1st Mar 1922 Dundee 0 Partick Thistle 0 (SFL First Division - game 31)

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Match Information

			Sandy MacFarlane		George Easton			46/47y
					Watty Borthwick; Matt Wilson
					David Johnstone; Jimmy Kinloch
			Willie Fotheringham		Kenny Campbell			29y, 5m, 23d
			Alex Hird		John Struthers
			George Aimer		Watty Borthwick			32y, 1m, 20d
			Robert Willis		Jimmy Gibson			20y, 8m, 24d
			David Nicoll		Matt Wilson			20y, 6m, 7d
			John Jackson		Joe Harris			28y, 11m, 10d
			Walter Bird		John Blair			24y, 8m, 2d
			Willie Cowan		Jimmy McMenemy			41y, 4m, 18d
			Davie Halliday		Alex Lambie			24y, 10m, 14d
			David McDonald		Jimmy McColl			29y, 2m, 15d
			Alex Troup		Willie Salisbury			23y, 0m, 6d
								27y, 5m, 30d

Match Report

TTA report

Below-strength Dundee maintained their unbeaten home record in this Wednesday afternoon match. Thistle's defence was sound with Campbell outstanding but the forwards had an off-day and could make no impression. Lambie wasted a golden chance from a few yards (90) but it would have been a steal.

Stats Watch

● 32-year-old Watty Borthwick plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 4 consecutive League games in which Thistle have failed to score; 4th Feb 1922 to date. (Longest run since / now a joint club-record with: 8th Jan 1921 to 29th Jan 1921, 6th Oct 1906 to 27th Oct 1906 & 23rd Mar 1895 to 13th Apr 1895.)

● 26 consecutive competitive appearances for Jimmy McColl, 8th Oct 1921 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: John Blair - 43 games, 5th Apr 1921 to 18th Feb 1922. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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