Later this month a full year will have passed since we last had the opportunity to gather at a place, Firhill Stadium, that many of us consider our second home. Thanks though to the power of music we have recently been able to make a Return to Firhill Road courtesy of the The Lambie McParlands….
We’ve been overwhelmed by the fantastic response so far with over 900 Thistle fans having got on board for this adventure. We’ll be keeping in touch you along the way but it would seem appropriate to let you know what our plans are for the coming year. Our objective is to ensure that The Jags Foundation…
The Jags Foundation are delighted to announce we have smashed through the amazing figure of over 500 sign ups in only the first weekend after launch of our fantastic new website. We would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who has signed up so far and to those who have helped spread…
The Jags Foundation are proud to launch our new website.
Happy New Year to Jags fans everywhere! Here’s hoping for a better year both on and off the field.
Given that it doesn’t seem too pessimistic to suggest that Thistle won’t be winning any major trophies in 2021, it looks like falling to The Jags Foundation to give us something notable to mark the anniversaries of our famous Cup victories. The pressure is on! By the time of the Cove programme, we should be ready to share more details about our plans for the next few months.
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.