21st Sep 1912 Airdrieonians 2 Partick Thistle 0 (SFL First Division - game 5)

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Match Information

			John Chapman		George Easton			37y
					no changes
					no changes
Jimmy Reid (0-1, 1st half); Jimmy Reid (0-2, 2nd half)
Samuel Young (@ 0-2, 2nd half)					Willie Hamilton (@ 0-2, 2nd half)
			James Brown		George McTurk			29y, 5m, 28d
			Daniel Rafferty		Archie McKenzie			34y, 2m, 6d
			Robert Mackie		Tom Adams			26y, 0m, 4d
			Tom Paton		Bobby Wilson			24y, 8m, 27d
			Robert Williams		Willie Hamilton			22y, 11m, 12d
			Peter McFie		Willie Bulloch			29y, 7m, 3d
			Samuel Young		Tom Callaghan			28y, 9m, 27d
			Alex Thomson		John King			23y, 9m, 27d
			former Jag Jimmy Reid		Frank Branscombe			23y, 4m, 15d
			Andy Donaldson		John Stevenson			23y, 1m, 19d
			James Conlin		John McIntyre			17y, 8m, 17d
								25y, 9m, 19d

Match Report

TTA report

Airdrie “were full of fire” (SC) and opened the scoring from close in. They got their 2nd after the break and but for McTurk it could have been a lot worse. Play got rough near the end and when an Airdrie player was brought down he “put up his fists to Hamilton, who replied”. Both were sent off.

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 5 consecutive away League defeats; 6th Apr 1912 to date. (Longest run since: 5 defeats; 13th Mar 1909 to 16th Aug 1909. Club-record: 9 defeats; 4th Dec 1897 to 15th Oct 1898.)

● 5 consecutive competitive away defeats; 6th Apr 1912 to date. (Longest run since: 5 defeats; 22nd Jan 1910 to 2nd Apr 1910. Club-record: 11 defeats; 4th Dec 1897 to 15th Oct 1898.)

● 24 consecutive competitive appearances for Archie McKenzie, 1st Jan 1912 to date. (Longest run since: Archie McKenzie - 25 games, 21st Jan 1911 to 7th Oct 1911. Club-record: Willie Howden - 48 games, 25th Mar 1905 to 16th Apr 1906.)

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