Archive for August, 2009

Match preview - Ayr v Partick Thistle

Posted by Alan Murray on August 7th, 2009 in Category News | No Comments »

Irn-Bru Scottish League First Division

Somerset Park Ayr

Saturday 8th August 2009

Kick-Off 3.00pm

Referee: A. Muir

Admission

Adults: £15.00

Concessions: £8.00 [OAP's and under 16's only]

No Student Gate

While Germans in  the hot spots of Europe, race for the best sun loungers and the English rush to shelter under the nearest umbrella from the incessant rain covering the country at the moment, Jags fans will be donning their Hawaiian shirts, shorts and sandals for a day out at the seaside, when we travel down to play the mighty Ayr in the first league game of the season on Saturday.

Ian McCall has the pleasant task of picking from a nearly full squad, only Archibald and Kinniburgh are out.

No news from the Ayr camp yet, but I am sure we will see an appearance from our old foe Kevin James and our own “Marko”.

Train Travel

Trains to Ayr leave from Glasgow Central on the hour and the half hour.The train on the half hour stops at Newton-on -Ayr. And takes 52 and 50 minutes respectively

Return trains leave Ayr at 13 and 43 min past the hour and from Newton at 16mins past the hour.

Fares :- To Ayr £8.90 with Railcard £5.90 - To Newton -£8.60 with Railcard £5.70

Jags Trust open meeting

Posted by Alan Murray on August 5th, 2009 in Category News | No Comments »

Monday 10th August.

The Jags Trust are holding an open meeting to discuss the property deal being proposed by the club board. As it is an open meeting non Jags Trust members are welcome.

Visit the Jags Trust blog for more details.

Match report - Partick Thistle v Berwick Rangers

Posted by Alan Murray on August 2nd, 2009 in Category Match reports | No Comments »

Partick Thistle 5 Berwick Rangers 1
Saturday 1 August 2009 3.00pm Firhill
Reporter Alan Murray
Referee: Dougie McDonald
Attendance: 1,472

Thistle’s first game at Firhill this season saw them take on Third division Berwick. McCall opted to go with an attacking 4-3-3 formation. Thistle started okay and was trying to bring new signing Mark Corcoran into the game to test Berwick on the left. The third division visitors were passing the ball well but did not really test thistle.

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