All Activity

3 comments on the above. I dislike calling them the "Thistle young team" as that almost implies acceptance. Groups who fight at or around football games are idiots no matter their age or intention. I really dislike that my kids safety is been put at risk so a group can call themselves 'ultras' no matter who they proclaim to support. I haven't said that our mob have started anything just that behaviour is escalating and someone is going to get hurt. Witnessed at Livingston one bystander getting punched and another local resident getting their car damaged so it won't be long before someone is severely hurt. I notice you have made no suggestions on how to de-escalate before it gets to that point. My original post gave some suggestions on how that can be done. Please feel free to add your own but don't excuse the problem by trying to say its ok because the other mob started it.

Sorry mate you've got it all absolutely wrong. The young team have been attacked twice by falkirk. I think 3 times by the accies and once by livi. .. Not once have they started any fights What would you suggest they do to defend themselves.

Is there anywhere you can check 50/50 draw results ? I have bought tickets recently when at hospitality ( from concourse in JH stand) but you dont get that result in hospitality only the draw in hospitality . TIA

A 4-2 defeat today but we put up a good show for the most part.

Thanks guys

Men's 4th AHAH HAHH HHAA HAAH Woman's 4th HHHH AAAH Cheers.

Mens 4th HHAH HAHH HHAA HAAH Women's 4th AHHA AHHH 👍

I find keyboard warriors that lead into pavement dancers change their ways when they get a swift punch on the jaw. No need for fights around football for any reason at any club.

That's the mystery I get with people online. They act differently than in real life. The fact I remember this profile from years ago is a perfect example. Nice guy in real life but roaster online and of course was crying when named in programme notes. People are strange.

Men's 4th Round A H A H H A H H H H A A H A A H Women's 4th Round H H H H A A H H

mens 4th round AHAH HAHH HHAA HAAH womens 4th round AHHH AHHH thanks BB

Interesting interview with Kris Doolan in the Herald with our own James Cairney. Doesn't seem to back the narrative some on here are peddling? " two-way process “I've got good communication with all the players. I will speak to them. I'll have the hard conversations if I have to. “With Harry and the other guys who are coming out of contract, I wouldn't wait till January. I like to get these things moving prior to January so I know where we're standing. “But it's a two-way process. It's not a case of we want it done so it gets done. Players obviously have their own careers that they want to foresee and be in charge of, so some will wait and see what comes up. “We've had these kinds of conversations anyway, so we kind of knew coming out of this window - what might happen, what might not happen. But touching on Harry, for us, there's nothing official. Therefore, there's nothing really to talk about.” Looking ahead to tonight’s Championship encounter away to Hamilton - should the fixture survive the frost and go ahead - Doolan is looking for a response to the Jags’ humbling defeat to Dunfermline last weekend. “Yeah, definitely, he said. “I think we all know it was well under par - funnily enough, against Dunfermline. We looked miles off it. “It was a really, really poor game for us, so it can’t happen again. We've been through everything. We sat down, had a meeting, went through what went wrong, what we can fix. “All you can really do then is train. In between games, the only thing you can do is work hard at training. That's what we've done. We'll prepare properly for Hamilton, but hopefully we'll get that response that we're looking for. “I don't think there's any changes [to the squad]. Harry Milne is obviously out injured just now. He's due back on the 20th. So is Aaron Muirhead. They're both looking to return on that kind of date. Dan Mackay is due back around the end of the month. So that's it. That's the three that will be working their way back. But no changes to the squad.”

Scott a wanted man Ross County, Ayr United and Partick Thistle are all interested in St Mirren striker James Scott. The forward has struggled for regular starting action and that has alerted the Highlanders and the Championship pair. Scott has struggled to nail down a regular starting berth with the Buddies. County have expressed an interest while Ayr and Thistle are both keen to add more firepower to strengthen their promotion bid. It remains to be seen if Stephen Robinson will let the 24-year-old out in this window. St Mirren bought Scott from Exeter City last season and Robinson knew him well from their time together at Motherwell. 👀

Maybe in some kind of sanctuary, with similar creatures?

Usually in the end decisions boil down to money. Who is paying the piper. Could it be that "Corporate hospitality" calls the tune. If you pay extra to visit a match and fund the club you might expect the best view or perspective. Just like the box at the theatre. They wouldn't stick corporate anywhere with a more restricted view and the club are hoping those customers get the big finale

A tough game away to Celtic at 4.10pm to start back after the winter break. https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-fixture/celtic-wfc-v-partick-thistle-wfc-12th-jan-2025/#match-preview

Red Monkey

Could be wrong but I thought you could choose either end of the ground for the Ayr game. Remember at half-time a good few Jags fans trying to run along the side of the pitch to get to the opposite end that Thistle would be shooting into. We were stopped by the police. Again memory not the best but were there not circa. 13,000 at the game? Would 13k fit in only the JHS, Main Stand and the North terrace?

Ex Jag Tommy Rae

I think you had meant Hibs and No link but think we could do worse than sending scouts to the capital to watch Edinburgh City player Connor Young. Seens to have been getting a lot of goals

Well the capital was a tad chilly today 👀

Brophy had a decent scoring record at Kilmarnock. 29 goals in 100 league games. Since then he has not really stuck anywhere and has slowly wound his way down via St Mirren, Ross County and Falkirk. In that time he has scored 13 goals in 87 league games. Not quaking in my boots about his arrival at Falkirk.

Still got to wait for the shakedown from the midweek games. Morton's game off tomorrow due to a gas leak apparently. Happy with the stalemate in Grangemouth. Taken the peep out the Bairns' a wee bit. They have added Eamon Brophy so good that he hasn't hit the ground running.

I sometimes hear things that should b shared 😂