25th Sep 1993 Kilmarnock 3 Partick Thistle 1 (SFL Premier Division - game 8)

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Match Information

			Tommy Burns		John Lambie			52y, 6m, 23d
					no changes
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Tom Black (0-1, pen 19 mins); George McCluskey (0-2, 47 mins); Bobby Williamson (0-3, 72 mins)					Albert Craig (1-3, 85 mins)
					Gerry Britton (@ 1-3, 87 mins)
George McCluskey (Mark Roberts, 74 mins); Mark Reilly (Ian Porteous, 80 mins)					Martin Clark (Paul Kinnaird, 51 mins); Alex Taylor (Ian Cameron [i], 56 mins)
			Bobby Geddes		Andy Murdoch			25y, 2m, 5d
			Gus MacPherson		Kevin McKee			27y, 3m, 15d
			Tom Black		Callum Milne			28y, 0m, 29d
			future Jag Ray Montgomerie		Willie Jamieson			30y, 4m, 29d
			Mark Skilling		Grant Tierney			31y, 11m, 14d
			Andy Millen		Martin Clark			24y, 11m, 12d
			Ally Mitchell		Alex Taylor			31y, 3m, 12d
			Mark Reilly		Albert Craig			31y, 8m, 22d
			Bobby Williamson		Gerry Britton			22y, 11m, 5d
			George McCluskey		Isaac English			21y, 10m, 13d
			Shaun McSkimming		Roddy Grant			27y, 0m, 9d
								27y, 6m, 8d
			Gary Matthews		Craig Nelson			22y, 3m, 28d
			Ian Porteous		Ian Cameron [i]			27y, 1m, 1d
			future Jag Mark Roberts		Paul Kinnaird			26y, 10m, 14d

Match Report

TTA report

A poor performance littered with bad luck in front of goal and numerous fouls. A soft pen (Tierney hand ball) gave Kilmarnock the lead (19) then an English “goal” was disallowed. Poor defending led to Nos 2 and 3 (47 and 72). English hit the bar, Craig scored with a header then Britton was sent off (straight red, 89).

Media report

25-Sep-1993, Press Association

Kilmarnock were worthy winners of a a hard-fought game which ended with Partick’s Gerry britton sent off three minutes from time after a clash withKilmarnock captain Ray Montgomerie. The home side went in front through Tom Black’s 19th minute penalty and two minutes after the break veteran George McCluskey prodded home a Shaun McSkimming cross for Kilmarnock’s second. When Bobby Williamson intercepted an Albert Craig back pass and ran on to round Andy Murdoch for number three in 72 minutes the match seemed over. Craig made amends when he headed home a consolation goal in 85 minutes.

Video Highlights

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Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 17 consecutive competitive appearances for Gerry Britton, 17th Apr 1993 to date. (Longest run since: Davie Irons - 32 games, 19th Jul 1992 to 2nd Feb 1993. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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