4th Jan 1947 Partick Thistle 4 Aberdeen 0 (SFL Division A - game 22)

matches:1946-47: ← 29game 3031 →

Match Information

65y, 11m, 4d			Donald Turner		Dave Halliday
no changes
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Willie O'Donnell (1-0, 52 mins); Davie Mathie (2-0, 57 mins); Davie Mathie (3-0, 61 mins); Willie O'Donnell (4-0, 70 mins)
27y, 11m, 21d			Jim Steadward		Frank Watson
30y, 6m, 25d			Jimmy McGowan		Willie Cooper
			Peter Curran		Andy Cowie
26y, 3m, 6d			Willie Hewitt		Joe McLaughlin
28y, 7m, 7d			Jackie Husband		Frank Dunlop
25y, 0m, 28d			Hugh Brown		George Taylor
26y, 8m, 25d			Sam Campbell		Alex Kiddie
22y, 4m, 26d			Willie O'Donnell		George Hamilton former Jag
27y, 4m, 20d			Davie Mathie		Tony Harris
24y, 7m, 10d			Willie Sharp		Stan Williams
21y, 8m, 23d			Kenny Chisholm		Willie McCall
26y, 1m, 18d

notes

Aberdeen played in a borrowed set of strips from Thistle, the dark blue and white change kit.

Match Report

TTA report

In a rain-swept mud-bath Thistle made light of the conditions. 3rd placed Aberdeen were lucky it was 0-0 at half-time but goals came from O'Donnell (a header from a corner, 52 and an angled drive, 70) and Mathie (shot from 12 yards, 57, and a volley from a Hewitt pass, 61). The half-backs were in magnificent form.

Stats Watch

● Goalie Jim Steadward keeps his last clean-sheet for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 30 consecutive competitive appearances for Peter Curran, 10th Aug 1946 to date. (Longest run since: Willie Sharp - 36 games, 25th Aug 1945 to 30th Mar 1946. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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