8th Jan 1920 Clydebank FC 2 Partick Thistle 1 (SFL - game 24)

matches:1919-20: ← 28game 2930 →

Match Information

			Alex Maley		George Easton			44/45y
					no changes
					no changes
Matthew Goldie (0-1, 2nd half); Joseph Anderson (0-2, 2nd half)					Neil Harris (1-2, 80 mins)
			former Jag George McTurk		Rab Bernard			35y, 6m, 24d
			Archibald Stevenson		Watty Borthwick			29y, 11m, 30d
			James Ferguson		Willie Bulloch			36y, 10m, 21d
			William Walker		Adam Black			23y, 8m, 12d
			Michael Gilhooley		Willie Hamilton			30y, 2m, 30d
			Emerson Neish		Joe Harris			26y, 9m, 20d
			John McMillan		Johnny Houston			30y, 7m, 22d
			David Fulton		William Mitchell
			Joseph Anderson		Neil Harris			25y, 2m, 9d
			Harry Paton		Alex Lauder
			Matthew Goldie		John Bowie			24y, 11m, 27d
								29y, 4m, 1d

Match Report

TTA report

It was all Clydebank but Thistle's defence gave nothing away until they finally took the lead early in the second half. A spell of pressure saw Harris (N) go close but Clydebank broke away and doubled their lead. Thistle's pressure finally paid off when Harris (N) scored with an angular shot (80) but it was too late.

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 13 away League games without a win; 5th Apr 1919 to date. (Longest run since: 20 games; 29th Sep 1913 to 28th Sep 1914. Club-record: 22 games; 20th Apr 1908 to 27th Sep 1909.)

● 13 competitive away games without a win; 5th Apr 1919 to date. (Longest run since: 19 games; 6th Apr 1912 to 1st Apr 1913. Club-record: 25 games; 20th Apr 1908 to 28th Aug 1909.)

● 30 consecutive competitive appearances for Willie Bulloch, 21st Apr 1919 to date. (Longest run since: Willie Bulloch - 33 games, 5th Jan 1918 to 7th Dec 1918. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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