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  1. On this day 100 years ago there was bad news for all Thistle fans, as it was pretty much confirmed in all the papers that Rangers were going to win the Scottish Cup tomorrow. Are they, aye? The Day The Scottish Cup Came Up To Maryhill part 16 →
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  2. Only us of a certain vintage appreciate this..
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  3. So Pele takes a bump on the head and is suffering concussion. The nurse has a look and reports to th doctor ‘he doesn’t know who he is’ and the doctor says ‘Tell him he’s Zak Rudden’
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  4. Break out the Ice Cream Soda with a dash of orange and peach juice
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  5. Most recent update: https://thejagsfoundation.co.uk/tjf-programme-article-montrose/
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  6. I kind of feel bad for the guy being outed and shamed so publicly for making a bad decision.....choosing to support one of the 2 cheeks.
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  7. I think it's great to have at least two matches every week (three is even better, but that might be too many for a lot of people). Given the vagaries of Scottish weather, especially in winter, I think that there's now an even better argument for a 2-month (yes, 2-months) break during the winter. Start the domestic season in late July/early August. Two matches every week, whatever the competition (cup or league) three when necessary! This should continue until late Nov/Dec, then stop completely until mid/late Feb, then resume again with two/three games per week. Fewer postponements due to frozen pitches, fewer (maybe not many) truly horrible freezing rain and howling winds spoiling the games, more time for seriously injured players to recover, money saved for fans (and clubs) during the expensive festivities at the end of the year, fewer late postponements that affect hospitality and sponsorship, etc. and interest kept going all the way through every one of those weeks when football is getting played. Full-time and part-time teams can both handle this kind of schedule, as they are doing right now.
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  8. Thanks, just realised as long as Falkirk don't win it is in our own hands. Lets just take it game by game though.
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  9. Because if we win all post split games we win the league. In our own hands
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  10. What a week. 3 games,10 goals for,0 against and 9 points. Also 4 goals for Rudden.
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  11. I don’t think the issue is whether he was under the influence or not, more that he may have broken the law by travelling to Carlisle to sink a few pints
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  12. If Falkirk fail to win on Saturday, it will be in our own hands. Who thought we would saying that last week? Many thought we would struggle to make the play offs. That is why we love our team. Mon The Jags!
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  13. Lots to admire tonight ! But Gordon isn’t one of them
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  14. Did you hear my shout from near Peterhead 4-0 ya beauty
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  16. A cold bottle of Warsteiner opened...thinking the same myself...
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  17. Quite appropriate that ZAK is wearing PELE,S no 10 tonight..
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  18. Was thinking much the same myself, Mon a Jags!
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  19. I'd love to see the look on Lambie's face as he listened!
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  20. How sweet, to be able to thwart a "double" ! How sweet, that it would be against "them!" How sweet, that it would be against all odds! How sweet, if we could manage to beat them or their best friends/enemies one day again soon! It's been much, much too long.
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  21. Beat you on opening cargo times today. A bad week for my liver given being off work on holiday, 2 home games in 3 with birthday sandwiched in-between and the sun blazing.
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  22. That should give you time to procure anther one before the match starts.
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  23. More than happy to do that. But i will leave the cargo chilling to other members of the forum.
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  24. Indeed AJ. Thanks for reading the update, it had to be done. "Plus ça change" as they say. And so, one hundred years ago tonight, it was surely time to settle this Semi Final tie, once and for all. Demonstrating “stamina of exceptional order”, Thistle were becoming the first team in history to play ten (legitimate) matches before the final. Take a bow Sandy Lister. Building up the record-breaking credentials, six clean-sheets had been registered in the campaign so far, Thistle “hanging on with bulldog tenacity when the fight was uphill”. It had taken three games against Hibs and three games against Motherwell. Now would be a very good time to complete the set by eliminating Hearts at the third time of asking! In part 15, we've got all the action from Ibrox, the post-match stories which developed, and we'll meet two giants of Partick Thistle history in Willie Bulloch and Jimmy McMullan. Enjoy! The Day The Scottish Cup Came Up To Maryhill part 15 →
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