10th Dec 2005 Stenhousemuir 1 Partick Thistle 4 (Scottish Cup 2nd Round)

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Match Information

			former Jag Des McKeown		Dick Campbell			52y, 0m, 18d
					James Gibson; Jukka Santala
					David Craig; Graham Dorrans
Michael Renwick (0-1, 55 secs)					Scott McCulloch (1-1, 26 mins); Ricky Gillies (2-1, 42 mins); Jukka Santala (3-1, 79 mins); Stephen McConalogue (4-1, 85 mins)
					Grant Murray; Jukka Santala
Craig Menzies (Frank Carroll, 78 mins); Thomas Sinclair (David Templeton, 2nd half)					Sean Kilgannon (David Craig, 55 mins); Jukka Santala (Adam Strachan, 87 mins); Stephen McConalogue (Andy S. Gibson, 89 mins)
			Willie McCulloch		Colin Stewart			25y, 11m, 0d
			Michael Renwick		Grant Murray			30y, 3m, 11d
			Paul Murphy		Scott McCulloch			30y, 0m, 11d
			former Jag John Paul McBride		Darren Brady			24y, 7m, 29d
			Joe McAlpine		Marc Smyth			22y, 11m, 13d
			Robbie Henderson		Billy Gibson			24y, 4m, 9d
			former Jag Paul McGrillen		James Gibson			25y, 9m, 21d
			Colin Cramb		Ricky Gillies			29y, 3m, 16d
			Craig Menzies		Jukka Santala			20y, 3m, 0d
			Jim Mercer		Stephen McConalogue			24y, 5m, 24d
			Thomas Sinclair		Sean Kilgannon			24y, 9m, 2d
								25y, 8m, 15d
			Chris Fahey		Kenny Arthur			27y, 0m, 3d
			David McInally		David Craig			36y, 5m, 29d
			John McKeown		Adam Strachan			18y, 9m, 16d
			David Templeton		Andy S. Gibson			23y, 9m, 8d
			Frank Carroll		Will Snowdon			22y, 11m, 3d

Match Report

TTA report

Stenhousemuir (1st in Div 3) scored from a poorly defended corner (55 secs). It should have been 2-0 but eventually a McCulloch 20-yard free-kick levelled (26). Thistle were seldom in trouble after that and Gillies made it 2-1 just before half-time. Santala at the back post (79) and McConalogue (85) made things safe.

Media report

10-Dec-2005, bbc.com

Thistle came back from a goal down to knock Stenny out of the Scottish Cup. The hosts opened the scoring after 55 seconds, Michael Renwick driving the ball into the net. Scott McKellar's 26th minute free kick levelled the scores, before Ricky Gillies fired in the second after beating the offside trap. Duke Gekantawa slotted home Stephen McConalogue's cross to make it 3-1, with McConalogue himself wrapping things up with five minutes remaining.

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BBC, 10th December, 2005

PTFC Website, 10th December, 2005

Stats Watch

● 23-year-old Andy S. Gibson plays his last game for Thistle.

● Ricky Gillies scores his last goal for Thistle.

ongoing sequences:

● 20 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.)

● 23 consecutive competitive appearances for Grant Murray & Ricky Gillies (a new personal best), 30th Jul 2005 to date. (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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