick (administratively independent of Glasgow till 1912 when it was incorporated into the city).
Partick Thistle Football Club is a Scottish football club from the city of Glasgow.
They are famous for being known in England as Partick Thistle Nil, with this score line being prevalent in the match of the day score round up
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 ESPN.com - SOCCER - Partick Thistle misses three straight game-clinching spot kicks
Partick was dangerous on the break with Douglas making a sharp save from Gerry Britton in the first-half and the club silenced the home crowd by equalizing on 50 minutes.
Partick will rue the missed chance to have beaten the team who won the Cup in 2000 and 2001, but five missed efforts from nine attempts ultimately proved the club's undoing.
Partick could have won it five minutes from the end of normal time but Lilley headed Burns' corner just past the post.
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 Definition of Partick
Partick Thistle Football Club were formed in the area in 1876, but left to play in the Maryhill area of Glasgow in 1909.
Partick is home to the West of Scotland Cricket Club's Hamilton Crescent ground, which was the site of the first ever international football match (between Scotland and England) in the late nineteenth century.
Although Partick remained a village until the middle of the 18th century, it is an ancient place.
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 PTFC.NET - History
Partick Thistle cast envious eyes, we were playing classier teams than Partick F.C. and furthermore, we were signing up all the cream of the local talent.
Partick Thistle's two most notable "crossovers" from Partick F.C. were the aforementioned Willie Paul and keeper, J.C. McCorkindale.
Thistle made the long expected move to Inchview ground, simultaneously taking on the pick of the players from the defunct club.
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 Partick Thistle
Partick Thistle were promoted as champions of Scottish Division 2 on Saturday 14th April 2001 due to a 2-2 draw at Forfar Athletic.
Partick were already leading 1-0 when this view was taken in the middle of the first half.
Partick manager John Lambie, scarf in hand, leads the choir in a rendition of the club song.
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 Partick Thistle Early Years - a History - 1884-85 Takeover
Partick Thistle had not been aware of this fact - the SFA secretary had been aware of the non-registration: however, he had not been questioned on that particular topic.
Thistle had their 10 shillings bond returned as the committee did not believe that the protest had been of a frivolous nature.
Thistle had not been given the chance to match themselves against Rangers for two years - allegations that the Govan side were afraid to play were rife the previous season - but in late April Rangers sent an experimental side to Muir Park.
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 ::::Welcome To Airdrie United Football Club :: a team and a community::::
Partick Thistle came out in the second half as though they were going to be up for the game, so much so they were out on the park five minutes before the game was due to restart.
Martin Hardie was unlucky not to score on the 38th minute his shot rattling off the post but it fell to the man Partick Thistle love to hate, Owen Coyle, who with an easy tap in made the score 2 - 0.
The game finished Airdrie United (4) Vs. (2) Partick Thistle.
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 Partick Thistle Early Years - a History - 1885-86 A Season of Two Halves
Rumours were also rife that Partick Thistle had tempted the much-admired McIntyre and Marshall of 3rd Lanark to join the ranks at Inchview.
The complicated system of players being registered for different clubs was again raised, when Partick Thistle announced their intentions to register the entire playing staff of Northern and Cowlairs to allow them to play in the cup if required.
It was the Scottish Cup that Thistle seemed to be keeping their winning and scoring form for, and the 23rd goal in two cup ties was recorded after a 12-0 away win over Alloa.
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 Partick Thistle Football Club - Uncyclopedia
The Partick Thistle Football Club or "The Evil Jags" are by far the most feared soccer team in all of Glasgow, not to mention one of the oldest.
The club was formed by ex-soccer hooligans in 1876 as a way of letting the upper classes of Partick kick the lower classes and hit them with a traditional Scottish Thistle without bothering the already stretched police forces of Glasgow.
By 1906 the club had moved home to Maryhill (a more "up market" version of Partick) and gave up most of the kicking and thistle beating and started playing soccer (or football as its called here) with some success.
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 Hibernian v Partick Thistle Thursday 26th December 2002
Partick, on the other hand, were happy enough with the pattern of play: they succeeded in keeping men behind the ball and Hibs at arm’s length.
Thistle didn’t quite see things the same way and felt aggrieved about dropping a couple of points from a contest they were well placed to win.
A change was forced on Thistle when Kenny Milne suffered a knee injury and Danny Lennon came off the bench.
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 Partick Thistle Early Years - a History - 1882-1883
Thistle gave chances to two 2nd XI players, and played the game using just five forwards instead of the usual six, dropping one forward back to half-back to create the classic 2-3-5 formation which lasted for a long time.
Partick Thistle were elected to a position on the committee along with ten other Glasgow clubs.
Thistle were again behind at half-time, 1-3, with Stirling debuting in goal and Beaton scoring for Thistle.
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 Morton v Partick Thistle Sat 10th Jan 04 Scottish Cup Round 3
Thistle’s drookit fans at the Wee Dublin End, who had had to weather a monsoon in the first half, found their voices and their team began to exude confidence.
On Friday I had written that Thistle were used to competing in a division in which the room for error is marginalised and the quality of the opposition vastly superior.
In Rowson and Grady Thistle had star performers, but it was as a team they impressed most, allowing the hosts no time at all on the ball.
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 Partick Thistle 2 v St Mirren 2
The Partick faithful launched their "Save the Jags" appeal for their financially stricken club, not realising that by 4.45pm the Buddies would've made their contribution to the cause.
From a free kick just inside the Thistle half Norrie McWhirter crossed the ball to the edge of the Jags 18 yard line where Mark Yardley neatly headed the ball towards Stuart Taylor who was standing on the penalty spot.
Thistle can think themselves fortunate to take something from this game but when you're in the position that these 2 clubs are in I suppose it is "dog eat dog"
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 PARTICK THISTLE 3 DEVERONVALE 1
Thistle increased their lead further when McKenzie was dispossessed by McBride, who's back post cross was headed in by Thompson from an acute angle.
Partick kicked of in the Maryhill sunshine, after Vale, in their away blue colours, had won the toss.
Thistle again has an goal chopped off, Bremner had saved well from Britton, before the ball ended up in the net, but the standside linesman's flag was already up.
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 Partick News
Sadly, as the Partick Thistle chairman, Tom Hughes, reminded those supporters whose contempt for the SPL is still worn outwardly: "We have both been...
HAMILTON have signed Derek Fleming from Partick Thistle and Spanish forward Adrian Nieto Gonzalez...
DEREK WHYTE last night admitted Partick Thistle were so worried another club would snap up Juan Ramon Escalas - - they handed him a deal as soon as he'd walked off the pitch against Fulham.
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 AllSports (tm) Partick Thistle v Stranraer
Thistle were then denied a clear cut penalty when Stranraers defender seemed to handle in the box, then their keeper brought off to excellent saves, but at last the goal Thistle deserved came when the excellent Paul McGrillen fired a low shot in and Martin Hardie was there to knock in the rebound.
Thistle tried hard to add to their score before halftime with Peter Lindau dominating the game for thistle with some excellent holding and passing of the ball.
Thistle then hit the panic button for the next ten minutes looking very nervous and with been unable to deal with crosses Stranraer looked like they could take the lead.
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 Scotland on Sunday - Entertainment - Partick Thistle pitches in to help out football film
PARTICK Thistle may have lost their place in the Scottish Premierleague, but they are to be the unlikely role models for the stars of a new feature film set in the world of international football.
"There are several football sequences in the film and so Partick Thistle very kindly let me come out to some of their training sessions, just to observe the players and their fitness regime and their training, and then cull the bits we need from that for the film," said Glenaan.
Partick Thistle pitches in to help out football film
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Thistle are the champions of division 1 after defeating St Mirren 2-0 at Love Steet with goals from Derek Fleming and Mark McCulloch.
Thistle have gone down 2 -0 to Raith Rovers at Starks Park, with Nacho Novo and Darren Henderson scoring.
Thistle have drawn 1-1 with Airdrie at Firhill, with Alex Burns netting a debut goal to equalise.
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 ESPN.com Soccernet Scotland: Full-time Report - Queen's Park v Partick Thistle
Partick took the lead after only five minutes when a Danny Lennon corner was met at the near post by Martin Hardie and he slipped the ball low into the net.
After that it was Partick who continued to create the chances and their central defender Jim Smith moved up field to come close, before keeper Colin Stewart was fortunate to grasp a header from Hardie.
Second Division leaders Partick Thistle were never in any danger as they eased to a 2-0 victory in a lacklustre Glasgow derby at Queens Park.
www.soccernet.com /scotland/2000/20010102/reports/QueensPark_Partick_full.html   (216 words)

  
 Guardian Unlimited Football Match Reports Dundee United 1 - 1 Partick Thistle
A late goal by Partick Thistle's substitute Ricky Waddell gave them a share of the points at Dundee United and left the hosts rooted to the bottom of the Premier League.
Thistle were in trouble as the hosts took control of the game, their players looking sharper and hungrier in all areas.
But his players were pressed into their own half by a resilient Thistle late in the second period, and with five minutes remaining Waddell, who had been on the pitch for only 60 seconds, looped a header over Paul Gallacher.
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 Partick Thistle 2-4 Kilmarnock - [Sunday Herald]
For 20 minutes Thistle threatened to deliver and were well worth their one goal lead which came at the end of a fluent move in the 18th minute with Kenny Milne running at the Killie back four, linking up with the ever-willing Gerry Britton and then playing in an unmarked Jamie Mitchell.
Even at 1-1 Thistle still seemed to have the impetus and who knows what would have happened if the referee had indeed given that penalty decision seven minutes into the second half.
Thistle had been bemoaning their bad luck this season.
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 ESPNsoccernet.com: Partick Team Page
Partick Thistle have confirmed the appointment of Gerry Britton and Derek Whyte as joint player-managers at Firhill.
Partick Thistle are set to use legal action to prevent the Bank of Scotland Premier League having a second vote on the promotion wrangle.
Partick Thistle have confirmed they have given up their fight to remain in the Bank of Scotland Premier League.
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 Ananova - Sport - Partick Thistle
Partick Thistle face a nail-biting close to the season after a Steve Lovell strike for Dundee ensured the Jags will finish bottom of the Bank of Scotland Premier League.
A defensive howler from Hearts captain Steven Pressley ended his side's 11-match unbeaten league run to hand bottom club Partick Thistle only their fourth win of the season.
Partick striker James Grady gave the rest of the SPL plenty to think about after netting his 14th goal of the season in the 2-0 win against Aberdeen.
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 Scotsman.com Sport - Partick Thistle FC - Hinds' sight is wonderful for Thistle
Partick Thistle pitches in to help out football film (08-Aug-04)
Partick made two half-time changes with Emmanuel Panther a tricky addition on the left side of midfield.
Partick took charge after this, with Gibson supplying a dangerous ball for One to nod wide.
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 Soccervision - Brief History and Honours of Partick Thistle Football club.
On the playing front Thistle's two greatest achievements have been winning the Scottish Cup in 1921 and the Scottish League Cup in 1971, in both cases against all the odds, but then that's typical of Thistle.
Patience is an essential part of the Thistle fans' make-up, but inbetween those dates the team wasn't totally unsuccessful by any means, as three League Cup Final defeats, one Summer Cup success and the winning of sundry Glasgow Cup and Glasgow Charity Cups will testify, not to mention the restyled First Division Championship in 1976.
Well, there aren't millions of them, and that suggests being a Thistle fan is, to say the least, difficult and beyond the capabilities of the average person.
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 www.ptfc.net - Home
Thistle dropped back down to third place after failing to build on their early opener at Stark's Park.
Following Saturday's 1-1 draw at Stark's Park, when Thistle's early opener was cancelled out by Brian Fairbairn's 48th minute strike, both sets of managers declared themselves unhappy with the defending for the goals.
Despite taking an early lead against Raith at Stark's Park this afternoon, Thistle failed to press home their early superiority and were made to pay in the second half when Brian Fairbairn equalised.
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 Grounds Tour - Firhill Stadium - Partick Thistle
Partick Thistle may not be the most attractive opposition for some teams in Scotland, but the club have a decent home support and a ground with plenty of character that is more than worthy of its place in the SPL.
However, on closer examination of the fixtures, Partick Thistle v Dundee United stood out, as the visitors had the chance to secure their place in the SPL next season with a win at Firhill.
As Partick had a number of near-misses in the second half, there were a few occasions when the whole stand jumped up thinking their team had scored, only to realise the shot had gone just wide.
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 EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Partick Thistle hero Davie McParland takes a trip down memory lane - Evening Times
DAVIE McPARLAND spent most of his career at Partick Thistle after signing for the Firhill club from Larkhall Thistle aged 16.
I was appointed Partick Thistle youth team coach to start off with.
He was the solitary Partick Thistle substitute when we won the League Cup in 1971.
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 Jags FC - Unofficial Partick Thistle News and Views
PARTICK THISTLE 5-2 LIVINGSTON PARTICK Thistle exploited the weariness in Livingston's legs and the doubts in their players' minds to pull off the club's first SPL win of 2004 at Firhill in some style last night.
PARTICK Thistle's co-manager Derek Whyte has confirmed he is monitoring Livingston's financial situation and will move if players become available as expected this week.
The West Lothian side were forced to sack six players after the administrator moved into Almondvale last week and 24 hours later suffered a 5-2 defeat to bottom club Partick Thistle on Tuesday night.
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 St Mirren 0 v Partick Thistle 1
With 5 minutes gone and just inside the Partick half Saint's David Winnie lofted the ball to the back of Partick's penalty area where Tom Brown managed to control the ball on the bye-line and cut it across for Jag's keeper Arthur to parry the ball.
After some running round in circles by the Partick midfield trio Nicky Henderson took control of the ball and from 25 yards out he drifted a shot goalward which came off the top of Combe's crossbar.
Saints were dictating the pace of the game and it took Partick 25 minutes to bare their teeth.
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