News from Partick Thistle Football Club
Forthcoming Youth Fixtures Under 19s
Sunday February 12th 2012
Partick Thistle v Alloa Athletic
Toryglen 3G
Kick-off: 10am
Under 17s
Sunday February 12th 2012
Partick Thistle v Clyde
Milton 3G
Kick-off: 2pm
Under 16s
Sunday February 12th 2012
Partick Thistle v Cowdenbeath
Milton 3G
Kick-off: 10am
Under 14s
Sunday February 12th 2012
Partick Thistle v St Mirren
Petershill Park
Kick-off: 4pm
Livingston Match Information Irn-Bru Scottish League First Division
Saturday February 11th 2012
Livingston v Partick Thistle
Kick-off: 3:00pm
Admission Prices
Adults £17
Concessions (under 16s and over 65) £7
Parent and Child £20
Please note there is no student concession.
Supporters Bus Information
City Centre Bus
The City Centre Supporters Club will be running a bus to Livingston on Saturday leaving from The Q-Club (http://tinyurl.com/yfnxgna) in St George's Road (near Woodlands Road) at 1-20pm, and The Station Bar (http://tinyurl.com/44cuf) in Port Dundas Road, Cowcaddens at 1-30pm. Seats can be booked from Duncan Murray (07979 496 154 or DMurray@clarkefire.com).
Jordanhill Bus
Jordanhill Bus for Livingston - Bus leaves Crow Road, Jordanhill Station 1.30 and Thornwood Bar 1.35. All visitors and members welcome. Advanced booking not necessary. For any bus enquiries phone Hugh on 07946 823973 / hugh.brownlie@hotmail.com or Iain on 07779 668357
North West Bus
North-West bus: Livingston. Milngavie Station at 1:00pm, Esquire House Anniesland 1:15 and Maryhill CC Halls 1:30 Seats call 01416323604 before 9:00pm.
New Loan Jag Thistle today completed the transfer, on loan to March 30th, of Hibs midfielder Sean Welsh.
Sean, 21, has progressed through the youth ranks at Easter Road although he hasn't, as yet, made the breakthrough into the Hibs first team. He has, however, had spells on loan with firstly Stenhousemuir, and in last season's First Division with Stirling Albion where he scored once from 17 first team appearances.
Said manager Jackie McNamara;
"Sean is a good passer of the ball and can play in a few positions in midfield and can score a goal or two. He will be a good addition to our squad."
Towards the end of last week two players left the Club. Iain Flannigan being released from his contract while Johnny Lindsay headed out on loan to Brechin City. Johnny though, as the manager stressed, still has a future at Firhill.
"Johnny needs game time and that is why he has gone out on loan. The form of Aaron Sinclair has made it hard for him to get into the side but in the game he did play, against Hamilton, he did well. Johnny is contracted for another year and hopefully we will see the benefit of his time out on loan when he returns."
The manager was also pleased that aforementioned Aaron Sinclair remained at Firhill during the January transfer window.
"There were a few clubs sniffing about and a few phone calls but it never came to anything. We are delighted that he will be here until the end of the season at least. He hasn't long turned full-time and he has really stepped up to the mark since he joined us last summer."
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