FRIDAY = AIRDRIEONIANS

Next Up: Airdrieonians vs Partick Thistle

Friday 7th November |Albert Bartlett Stadium | 7:45 PM

The Jags are back under the lights this Friday night as Mark Wilson’s men make the short trip to the Albert Bartlett Stadium to face Airdrieonians in the William Hill Scottish Championship.

Confidence in the Thistle camp is high after last weekend’s resounding 5–0 home Glasgow Derby victory over Queen’s Park. It was a result and a performance that not only delighted the Red and Yellow faithful but also showed that the previous weekend’s result at Raith Rovers had been shaken off.

Now, attention turns to Airdrie and the challenge of maintaining momentum away from home. The Diamonds have shown plenty of grit and organisation in recent weeks so the Jags’ men are well warned.

For Wilson’s side, the aim is clear — build on their attacking rhythm, stay defensively solid, and keep pressure on the teams looking to be at the top of the table. Expect a lively away following in Lanarkshire as the Jags look to extend their fine form and prove once again why the West End is the Best End

Looking Back

Partick Thistle 2–1 Airdrieonians
Friday September 12 2025 | The Wyre Stadium at Firhill

Partick Thistle showed real spirit and determination to come from behind and claim all three points in a battling win over Airdrieonians at Firhill.

The visitors struck first through former Jag Cole McKinnon, who fired home from distance inside three minutes to stun the home support. Thistle found chances hard to come by in a scrappy first half, but as the game wore on, Mark Wilson’s side began to turn the screw.

The equaliser arrived on 77 minutes when Dan O’Reilly rose highest to nod in an Aidan Fitzpatrick corner — a goal that shifted the momentum firmly Thistle’s way. Just five minutes later, substitute Alex Samuel pounced in the box to slam home the winner and complete the turnaround.

It wasn’t the slickest performance of the season, but it was full of heart, resilience, and belief — qualities that define this Thistle side. The victory keeps the Jags level on points at the top of the table heading into Friday’s fixture, with the promotion race heating up nicely.

MARK WILSON

Mark Wilson Manager of the Month

The progress that Partick Thistle have made this season has been recognised with Mark Wilson being chosen as the Glen’s Vodka Championship Manager of the Month for October.

The Jags drew level with St Johnstone during October after consecutive wins over Ayr United and Ross County in the space of three days before ending the month just three points off top spot.

Wilson’s side have earned plaudits for their attack minded approach with goals coming from defenders, midfielders and attackers with their good form carrying on into November with Queen’s Park seen off 5-0 on Saturday.

CAIRNHILL 1921

Start the New Year off at The Cairnhill 1921 Chairman’s Lounge

Our Hospitality Offering on Match Days at The Cairnhill 1921 Chairman’s Lounge which is situated in the Colin Weir Stand at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill is fully booked for the rest of this year however you can start off 2026 with a different kind of Thistle experience.

Everyone at the club sends their best wishes to Queen’s Park defender Charlie Fox who suffered an injury in last Saturday’s game.

GOALS

Lookback at a Nine Goal Week

GALLERY

Partick Thistle vs Queen’s Park Match Gallery

GALLERY

Partick Thistle vs Queen’s Park Hospitality Gallery

DUNFERMLINE

Dunfermline Game Rescheduled

Our upcoming William Hill Championship fixture against Dunfermline Athletic at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill, originally scheduled for Saturday, 15th November, has been rescheduled to take place on Tuesday, 25th November with a 7:45pm kick-off as a result of international call-ups in the Pars’ squad.

SCOTLAND DUTY

Scotland call up Sean Mcardle and Ben McPherson

Sean McArdle has been called up to the Scotland Under 19s squad for their upcoming UEFA European Under-19 Championship qualifying triple-header against Latvia, Lithuania and England

Ben McPherson has been called up for Scotland under-21 duty for a third time this season.

The right full back has been named in Scot Gemmill’s squad for the UEFA Under 21 Championship games against hosts Gibraltar on Saturday, November 15 and then the visit of Bulgaria to Motherwell’s Fir Park on Tuesday, November 18.

MOVEMBER

Support Ts’anelo and the rest of the Movember Team

Our Movember campaign is up and running at Partick Thistle and what a great first week.

Over £1000 has been raised so far and you can add to it by sponsoring one of the ‘moustache growers’ or them all as a team!

SEVEN WEALTH

Seven Wealth POTM for October goes to Oisin Smyth

THE JAHS

The Jags Foundation - Christmas Cards and Pop Up Thanks

The Jags Foundation was delighted with the response to their pop-up pin sales in the Jackie Husband and John Lambie Stands and by the success of the launch of their limited edition “Firhill in the Snow” Christmas cards at last Saturday’s home game with Queen’s Park.

TJF Director Simon Dickson said: “We would like to express our gratitude to the three members who volunteered to help us run the pin sales tables and who worked tirelessly to manage the large crowds of fans.”

“They even managed to sign up half a dozen new members!”

JAMIE LOW

Jamie Low makes Loch Park loan move

Partick Thistle Youth Academy graduate Jamie Low has signed for Glenafton Athletic on loan until January, subject to Scottish FA clearance.

The 18-year-old heads to Loch Park to gain first team experience having already made his senior debut for the Jags last season during the Premiership Play-Offs against Ayr United at Somerset Park.

Thereafter, Jamie signed his two-year modern apprenticeship with the club in June and indeed featured against Glenafton when we made the trip to New Cumnock in pre-season.

Now he joins the Glens to play in the West of Scotland League Premier Division with a few red and yellow connections there to greet him; namely new teammates Lee Duncanson and Chris Erskine as well as manager Paul Paton.

GALLERY

Partick Thistle vs Queen’s Park Halloween Gallery

PARTICK THISTLE WOMEN

Hibernian 3 Partick Thistle 0

ROBERT RICHARDSON

Passing of Robert (Rab) Richardson and Funeral Details

We are saddened to announce the passing of Robert (Rab) Richardson who was a volunteer at both the club and The Partick Thistle Charitable Trust.

Rab, who was life-long Thistle fan helped the club in their post-match clean up operations, usually wearing one of the many Jags strips that he owned, as well as being a regular at the Petershill home of the Trust where he was a member of their Accepting Activity Programme.

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