26th Nov 2005 Forfar Athletic 2 Partick Thistle 3 (SFL Second Division - game 15)

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Match Information

			former Jag Ray Farningham		Dick Campbell			52y, 0m, 4d
					Graham Dorrans
					Jukka Santala
Martin Cameron (3-1, 53 mins); Steven Bonar (3-2, 72 mins)					Mark Roberts (1-0, pen 26 mins); Mark Roberts (2-0, 38 mins); Graham Dorrans (3-0, 44 mins)
David McClune; Darren Gribben					David Craig; Ricky Gillies; Graham Dorrans
Eddie Forrest (@ 3-2, 87 mins)					James Gibson (@ 3-2, 76 mins)
Jon Voigt (Martin Cameron, HT); Alan Rattray (David Dunn, 73 mins)					Ricky Gillies (Sean Kilgannon, 41 mins); Stephen McConalogue (Will Snowdon, 77 mins); Graham Dorrans (Adam Strachan, 90 mins)
			François Dubourdeau		Colin Stewart			25y, 10m, 16d
			future Jag Darren Barr		Grant Murray			30y, 2m, 28d
			David Lowing		David Craig			36y, 5m, 15d
			David McClune		Billy Gibson			24y, 3m, 25d
			Alan Rattray		Marc Smyth			22y, 10m, 30d
			former Jag Eddie Forrest		Darren Brady			24y, 7m, 15d
			former Jag Ricky Waddell		James Gibson			25y, 9m, 7d
			former Jag Steven Bonar		Ricky Gillies			29y, 3m, 2d
			Barry Sellars		Graham Dorrans			18y, 6m, 21d
			Darren Gribben		Mark Roberts			30y, 0m, 28d
			Jon Voigt		Stephen McConalogue			24y, 5m, 10d
								26y, 7m, 5d
			Sean Murdoch		Kenny Arthur			26y, 11m, 19d
			Barry Donald		Sean Kilgannon			24y, 8m, 18d
			David Dunn		Adam Strachan			18y, 9m, 2d
			Aaron Conway		Jukka Santala			20y, 2m, 16d
			former Jag Martin Cameron		Will Snowdon			22y, 10m, 19d

Match Report

TTA report

9th v 4th was far too close for comfort. Thistle went ahead when Roberts scored from the spot (foul, 26). He scored again (deflected shot, 38) then Dorrans scored from 25 yards just on half-time. Goals on 53 and 72 started a panic and Gibson was red carded (76) but Thistle held out, helped by Forfar having a man sent off (87).

Media report

26-Nov-2005, bbc.com

Forfar almost completed a fine comeback after Thistle had raced into a three-goal lead. Mark Roberts opened the scoring with a 26th-minute penalty after he was fouled by Alan Rattray. Roberts added his second goal with a deflected strike 12 minutes later, before Graeme Dorrans (44) looked to have wrapped it up with a curling shot. Martin Cameron pulled a goal back from close range in the 53rd minute before Steve Bonar headed in a second. Forfar's Eddie Forrest and Partick's James Gibson were sent off in a heated last 15 minutes.

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Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 6 competitive games without defeat, 29th Oct 2005 to date. (Longest run since: 6 games, 10th Sep 2005 to 22nd Oct 2005. Joint club-record: 16 games, 15th Nov 1975 to 21st Feb 1976 & 30th Sep 2000 to 13th Jan 2001.)

● 7 competitive away games without defeat; 10th Sep 2005 to date. (Longest run since: 7 games; 7th Oct 2000 to 2nd Jan 2001. Club-record: 11 games; 29th Sep 1962 to 14th Mar 1963.)

● 8 away League games without defeat; 30th Apr 2005 to date. (Longest run since: 9 games; 7th Oct 2000 to 13th Feb 2001. Club-record: 13 games; 5th Dec 1970 to 11th Sep 1971.)

● 14 consecutive League games in which Thistle have scored; 13th Aug 2005 to date. (Longest run since: 14 games; 1st May 2004 to 16th Oct 2004. Club-record: 28 games; 11th Jan 1896 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 18 consecutive competitive games in which Thistle have scored; 13th Aug 2005 to date. (Longest run since: 20 games; 26th Aug 2000 to 13th Jan 2001. Club-record: 36 games; 11th Jan 1896 to 4th Sep 1897.)

● 21 consecutive competitive appearances for Grant Murray & Ricky Gillies (a new personal best), 30th Jul 2005 to date. (Longest run since: Darren Brady - 21 games, 12th Feb 2005 to 17th Sep 2005. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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