27th Aug 2005 Partick Thistle 1 Raith Rovers 3 (SFL Second Division - game 4)

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Match Information

51y, 9m, 5d			Dick Campbell		Gordon Dalziel former Jag
Mark Roberts
James Gibson
Darren Brady (1-1, 27 mins)					Paul McManus (0-1, 8 mins); Chris McLeod (1-2, 75 mins); Brian Fairbairn (1-3, 77 mins)
Jukka Santala					Chris McLeod; Willie Lyle
Sean Kilgannon (Andy S. Gibson, 22 mins); Stevie Nicholas (Adam Strachan, 80 mins); Ricky Gillies (Stephen McConalogue, 80 mins)					Scott Crabbe (Brian Fairbairn, 71 mins); Paul McManus (Eddie Annand, 85 mins)
26y, 8m, 20d			Kenny Arthur		Ally Brown
29y, 11m, 29d			Grant Murray		Todd Lumsden
22y, 7m, 20d			Will Snowdon		Chris McLeod
19y, 11m, 17d			Jukka Santala		Paul Hilland
22y, 8m, 0d			Marc Smyth		Laurie Ellis
29y, 8m, 29d			Scott McCulloch		Willie Lyle former Jag
24y, 4m, 16d			Darren Brady		Iain Davidson
29y, 0m, 3d			Ricky Gillies		Chris Silvestro
24y, 1m, 19d			Stevie Nicholas		Mark Crilly
29y, 9m, 29d			Mark Roberts		Scott Crabbe
24y, 5m, 19d			Sean Kilgannon		Paul McManus
25y, 9m, 10d
25y, 7m, 17d			Colin Stewart		Stuart Hall
23y, 5m, 25d			Andy S. Gibson		Neil Jablonski
18y, 6m, 3d			Adam Strachan		Stephen Tulloch
31y, 8m, 22d			Derek Fleming		Brian Fairbairn
24y, 2m, 11d			Stephen McConalogue		Eddie Annand former Jag

Match Report

TTA report

Rovers scored (8) but a close-range header by Brady made it 1-1 (27). With Thistle looking comfortable, 2 goals from individual errors turned the tables - a header from a cross (75) and a 25-yard drive (77). But for Arthur late on it might have been worse. Thistle trooped off to a chorus of boos.

Media report

27-Aug-2005, bbc.com

Two goals within a minute in the second half enabled Raith to take the spoils. Raith's Paul McManus blasted in the first after eight minutes, before Darren Brady's diving header levelled the scores after 26 minutes. The second half was a tame affair until the match swung in Raith's favour in the 75th minute. Chris McLeod rose at the far post to head home a McManus cross and straight afterwards, substitute Brian Fairbairn curled home a shot from 10 yards.

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BBC, 27th August, 2005

PTFC Website, 27th August, 2005

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 19 consecutive competitive appearances for Stephen McConalogue, 29th Jan 2005 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Kenny Arthur - 31 games, 4th Sep 2004 to 2nd Apr 2005. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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