Bidh cuimhne mheasail aig cuid den luchd-taic againn air Thistle Pin na mìos seo. Air a’ mhìos seo, tha sinn a’ toirt urram do Iain Èàirdsidh MacCoinnich a rugadh air aon de na h-Eileanan an Iar, eilean ìosal, uaine Thiriodh. Chanadh mòran den luchd-taic gur e an cluicheadair a b’ fheàrr a bh’ againn a-riamh…
As part of our unique three-part sponsorship of Saturday’s fourth round Scottish Cup tie against Dunfermline Athletic, the Club kindly agreed to host a pre-match “press conference” for TJF members yesterday afternoon. Ian McCall was joined by Stuart Bannigan and Jack McMillan, and gave those in attendance a real insight into where things are both…
Despite the constraints of the pandemic, The Jags Foundation (TJF) and Three Black Cats (3BC) have continued to work constructively and positively over the way forward towards fan ownership. As a result, a timetable and associate actions have now been agreed between TJF and 3BC, with the support of the Partick Thistle Board. The proposed…
Despite the flurry of matchdays, The Jags Foundation has continued with virtual meetings in recent weeks, and there has been much going on behind the scenes. Firstly, responsibilities have been allocated as follows : Gavin Taylor – Chair, Liason with Three Black Cats (3BC) and Partick Thistle FC (Club) Allan Heron – Secretary, Governance Sandy…
It is, of course, great to have Partick Thistle back in our lives on Saturday afternoons (and Tuesday nights) again but the virtual matchday experience is a sharp reminder of what we are all missing. We naturally all want to see Partick Thistle emerge victorious every time eleven guys in Thistle colours step onto the…
While Glasgow, and consequently our own club, remains firmly in Level 3 of the Covid-19 Protection Levels it has been heartening to see limited number of fans once again permitted to attend football matches in other parts of Scotland. Football played without the backdrop fans is a much diminished experience and hopefully the days where…
TRULY momentous moments don’t occur all that often for Partick Thistle. In fact, they usually come along just once every 50 years.
In 1921, the Jags lifted the Scottish Cup for the only time in their history while the Maryhill club’s finest hour – the 4-1 thrashing of Jock Stein’s Celtic in the 1971 League Cup final – arrived precisely five decades later. And with 2021 on the horizon, Firhill is bracing itself for another significant development.