26th Feb 1921 Partick Thistle 1 Kilmarnock 1 (SFL - game 33)

matches:1920-21: ← 37game 3839 →

Match Information

45/46y			George Easton		Hugh Spence
Matt Wilson; John Blair; Jimmy McMenemy
Robert Miller; Ralph McIntosh; Alex Lauder
Willie Salisbury (1-1, 58 mins)					John Smith (0-1, 10 mins)
36y, 8m, 11d			Rab Bernard		Daniel Hillcoat
24y, 2m, 16d			David Johnstone		Peter Murray
27y, 7m, 29d			Tom Crichton		David Gibson
24y, 6m, 5d			Fred McLachlan		John Goldie
31y, 4m, 17d			Willie Hamilton		Matthew Shortt
19y, 6m, 4d			Matt Wilson		Robert Neave
23y, 7m, 30d			John Blair		John McNaught
22y, 10m, 12d			Jimmy Kinloch		Matthew Smith
24y, 1m, 9d			Bob McFarlane		John Smith
40y, 4m, 15d			Jimmy McMenemy		Willie Culley
22y, 0m, 3d			Willie Salisbury		Malcolm McPhail
26y, 11m, 31d

Match Report

TTA report

Campbell, Harris and McMullan were playing for Scotland v Ireland. Bulloch was out (broken nose) so it was a weakened side that went behind following a mistake by Crichton (10). In a better second half Thistle produced an equaliser from Salisbury from a Blair cross (58). Both keepers excelled in a poor game.

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Sunday Post, 27th February, 1921

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 6 competitive home games without defeat; 15th Jan 1921 to date. (Longest run since: 14 games; 10th Apr 1920 to 1st Jan 1921. Club-record: 15 games; 24th Sep 1910 to 4th Feb 1911.)

● 9 consecutive competitive appearances for Tom Crichton, 22nd Jan 1921 to date, matching his personal best. (Longest run since: John Blair - 25 games, 2nd Oct 1920 to 19th Feb 1921. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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