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Nice list. I´ve got hold of almost a dozen of them. Still watch them from time to time.

 

 

 

Two small points:

 

 

- The semifinal at Hampden v Rangers was never televised, was it?

 

 

- Also, I have the full 1993 demolition of Rangers at Firhill but I think that game was never shown live on tv.

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There's an article in today's Herald about Friday night televised matches, and it talks about Thistle's performances. But I've used up my Herald freebies, so only got the first few lines. Would somebody be so kind as to copy it to the forum? Thanks! Edited to add: the italics are inexplicable. Can't get rid of them.

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There's an article in today's Herald about Friday night televised matches, and it talks about Thistle's performances. But I've used up my Herald freebies, so only got the first few lines. Would somebody be so kind as to copy it to the forum? Thanks! Edited to add: the italics are inexplicable. Can't get rid of them.

 

Nowhere to hide in the glare of Friday night lights

 

 

 

Callum Baird

Friday 23 August 2013

 

There might be a downside to being the television companies' Friday night club of choice in the opening weeks of the season.

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A new deal is on the table for Steven Lawless

 

The glare of the national spotlight has inevitably focused attention on a Partick Thistle side which has performed surprisingly well since arriving in the top flight; although the surprise would only catch out those unfortunates who did not sample their free-flowing football in the first division last term.

 

"They only know how to play one way," said manager Alan Archibald of his young team. "If I tried to change it, it would probably affect them; so long may it continue. The fans realise we're a young squad, so they don't get on their backs."

Thistle's recent exposure also means their players have been in a shop window of sorts; one imagines a chairman of some up-and-coming club in Scotland or England sat on his chaise-longue with one eyebrow raised and the corner of his mouth betraying a sly smile as he taps a reminder into his smartphone. "Most of them are tied up, so they've got to pay us if they want them." Archibald warned. "Unless it's a ridiculous amount they won't be going anywhere . . . not if I've got a say in the matter."

Steven Lawless, one of the stand-out early performers, is someone Archibald is particularly keen to retain. "There's a deal on the table and we're open to speak to him," the manager said. "He's a real handful."

It is Lawless' former club, Motherwell, who await at Fir Park on Saturday. "They're a wounded animal and are probably due a win," said Archibald of a side who have suffered consecutive league losses. Thistle did not win last weekend either, though, and were left to rue missed chances after passing their way through and past an ramshackle Hearts. "They were down after the game because they thought they had thrown two points away," Archibald sa. "We watched the game again and they realised how well they'd done. There weren't a lot of negatives to do analysis with."

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Nowhere to hide in the glare of Friday night lights

 

 

 

Callum Baird

Friday 23 August 2013

 

There might be a downside to being the television companies' Friday night club of choice in the opening weeks of the season.

21951127.jpg

A new deal is on the table for Steven Lawless

 

The glare of the national spotlight has inevitably focused attention on a Partick Thistle side which has performed surprisingly well since arriving in the top flight; although the surprise would only catch out those unfortunates who did not sample their free-flowing football in the first division last term.

 

"They only know how to play one way," said manager Alan Archibald of his young team. "If I tried to change it, it would probably affect them; so long may it continue. The fans realise we're a young squad, so they don't get on their backs."

Thistle's recent exposure also means their players have been in a shop window of sorts; one imagines a chairman of some up-and-coming club in Scotland or England sat on his chaise-longue with one eyebrow raised and the corner of his mouth betraying a sly smile as he taps a reminder into his smartphone. "Most of them are tied up, so they've got to pay us if they want them." Archibald warned. "Unless it's a ridiculous amount they won't be going anywhere . . . not if I've got a say in the matter."

Steven Lawless, one of the stand-out early performers, is someone Archibald is particularly keen to retain. "There's a deal on the table and we're open to speak to him," the manager said. "He's a real handful."

It is Lawless' former club, Motherwell, who await at Fir Park on Saturday. "They're a wounded animal and are probably due a win," said Archibald of a side who have suffered consecutive league losses. Thistle did not win last weekend either, though, and were left to rue missed chances after passing their way through and past an ramshackle Hearts. "They were down after the game because they thought they had thrown two points away," Archibald sa. "We watched the game again and they realised how well they'd done. There weren't a lot of negatives to do analysis with."

Thanks, GJ.
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Nice list. I´ve got hold of almost a dozen of them. Still watch them from time to time.

 

 

 

Two small points:

 

 

- The semifinal at Hampden v Rangers was never televised, was it?

 

 

- Also, I have the full 1993 demolition of Rangers at Firhill but I think that game was never shown live on tv.

it was. u talkin about the game nerlinger scored 2 for sevco 5088? i think i might have it on vhs in my loft. they done a mad ptfc documentary at the same time. showed u all about inside firhill. then u saw thistle gettin done.i think ive defo got them in my loft Edited by The Mighty Quinn
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That St Johnstone game was absolutely dreadful, I remember watching that in the Esquire with my old man when I was a nipper.

 

Seem to remember late on in the game we got a good cross in between the keeper and the defence and a Jags player (can't remember who) was looking likely to tuck it away.

 

He must have been in two minds as to whether to head the cross or kick it as he did neither. The ball sailed across his midriff as he raised his foot and bowed his head :lol:

 

Might be remembering it completely differently though!

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it was. u talkin about the game nerlinger scored 2 for sevco 5088? i think i might have it on vhs in my loft. they done a mad ptfc documentary at the same time. showed u all about inside firhill. then u saw thistle gettin done.i think ive defo got them in my loft

 

Grasping the Thistle it was called MQ, my brother is interviewed on it slagging of the Section B

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Seem to remember late on in the game we got a good cross in between the keeper and the defence and a Jags player (can't remember who) was looking likely to tuck it away. He must have been in two minds as to whether to head the cross or kick it as he did neither. The ball sailed across his midriff as he raised his foot and bowed his head :lol: Might be remembering it completely differently though!

 

Charlie Adams was the culprit.

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