7th Jan 1922 Partick Thistle 4 Dundee 1 (SFL First Division - game 26)

matches:1921-22: ← 32game 3334 →

Match Information

46/47y			George Easton		Sandy MacFarlane
Joe Harris
David Johnstone
Willie Salisbury (1-1, 22 mins); Jimmy Gibson (2-1, 35 mins); Jimmy Kinloch (3-1, 46 mins); Willie Salisbury (4-1, 66 mins)					William MacLean (0-1, 3 mins)
29y, 4m, 1d			Kenny Campbell		Willie Fotheringham
			John Struthers		David Raitt
38y, 10m, 20d			Willie Bulloch		David Thomson
28y, 9m, 19d			Joe Harris		Alex Hird
24y, 8m, 23d			Alex Lambie		David Nicoll
20y, 7m, 2d			Jimmy Gibson		John Jackson
24y, 6m, 11d			John Blair		Hugh Lorimer
23y, 8m, 24d			Jimmy Kinloch		William MacLean
29y, 0m, 24d			Jimmy McColl		John Bell
41y, 2m, 27d			Jimmy McMenemy		Walter Bird
22y, 10m, 15d			Willie Salisbury		Alex Troup
28y, 4m, 16d

Match Report

TTA report

Thistle went behind (3) but Dundee flattered to deceive. Salisbury (married on the Friday) equalised (22) and a Gibson free-kick made it 2-1 (35). The second half saw Dundee unable to cope with Thistle's superiority and the forwards “gave a brilliant display” (GH). Kinloch and Salisbury made it 4-1. Thistle stayed 3rd.

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Glasgow Herald, 9th January, 1922

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 7 competitive games without defeat, 10th Dec 1921 to date. (Longest run since: 8 games, 15th Jan 1921 to 19th Feb 1921. Joint club-record: 10 games, 16th Jan 1897 to 4th Sep 1897 & 18th Jan 1902 to 5th Apr 1902.)

● 7 League games without defeat, 10th Dec 1921 to date. (Longest run since: 7 games; 30th Sep 1918 to 9th Nov 1918. Club-record: 11 games; 4th Mar 1911 to 16th Sep 1911.)

● 38 consecutive competitive appearances for John Blair, 5th Apr 1921 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Joe Harris - 39 games, 17th Apr 1920 to 12th Feb 1921. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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