GREENOCK MORTON

Next Up: Greenock Morton vs Partick Thistle

Saturday 11th October | Cappielow Park | 3:00 PM

The Jags make the short journey to Cappielow this weekend as Mark Wilson’s side look to keep their fine run of form going in the William Hill Scottish Championship.

Sitting second in the table and unbeaten in seven William Hill Championship outings, Thistle head into this clash full of confidence after a strong start to the campaign. The Wyre Stadium at Firhill has been a fortress so far this season, but Wilson’s men have also shown their steel away from home — something they’ll need once again in Greenock.

Morton, currently mid-table, have proved tough to break down with a series of tight encounters and will no doubt be up for the battle on home turf. The Jags, though, have found a rhythm both in defence and attack, and with creative sparks like Logan Chalmers and Aidan Fitzpatrick in form, the travelling Red and Yellow Army will be hoping to see another decisive performance.

The support on the road has been outstanding this season — and once again, your backing could make all the difference as Thistle look to keep pace at the top of the Championship table.

Looking Back: O’Reilly Heads Home at Cappielow

The Jags’ last visit to Cappielow came on Saturday 29th March 2025, when Daniel O’Reilly’s powerful header earned all three points in a narrow 1–0 victory.

After a cagey first half, Thistle found the breakthrough on 74 minutes when Kyle Turner’s pinpoint free-kick was met bravely and perfectly by O’Reilly, whose header nestled beyond Morton goalkeeper Ryan Mullen to send the away support into celebration.

That win made it six games unbeaten for Thistle under the interim management team of Brian Graham and Mark Wilson, consolidating their place in the top four and showcasing the grit and quality that defined the side during that spring run-in.

It’s a result that still lingers fondly in the memory — and one the Jags will be eager to repeat when they return to Greenock this weekend.

TRYWYRE

46 Miles to Cappielow Park (AND HOME!)

SURVEY

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PLAYER UPDATE

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SEVEN WEALTH

Seven Wealth Player of the Month for September

The league points continued to stack up for Mark Wilson’s Partick Thistle during September with the second month of the Championship campaign proving to be a hugely successful one.

It started with a come-from-behind victory over Airdrieonians in front of the BBC Scotland cameras at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill before a bit of something different as the Jags hosted Celtic in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals, the Hoops winning the game 4-0.

That didn’t derail the Maryhill Men though and on their return to league duty they were 2-0 winners at KDM East End Park against Dunfermline, following that up with another away win and clean sheet three days later against Queen’s Park.

Now, with October’s slate of fixtures already underway, it’s time to decide which of the following nominees deserves the Seven Wealth Player of the Month award for September:

ROSS COUNTY

Ross County Hospitality-Saturday, October 18

Match Day Hospitality at our Wyre Stadium at Firhill home will be one of the best ways to enjoy our next game in Maryhill when Ross County visit on Saturday, October 18.

With excellent food and service, as well as a vibrant atmosphere, and revised prices all in place, we are confident that everyone can enjoy a fantastic experience when the Dingwall club pitch up especially as the world’s greatest mascot, Kingsley, is likely to pop in at any minute and welcome guests in his own style.

LAWLESS TESTIMONIAL

Steven Lawless stars in kit and Dinner advert

ALLAN MCGRAW

Reflections from a Fan Representative Director - Allan McGraw

Next Month, the club’s AGM will mark the end of the first ever term for Fan Representative Directors. Although I could stand for re-election, after 4 years of Jags Foundation board membership, office volunteering and as a Fan Representative Director, I am minded not to seek re-election, to allow fresh blood into the role and if I am being honest, I owe my family. I have put a lot of time & effort into these 4 years and, often at the expense of my family life. It now feels the right time to redress that balance.

SCOTTISH MARCH OF THE DAY

Scottish March of the Day to visit Partick Thistle on Saturday

We are proud to be partnering with The Darby Rimmer MND Foundation and the My Name5 Doddie Foundation on their Scottish March of the Day, a continuous 146-mile fundraising walk around 22 football grounds in Scotland.

The Foundations will have a core team of 12 completing the full route in rotation which will include many former footballers and those whose lives have been impacted by Motor Neurone Disease which, of course, includes the Partick Thistle family as former Jags captain Don McVicar passed away from MND at the age of just 43 in 2006.

The walk, which starts at Motherwell’s Fir  Park and finishes at the Doddie Weir statue at Murrayfield, will take just over two days to complete with The Wyre Stadium at Firhill due to visited between 06.40 and 07.25 on the morning of Saturday, October 11.

Everyone is welcome to come and show their support for the march at our ground early on Saturday morning with tea and coffee available in The Aiken Suite.

ACADEMY

Partick Thistle Academy

Our Under-17’s take on Livingston at Petershill on Friday, October 10 with a 7.30pm kick-off.

Free entry to the game, get yourself along and support the Young Jags. Please note that if you are attending the game, and parking at Petershill you should input your vehicle registration at main reception to avoid a charge

PTWFC

Thistle vs Livingston

GOALS

Goals on Monday

TJF

The Jags Foundation Bring-A-Friend 

Bring-A-Friend is an exciting new Jags Foundation member benefit for season 2025-26 that does exactly what it says on the tin.

TJF members can bag a free ticket to a Thistle home league game of their choice simply by emailing their name and TJF membership number to [email protected] and picking the match of their choice.  They should indicate which stand they'd like to sit in (Jackie Husband or John Lambie), and please allow two working days for their request to be processed with the last day for ordering before a Saturday game being a Wednesday. 

This benefit is in addition to the two free tickets bundled in with the "Jags For Generations" package.

Not a TJF member yet?  Join more than 1800 other fans in making your pledge by completing this sign-up form.  

TJF has membership rates to suit all circumstances and is Partick Thistle's biggest single sponsor, having contributed more than half a million pounds to The Jags since 2021.

BUSINESS CLUB

The Partick Thistle Business Club 

The Partick Thistle Business Club meets tomorrow for the first time this season with Sporting Director Ian Baraclough the Guest Speaker.

The Business Club, which will meet in the Club 71 Lounge situated in the Jackie Husband Stand at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill, provides an opportunity for businesses, large and small, to get together and discuss all things Red and Yellow as well as make personal contacts.

CHRISTMAS PARTY

Book your place at our Festive Party now!

Limited spaces remaining for our Country and Western themed Christmas night on Saturday 20th December!

SCOTTISH POWER

SP Energy Networks and McParland Drive

Advance Information on SP Energy Networks work at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill | Partick Thistle FC

PTFC LOTTO

October’s top prize will be £8,000!

September’s jackpot was rolled over, and had £500 added to it, which means you can help the club by buying a ticket and also be in with the chance of winning the new top prize of £8,000.

PTDSA

PTDSA Bucket Collection

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