29th Apr 2006 Dumbarton 2 Partick Thistle 3 (SFL Second Division - game 36)

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Match Information

			Paul Martin		Dick Campbell			52y, 5m, 7d
					James Gibson; Billy Gibson
					Will Snowdon; Sean Kilgannon
Andy Rodgers (0-1, 40 mins); Andy Rodgers (0-2, 41 mins)					Stephen McConalogue (1-2, 55 mins); Mark Roberts (2-2, 69 mins); Stephen McConalogue (3-2, 87 mins)
Jamie Smith; Craig Winter; Ryan Borris; John Gemmell; John Dillon					James Gibson; Billy Gibson
Paul McQuilken (Danny Ferry, 65 mins); Robert Walker (John Dillon, 65 mins)					Adam Strachan (Stevie Nicholas, 80 mins)
			Steve Grindlay		Kenny Arthur			27y, 4m, 22d
			Robert Walker		Grant Murray			30y, 8m, 0d
			former Jag Kevin Gaughan		Scott McCulloch			30y, 5m, 0d
			former Jag Jamie Smith		Darren Brady			25y, 0m, 18d
			Craig Winter		Marc Smyth			23y, 4m, 2d
			Ryan Borris		David Craig			36y, 10m, 18d
			former Jag John Gemmell		James Gibson			26y, 2m, 10d
			former Jag Graham Connell		Billy Gibson			24y, 8m, 28d
			Paul McQuilken		Stephen McConalogue			24y, 10m, 13d
			Andy Rodgers		Mark Roberts			30y, 6m, 0d
			Chris Boyle		Adam Strachan			19y, 2m, 5d
								27y, 2m, 14d
			John Wight		Colin Stewart			26y, 3m, 19d
			Danny Ferry		Sean Kilgannon			25y, 1m, 21d
			John Dillon		Stevie Nicholas			24y, 9m, 21d
			David McNaught		Will Snowdon			23y, 3m, 22d
			Chris Gentile		Sandy Hodge			25y, 6m, 25d

Match Report

TTA report

Chance after chance went begging until Thistle went 1-down to bottom club Dumbarton when a corner was only partly cleared (40) then Smyth was out-paced for the 2nd (41). McConalogue slotted home a Gibson pass (55), Roberts made it 2-2 (69) then McConalogue got the winner (87) on the angle.

Media report

29-Apr-2006, bbc.com

Dumbarton slipped through the trap door into Division Three - squandering a two-goal lead at home to Partick. Andy Rodgers stunned the Glasgow Jags after blasting in two goals within a minute to give Dumbarton the lead. Stephen McConalogue reduced Dumbarton's lead when he connected with Billy Gibson's cross after 55 minutes. Mark Roberts levelled from close range, before McConalogue took advantage of a blunder by 'keeper Steven Grindlay to roll the ball into an empty net.

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PTFC Website, 29th April, 2006

Stats Watch

ongoing sequences:

● 47 consecutive competitive appearances for Grant Murray, 30th Jul 2005 to date, a new personal best. (Longest run since: Alex Burns - 48 games, 27th Mar 2002 to 24th May 2003. Club-record: Johnny Jackson - 313 games, 28th Aug 1926 to 25th Mar 1933.)

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