15th Sep 2001 Partick Thistle 3 Clyde 0 (SFL First Division - game 6)

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Match Information

60y, 6m, 13d			John Lambie		Allan Maitland
James McKinstry
Richard Huxford
Gerry Britton (1-0, 11 mins); James McKinstry (2-0, 34 mins); Gerry Britton (3-0, 72 mins)
Danny Lennon					Jamie Mitchell
Scott McLean (Paul Walker, 76 mins); Derek Fleming (Martin Hardie, 88 mins); James McKinstry (Richard Huxford, 90 mins)					Andy McClay (Brian Crawford, 35 mins); Brian McPhee (Stevie Convery, 65 mins)
28y, 1m, 2d			David Klein		Kevin Budinauckas former Jag
22y, 2m, 12d			James McKinstry		Darren Murray
23y, 9m, 2d			Alan Archibald		Bryan Smith
24y, 10m, 17d			Stephen Craigan		Andy Millen
29y, 4m, 2d			Scott Paterson		Alan Kernaghan
25y, 8m, 6d			Denis Connaghan		Jack Ross
30y, 10m, 26d			Gerry Britton		Andy McClay
32y, 5m, 9d			Danny Lennon		Jamie Mitchell future Jag
25y, 2m, 29d			Scott McLean		Pat Keogh future Jag
32y, 6m, 24d			Jamie Dolan		David Hagen
27y, 9m, 10d			Derek Fleming		Brian McPhee
27y, 6m, 14d
24y, 2m, 22d			Garry Gow		Bryn Halliwell future Jag
25y, 4m, 24d			Martin Hardie		Craig Cranmer
24y, 0m, 26d			Paul Walker		David Dunn
32y, 1m, 21d			Richard Huxford		Brian Crawford
23y, 6m, 29d			Murray McDowell		Stevie Convery

Match Report

TTA report

Clyde were better early on before Britton rounded the keeper for 1-0 (11). McKinstry was flattened with an elbow as the game got nasty but he got his revenge when he cut inside and cracked in a magnificent goal (34). Clyde were better after half-time and Klein had some fine saves then Britton got his 2nd with a tap-in (72).

Media report

15-Sep-2001, bbc.com

Table-topping Partick Thistle maintained their unbeaten run with a comfortable victory against Clyde. Veteran striker Gerry Britton was the star of the show for Thistle with a well-taken double to set up the win. His first goal came after only 11 minutes when he beat the offside trap to latch onto Derek Fleming's through-ball before rounding the goalkeeper and slotting home. And Partick doubled their lead after 32 minutes when Britton released James McKinstry and he curled a magnificent left foot shot high into the net. Clyde showed very little as an attacking force although they should have grabbed a lifeline just after the break when Pat Keogh headed over from close range. But the home side wrapped up the points with 18 minutes left when Britton reacted first to fire home after Danny Lennon's shot fell kindly in the area.

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Sunday Mail, 16th September, 2001

Video Highlights

Option 1: extended highlights

(credit: Scottish Television )

Option 2: shorter highlights

(credits: Alex McNeill / Partick Thistle Television )

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Stats Watch

● James McKinstry scores his first goal for Thistle.

● First sighting of a demolished North Terracing for Partick Thistle fans.

● Goalie David Klein keeps his last clean-sheet for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 4 consecutive competitive home wins; 7th Aug 2001 to date. (Longest run since: 4 wins; 10th Feb 2001 to 17th Mar 2001. Club-record: 11 wins; 26th Aug 1899 to 3rd Feb 1900.)

● 4 consecutive competitive wins, 25th Aug 2001 to date. (Longest run since: 4 wins, 7th Aug 2001 to 18th Aug 2001. Club-record: 10 wins, 22nd Oct 1932 to 26th Dec 1932.)

● 5 consecutive League wins; 11th Aug 2001 to date. (Longest run since: 5 wins; 24th Feb 2001 to 31st Mar 2001. Club-record: 12 wins; 1st Oct 1932 to 26th Dec 1932.)

● 6 competitive home games without defeat; 5th May 2001 to date. (Longest run since: 15 games; 26th Aug 2000 to 17th Mar 2001. Club-record: 20 games; 17th Dec 1988 to 18th Nov 1989.)

● 8 League games without defeat, 28th Apr 2001 to date. (Longest run since: 18 games; 30th Sep 2000 to 13th Feb 2001. Club-record: 27 games; 21st Nov 1970 to 18th Sep 1971.)

● 49 consecutive competitive appearances for Stephen Craigan, 8th Aug 2000 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Steve Welsh - 64 games, 26th Dec 1994 to 27th Apr 1996. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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