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Willie Sharp first left.

Ian Jardine and Colin McAdam on the ground. Airdrie players N/K.

No, he never made an impact with Thistle. Moved "upstairs", if I recall, to be General Manager or some such. He was once sacked by Rangers while they were top of the league wasn't he?

I'd go as far as saying Bannigan had one of his best games at Firhill. Hardly a ball wasted, never hides, good outlet when his team mates are in trouble.

Also scored twice v Raith Rovers in the LC section 1 Sep and came on as a sub v Alloa in the supplementary round 8 Sep. I have a vague notion that Tommy was once the highest goal-scoring winger in Scotland but I think that also covered his spell with Aberdeen.

Cheers.

In view of his post-match comments, I suspect Mr Wilson may be receiving an invitation to Hampden Park in the near future!

And we know how long he took to arrive!

Can anyone with a programme subscription help me here please? I've not received a programme for Morton (3 January). I take it there was a programme? Did anyone receive a programme for the ICT match (6 January, postponed)? I'm assuming here there was a programme and that the postponement might have been too late to tell the printers/distributers. It's not unknown for the club to hold them until the match is rescheduled but that would only cover issues on the night. I'd just like to check before I get in touch with Curtis Sports. Cheers.

John Mitchell?

According to Bournemouth's official site he's made 1 appearance in his 18 months at the club and that appears to have been in August in the League Cup. (BBC.)

I'll settle for a spoonful!

Jim Melrose and Alex O'Hara.

Anyone with refereeing knowledge on here? If so can someone explain... It's common to see players jostling and wrestling while waiting for a free-kick or a corner to come over. You never see anyone being booked (or worse) for this. The Champions League is notorious for this behaviour. Players are spoken to and told to cut it out - nothing more. I've always assumed that the ball is "dead" between the ref blowing for a free-kick, corner etc until he blows for it to be taken and that as such he can't sanction players in between the two whistles. Is this a common misunderstanding or is it one of the laws of the game? So, leaving aside whether Smyth's 2nd yellow merited a booking, did our friend in the black apply the law precisely or did he just make it up? Even with due deference to QP and their place in the history of Scottish football, I'm beginning to think QP matches are becoming the new toxic. It seemed the effect mikes were picking up a mixture of abuse and foul language rather than from across the park. In contrast the fans on the far side seemed more restrained. I heard a reference during the commentary to the police intervening in hospitality. ETA to add... QP highlights package far better. Thistle's look amateurish by comparison. Why did the cameraman seem to have an aversion to following the ball into the corners?

2-0. BBC had Shiels scoring at both ends inside a minute. Now corrected.