ClydebankJag

Dos anyone know which of those injuries occurred in matches and which were training related? It does seem that many players become unavailable with no obvious in game knock having occurred.

https://www.facebook.com/partickthistlefc/videos/2734901003487096/?vh=e

Much better quality of stream this week.

Celtic to win in my remaining game please BB

Partick Thistle Community Trust https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/sport/18773600.best-west-martin-lauchlan-worries-future-petershill-without-ground/

Very good

For anyone that may have missed the news https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/partick-thistle-pre-season-fixtures-and-streaming-update/

Interesting that QOS are signing up youth players, including this freed Jag, on amateur contracts. Exploiting youngsters keen to stay in the game, or a practical move to see if players have it in them to earn a professional contract? http://www.qosfc.com/news-5174

Third virtual 50/50 first prize win for Brian Hannah. Think I’ll need to change my name.

McGlashan didn’t play that day http://partickthistleahistory.wikifoundry-mobile.com/m/page/v+Dundee+(H)+Aug1992

It’s not an old photo but was shared by Craig Walker today on other social media channels, shared here just in case anyone missed it. Magnificent photo I’m sure you’ll agree.

No it isn’t. They deliberately set it for October as the Scot Gov pathway had indicated the possible return of crowds from September.

It’s hardly a new phenomenon, we’ve had loads of players over the last 30+ years that have had multiple spells at the club.

Issues like this I think are key points that were absent from or misstated in the paper the SPFL issued to clubs in advance of the vote. They ignored that financial loans could be given, stating instead that end of season was the only way to release funds. They didn’t explore the option to pick up the league post lockdown with an option to shorten 20/21, as they have facilitated for lower leagues. They suggested player registration was a barrier to completion post 30th June, wasn’t a problem for other leagues and the SFA or UEFA competitions. All of these issues and more put in doubt their compliance with the need to act openly, fairly and In the best interests of all.

So we went to court and won some real concessions for the arbitration process; independent panel, involvement of a legal professional, and full disclosure of documents relating to the vote. We wouldn’t have got these issues agreed if we had gone straight to arbitration.