30th Aug 1927 Partick Thistle 1 Clyde 2 (Glasgow Cup Quarter Final)

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Match Information

52y			George Easton		Frank Thompson
Eddie McLeod; Bobby Grove
George Hunter; Jimmy Kinloch
Sandy Hair (1-2, 63 mins)					James Liddell (0-1, 7 mins); George Jessiman (0-2, 60 mins)
21y, 9m, 1d			Johnny Jackson		Tom Fraser
27y, 7m, 9d			Denis O'Hare		George McGuire
21y, 8m, 27d			Stewart Calderwood		Danny Blair
23y, 8m, 18d			Jimmy Richmond		James Liddell
30y, 4m, 15d			Alex Lambie		Neil Gibson former Jag
20y, 1m, 2d			Eddie McLeod		James Stirling
25y, 0m, 15d			Davie Ness		Andrew Young
24y, 9m, 20d			Bobby Grove		William Hood
29y, 5m, 21d			Sandy Hair		James Wallace
22y, 10m, 10d			George Boardman		Harry Borland
28y, 6m, 7d			Willie Salisbury		George Jessiman
25y, 0m, 30d

Match Report

TTA report

A typical derby cup-tie with few of the finer aspects of the game evident. Clyde opened from distance (7) then Hair inadvertently stopped a Ness shot on the line. He went close just on half-time. Poor defending led to Clyde's 2nd goal (60) but Hair scored (63). Thistle's late pressure was in vain.

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Glasgow Herald, 31st August, 1927

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 50 consecutive competitive appearances for Johnny Jackson, 28th Aug 1926 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: William Campbell - 52 games, 17th Jan 1914 to 20th Feb 1915. Club-record: Jock McTavish - 61 games, 15th Nov 1913 to 6th Feb 1915.)

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