26th Sep 1992 Celtic 1 Partick Thistle 2 (SFL Premier Division - game 10)

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Match Information

			Liam Brady		John Lambie			51y, 6m, 24d
					Andy Murdoch; Paul McLaughlin; Albert Craig; Paul Kinnaird
					Craig Nelson; Gary Peebles; Willie Jamieson; Gordon Chisholm
Andy Payton (1-1, 47 mins)					George Shaw (1-0, 40 mins); George Shaw (2-1, 85 mins)
Gerry Creaney (Joe Miller, HT); Peter Grant (Mike Galloway, 72 mins)					Ian Cameron [i] (Gordon Chisholm, 89 mins)
			Pat Bonner		Andy Murdoch			24y, 2m, 6d
			future Jag Mark McNally		Bobby Law			26y, 9m, 2d
			Tom Boyd		Paul McLaughlin			26y, 9m, 17d
			Peter Grant		Don McVicar			29y, 10m, 20d
			Tony Mowbray		Ray Farningham			31y, 5m, 16d
			Gary Gillespie		Ian Cameron [i]			26y, 1m, 2d
			Stuart Slater		George Shaw			23y, 7m, 16d
			Paul McStay		Albert Craig			30y, 8m, 23d
			Andy Payton		Gerry Britton			21y, 11m, 6d
			Gerry Creaney		Davie Irons			31y, 2m, 8d
			John Collins		Paul Kinnaird			25y, 10m, 15d
								27y, 1m, 20d
			Mike Galloway		Isaac English			20y, 10m, 14d
			Joe Miller		Gordon Chisholm			32y, 5m, 18d

Match Report

TTA report

It proved to be a master stoke by Lambie to play Irons at sweeper. Shaw scored with a header after a fine run down the left by Kinnaird (40) but Celtic equalised with a header (47). Shaw missed an easy chance but soon after he knocked in a flick-on at a corner (85) to give Thistle their 1st win at Celtic Park in 29 attempts.

Media report

28-Sep-1992, The Independent

PARTICK THISTLE took the points in the Glasgow derby, thanks to two George Shaw goals which gave them their first league win over Celtic at Parkhead since 1964/5, and gave Liam Brady’s side their fourth defeat in five games. Goals either side of the interval enlivened what, up until that point, had been a poor spectacle. It was Thistle who confounded the problems of a Celtic defence, which had leaked 10 goals in its previous four games, when Shaw sneaked in at the near post to get his head to a Paul Kinnaird cross.

On the other side of the interval, Celtic’s equaliser arrived just two minutes after the restart when they replaced the ineffectual Gerry Creaney with Joe Miller, but it was Andy Payton who got his head to a Boyd cross to put Celtic level. Even so, Thistle kept their shape as Celtic pushed forward but the closest the home side came was 10 minutes from time when Collins hit the post with a free kick. The closing stages saw Thistle hit Celtic on the break and Celtic did not heed the warning of an 82nd minute attack when Shaw shot wide from inside the box. Shaw, however, made no mistake five minutes from time when he got on the end of another Kinnaird corner which had been headed on by Britton. He struck the ball high into the net to register Celtic’s third successive defeat in Glasgow.

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Sunday Post, 30th September, 1992

Sunday Mail, 1st October, 1992

News of the World, 1st October, 1992

Scotland on Sunday, 1st October, 1992

Glasgow Herald, 1st October, 1992

Daily Record, 1st October, 1992

PTFC Match Programme, 3rd October, 1992

Video Highlights

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Stats Watch

● 32-year-old Gordon Chisholm plays his last game for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 22 consecutive competitive appearances (not known to be broken) for Don McVicar, 10th Mar 1992 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Craig Nelson - 22 games, 29th Feb 1992 to 19th Sep 1992. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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