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Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and James Cairney of thethistle1876.substack.com are here to dissect our 1-0 victory away to Morton at Cappielow.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to dissect the League Cup group stage, look forward to our trip to Cappielow, discuss the recent signings and put Lightning McQueen on fraud watch?
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Steve Clark and Jamie McDonald get off their Benidorm sun loungers and back on the airwaves for a new Partick Thistle season. We discuss transfer ins and outs, preview the League Cup group stage, and play everyone's most tolerated annual traditions, Likely/Unlikely.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and James Cairney are here for another installment of our summer Thistle Years series. This year, they cast their eye over both of Ian McCall's spells in the Firhill dugout.Now he's thinkin' 'bout me every night, ohIs it that sweet? I guess soSay you can't sleep, baby, I knowThat's that Ian McCall.
With the Jags on holiday, DLD are here to pass the time with some off-season content. Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Alan Holloway are here to take the blazers upstairs to task and discuss the laws of football. First, they each give an example of a time the Jags have fallen foul of the rules, before each picking three legislative changes they would enact.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Master of American Letters Jonny Tweedie gather to discuss the recent four part Partick Thistle documentary One Team In Glasgow, available now on STV Player. Then, David catches up with director Sam Neave to chat about the making of the series.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here to discuss our season-ending defeat to St. Mirren, look to the future, and dish out the 25/26 DLD Awards.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 1-1 draw in the first leg of the Premiership play off final, before previewing the second leg on Monday.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 2-1 second leg win over Dunfermline as well as the new Thistle documentary on STV Player, One Team In Glasgow.Make sure to listen right to the end for a treat!
Ahead of this week's play off against Dunfermline, David Forrest spoke to former Thistle pitchside cameraman Ewan Waddell for the latest installment of the Maryhill Moments series, looking this time at our memorable play off demolition of Queen's Park from May 2023.
Matt Greer, Jamie McDonald, Steve Clark and Aaron Richardson are here to analyse our 0-0 draw with Queen's Park, look forward to the playoffs and, of course, laugh at Ross County.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and James Cairney are here to try and find anything to talk about from our dull as dishwater 0-0 draw away to Arbroath.
Matt Greer, Jamie McDonald, Aaron Richardson and Steve Clark are here to commiserate the end of our title charge after our 2-2 draw to Airdrie.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane are here to deliberate over our 2-0 win against Dunfermline on Saturday,
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 1-1 draw with Ayr United, the title race and Jamie's sleep paralysis demon - Ross Hardie.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, James Cairney and Ross Alexander are here for the third instalment of Room 1876, where they look to consign another set of Thistle irritations into the dustbin of history.
James Cairney, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Steve Clark are here to dissect our 3-1 win over Ross County and St Johnstone dropping points at home to Queen’s Park.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 0-0 draw at home to St Johnstone and our combo-breaking 2-0 win away to Raith Rovers.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here to chat our last gasp win over Morton from Friday and preview our upcoming top of the table clash with St Johnstone.
Intrepid traveller David Forrest sets sail on the high seas, with the assistance of many other explorers along the way. and takes his life into his own hands by visiting Greenock on the Kilcreggan ferry as Mark Wilson's swashbuckling Partick Thistle side take on Morton back in October 2025.
With several panellists cup tied, it's a three man line-up this week as Matt Greer, David Forrest and Reiss Haldane discuss our Scottish Cup Quarter Final exit to St Mirren.
The first of a heady three episode week for Draw, Lose or Draw, Matt Greer, David Forrest, Tom Hosie and Aaron Richardson are here to run down our ten favourite times we triumphed over Saturday's opponents Greenock Morton.
Relive intrepid voyagers David and Matt’s recent trip to the last citadel that is Elgin when Partick Thistle played their first ever competitive game at Borough Briggs in the Scottish Cup Fifth Round.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, James Cairney and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 0-0 draw with Arbroath and look forward to our date with destiny against St Mirren in the Scottish Cup Quarter Finals.
As we prepare for our Scottish Cup Quarter Final against St Mirren on Sunday, David chats to Andrew Holloway about our greatest ever trip to Paisley from 2002, when John Lambie’s Jags secured the First Division title and back-to-back promotions.
Heather Holloway, David, Jamie McDonald and Steve Clark are here to discuss our 1-0 win over Airdrieonians, our 2-2 draw away to Dunfermline, Partick Thistle’s 150th Anniversary, and DLD’s 6th Birthday.
No game means no weekly pod this week, but fear not DLD heads, as we celebrate Partick Thistle's 150th Anniversary with the second episode of Room 1876. Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Steve Clark convene court to put their biggest Jags irritations on trial, with the hope of consigning them to the abyss forever.
Matt Greer, David, Reiss Haldane and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 3-2 win at Elgin Away. Also, Matt and David's day up at Borough Briggs is documented in TRAVEL JAGS VIII: A COLD DAY IN ELGIN.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Steve Clark are here to discuss our fighting 2-2 draw away to St Johnstone, the title race, Stevie Lawless departing the club, and preview our trip to Elgin.
As we prepare for our first ever competitive fixture against Elgin on Saturday, David delves into our history with the Morayshire side.
Matt Greer, David, Heather Holloway and Steve Clark are here to discuss our win 2-1 over Ayr United and look forward to Friday's titanic top of the table tussle with St Johnstone.
In the second of two reuploaded Travel Jags editions today, Matt and David return to Dingwall, this time in August 2025. This time, though, it's seperately, with Matt being accompanied by his faithful sherpa Jonny Tweedie.
Matt Greer, David Forrest and James Cairney are here to discuss our Challenge Cup exit to Inverness, our 3-1 win over Montrose in the Scottish Cup, and of course Elgin Away.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here to ruminate on our 2-0 defeat up in Dingwall.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Aaron Richardson and Marc Wallace for the first of a new/entirely stolen podcast format, ROOM 1876. Matt, David, Aaron and Marc each pick two irritations they have about the Jags and try to convince the rest of the panel to consign them to the shadow realm once and for all.
Ahead of our fixture/postponement against Ross County in Dingwall later today, get in the mood/fill the void with the first of two rereleased Travel Jags segments up there. The first one, recorded in January 2024 sees Matt Greer and David Forrest travel up together.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here for the first time in 2026 to briefly touch on our 2-2 draw away to QP before moving on to Saturday's riproaring 3-2 comeback win over Morton.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Steve Clark and Aaron Richardson are here to mull over our 0-0 draw with Raith Rovers, look forward to our festive trip to Lesser Hampden to face QP, and of course chat about Christmas.
David Forrest, Matt Greer and Jonathan Tweedie embark on a trip to Arbroath for the latest instalment of Travel Jags, alongside a cavalcade of friends, in the second part of Draw, Lose or Draw's 300th episode..
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are live in the studio once again to celebrate 300 episodes of DLD and look back at our 2-1 defeat away to Arbroath.
Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald, James Cairney and Steve Clark are here to chat about our 0-0 draw with Ayr and the late postponement of our Challenge Cup tie against Cove Rangers.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our Scottish Cup win over Forfar and talk all things Bridies.
As Thistle prepare for a trip to Angus tomorrow, David Forrest spoke to Erik Geddes to look back on another memorable Thistle game against Forfar Athletic, when 10.000 people packed into Firhill to see the Jags finally return to the top flight after a decade's absence.
Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald and James Cairney are here to chat about our two wins over St Johnstone and Dunfermline.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here for an episode recorded before Scotland's unbelievable win over Denmark, looking back at Stevie Lawless' Testimonial last Friday and previewing our top-of-the-table clash against St Johnstone on Saturday. Also, Matt catches up with St Johnstone fan Blair Kaylor to get the view from a Saints perspective as well as Tom Hosie to find out about a whirlwind week for the Partick Thistle Women's Team.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Steve Clark are here to chew over our last gasp equaliser against Airdrie.Also, to mark Stevie Lawless' testimonial at Firhill tomorrow night against St Mirren, we've also included audio from this week's press conference where Stevie spoke to various members of the media including David and DLD comrade James Cairney.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Aaron Richardson are here to lord it up, after our 5-0 battering of Queen's Park.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by our resident grimoire guru Marc Wallace for the sixth Draw, Lose or Draw Halloween Spooktacular. This year, we are investigating paranormal activity and building the ultimate Partick Thistle Ghost XI.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here to discuss the end of our undefeated streak after a 2-0 loss at Kirkcaldy.
After no podcast last week, DLD are back with a double, nay, triple dunt of Wilsonball goodness. First up, Matt Greer is joined by David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to give their tepid cold takes from a week ago on our 1-1 draw against Morton at Cappielow. Then, Matt rolls the changes with Heather Holloway, Steve Clark and Tom Hosie stepping in to discuss our two huge home wins over Ross County and Ayr United.
Heather Holloway, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to dissect our 1-1 draw against Arbroath in Style.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Aaron Richardson are here to look back on our two away wins at Dunfermline and Queen's Park.
Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane, James Cairney and Steve Clark are here to dissect our 4-0 loss to Celtic in the League Cup Quarter Finals.
David Forrest embarks on a quest to figure out exactly how to beat Celtic ahead of our Premier Sports Cup clash at Firhill on Sunday. With help from journalist Gaby McKay, Aberdeen podcaster Richard Hay and Alan Holloway, he will map out the ten steps you need to take to defeat the green and white menace.
Heather Holloway, David Forrest, Jack Carson and Erik Geddes are here to chat about our sensational comeback win against Airdrie and get the warpaint ahead of the visit of Celtic on Sunday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Aaron Richardson have no game to discuss so they're off the leash and talking absolute shite, some of it about Partick Thistle.
Matt Greer, Jamie McDonald, Steve Clark and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 3-2 win over Raith Rovers.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane are here to dissect our excellent 3-1 win away to Ross County.Then, Matt and David are joined by intrepid explorer Jonathan Tweedie for TRAVEL JAGS VI: DOUBLE DINGERS.
Heather Holloway, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 3-0 win over Ayr United, Stuart Bannigan's booking, and of course, the Taylor Swift podcast that dropped. Also, Matt Greer speaks to Tom Hosie and Kieran Tuohy about Partick Thistle Women's start to life after Brian Graham.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and James Cairney are here to shoot from the hip about our brutal 1-1 draw at home to Morton.
This is the second part of Matt Greer's chat with Tony Kinnear, who was a member of Thistle's scouting team for over 10 years.
Matt Greer. David Forrest, Steve Clark and Erik Geddes are here to discuss our chastening 5-1 opening day defeat away to St Johnstone.
Matt Greer is in conversation with former Partick Thistle head scout Tony Kinnear for an interesting chat about the club's scouting process, and Tony's memories from his time at the club. This is the first part, the second part will be up next week!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Steve Clark and Aaron Richardson are here to discuss our 100% record in the League Cup Group Stages, and preview our league opener against St Johnstone in Perth on Saturday.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to review our pre-season games, discuss signings, and look ahead to our League Cup campaign which starts on Friday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Steve Clark have got themselves off of the sun loungers and back into the saddle for an emergency podcast to cover the absolute shitshow that has been Partick Thistle's June so far.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, James Cairney and Aaron Richardson are back for another much-loved Retro Season Review. This time around, we are diving into the feculent morass that was the 2019/20 season.Penicuik at home! Scott Fox not coming off his line! The 9-1 against Clyde! Mitch Austin! All the stars are here!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald convene to discuss our play off exit to Livingston, evaluate the season as a whole, hand out End of Season Awards and look forward to next season in Likely/Unlikely.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Steve Clark are here to discuss our 2-0 loss to Livi in the play offs.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Gavin Dunbar are here to discuss our sensational 2-0 play off win over Ayr.
Ahead of tonight's big play off clash against Ayr, Connor Steel looks back with David Forrest at our last trip to Somerset Park in the play offs, back in 2023.
Matt Greer. David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Steve Clark are here to discuss our first leg loss to Ayr United, in shocking audio quality. Sorry about that. We promise it'll be better next season when we're in the Premiership.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 1-0 win over Livingston and preview our Play-Off Quarter Final with Ayr United.
Matt Greer. Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Connor Steel get together to chat about our sensational 2-1 win over Falkirk.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway and Steve Clark are here to talk about our malfunction at the junction at East End Park, a 0-0 draw against Dunfermline.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here to analyse our 2-1 loss to Hamilton.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 2-1 loss to Airdrie.
Matt Greer is your host for the 2025 Draw, Lose or Draw Quiz. Defending champion Tom Hosie looks to retain his crown against this year's competitors Reiss Haldane, Cathal Low, Alan Holloway and David Forrest.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Steve Clark are here to talk about our brave, brave boy Dan O'Reilly and our 1-0 win over Morton at Cappielow.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Mr. Jagalytics Steve Clark are here to discuss our 0-0 draw with Raith Rovers,
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane get together to discuss our 2-0 win over Ayr United.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our lord and saviour Alex Jakubiak and his part in our 2-0 win over Queen's Park at Hampden on Tuesday.
Ahead of our game against Queens Park at Hampden on Tuesday, intrepid travellers David Forrest, Matt Greer and Wilfred Greer go on a trek around the four Hampden sites, as well as other notable Southside footballing locations, discussing Partick Thistle's best games there through the ages.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane get together in person to discuss Friday's 1-1 draw with Livingston.
Heather Holloway, Matt Greer, David Forrest and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss the first game of Brian Graham's managerial tenure, a 1-1 draw at home to Airdrie.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Rhys Jenkins and Steve Clark of the Jagalytics blog to deep dive into the data for an analytics pod covering the team this season vs. last season, the impact of Harry Milne's departure, the new Sporting Director role and much, much more.
A podcast of two halves this week.First up, Heather Holloway, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald gather for an emergency podcast to discuss the news that manager Kris Doolan has departed the club which broke after our original recording.Then, Matt Greer joins for a podcast recorded on Monday to discuss the 3-0 loss to Raith Rovers.
Matt Greer. Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald get together to discuss our 5-2 loss to Falkirk, preview our trip to Raith, and discuss QP's win over Rangers, which we definitely aren't massively jealous of.
Heather Holloway is joined by David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our 2-2 draw with Morton, and look at our transfer business on deadline day.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald gather to discuss our shitshow 2-1 loss away to Ayr.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to celebrate not only our 250th episode, but Draw, Lose or Draw's fifth birthday as we discuss our Top 5 Goals, Games, Players and Football Scrans of the DLD era, with a bonus freestyle Top 5 from each contributor at the end. Join us as we celebrate a half decade of the podcast that has been described as "a football podcast, but they only talk a bit about football, it always ends up on something bizarre"
Matt Greer and David Forrest look back on Partick Thistle Women's year since defeating Hibs in the Sky Sports Cup Semi Final, with a slew of guests. PTWFC players Carla Boyce and Demi Falconer, manager Brian Graham, assistant manager Ross Stormonth, treasurer Neil Struthers, fan Vinny Ferguson and Lindsay Hamilton from Glasgow Football Tours discuss Thistle, the SWPL, and the Women's Game.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane get the three bars on the fire and turn the radiators up to max as they discuss our 2-1 win in the grim, frostbitten kingdom of Hamilton.
Ahead of our clash with Ayr at Somerset Park, intrepid traveller David Forrest is back with another instalment of the Travel Jags series. David, along with fellow journeymen Dave McCluskey, Ewan Nicol, Kieran Ashton and Smurph "Steven Murphy" Smurph head to the seaside to find out just how good an away day Ayr really is. Bowling balls, laser guns, lucky ducks and slides. They're all here and more!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway discuss our three games against QP, Morton and Dunfermline.
After a disastrous lost live recording last week, Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our games against Airdrie and Livingston before indulging in a Christmas-themed random tombola of Thistle talking points.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane are here to discuss our piss-boiling 1-0 win over Ayr.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our Scottish Cup penalty shootout loss to Queens Park.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 5-1 win over Hamilton
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 1-1 draw at home to Raith Rovers and look forward to the visit of Hamilton to Firhill on Saturday.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Tom Hosie are here to chat our 1-0 win over Dunfermline and preview the visit of Raith Rovers to Firhill.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway are here to discuss our 1-0 win over Queens Park at Hampden, before looking at our Scottish Cup draw, where we were handed a rare tie against Queens Park at Hampden.
It's the most wonderful time of the year, as DLD returns for a fifth instalment of our annual Halloween Spooktacular. Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by DLD's resident crypt keeper Marc Wallace as well as trainee ghoul Aaron Richardson to build an XI side comprising the worst individual performances by a Partick Thistle player in each position. Abandon all hope ye who enter here.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 2-1 won over Airdrie and preview the Battle for Glasgow against Queen's Park.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway gather to discuss our 1-1 draw with Falkirk and, most important of all, overrate and underrated confectionary.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and James Cairney are here to commiserate our shockingly bad 1-0 loss to Hamilton.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to chat our 1-0 win over Dunfermline Athletic, preview our trip to Hamilton, and discuss the validity of "the fake 42".
It's sicko season at DLD as Matt Greer indulges his love for shotstoppers with a 45-minute longread chronicling every goalkeeper to play for Thistle over the last 10 years.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Tom Hosie are here to chat our 1-1 draw withAyr, preview Dunfermline’s visit to Firhill, Kanayo Megwa’s signing, a PTWFC round-up and tv plot changes.
Heather Holloway, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald convene to commiserate our ridiculous loss to Alloa in the Challenge Cup.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane join to discuss our first league win over the season against Queen's Park, before previewing our SPFL Trust Trophy clash with Alloa Athletic on Saturday.
DLD looks ahead to Partick Thistle Women’s return to Maryhill on Sunday against Aberdeen as David Forrest was invited to Firhill this week to chat to PTWFC striker Tiree Burchill and PTWFC Manager and Men’s striker Brian Graham. Pick up your FREE tickets for Sunday’s clash against Aberdeen on the Fanbase app or https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=6977
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 2-1 loss to Falkirk. Also, Matt chats to QP fan Duncan Raeburn ahead of Saturday's Glasgow Derby, before Lynsey Kane joins him to discuss Thistle Women's big homecoming to Firhill.Pick up your FREE tickets for Sunday’s clash against Aberdeen on the Fanbase app or https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=6977
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to talk the season so far look ahead to Saturday against Falkirk.David is then joined by John McInally and Ross Wayne from the Falkirk Daft podcast to talk about Falkirk ahead of our trip to Grangemouth.Tom Hosie fills us in with a full time match report on Thistle Women's midweek win over Spartans while David discuss the recent change of venue for Thistle Women.Then we choose our Right Player Wrong Time XI, before rounding off with some general fascinations and frustrations about football.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Tom Hosie are here to discuss our 1-0 loss to Raith.
Matt Greer is joined by Tom Hosie, Caitlin Rose and Lynsey Kane to preview the season as Partick Thistle Women begin their SWPL Premier League campaign on Sunday 1PM at Lochburn Park against Hibs.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway gather to discuss our 0-0 opening day draw with Morton and talk about how we are definitely winning the league.
After 215 episodes on Skype, DLD is finally live and in person again, as Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald come together in the hallowed halls of Glasgow Caledonian University to discuss Partick Thistle's exit from the League Cup, our tiff with the SFA, and decide on our One Season Wonder XI, a team of players we loved who only played in one season with the Jags
In lieu of a weekly pod this week, David Forrest brings you a solo pod, the first in his "Partick Thistle Obscura" series. Ahead of tomorrow's League Cup tie against Ian McCall's Clyde team, he looks at Partick Thistle's games against teams where McCall has been in the opposition dugout.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to chat our 3-2 win over Montrose, preview our trip to Meadowbank on Saturday, and talk about what TV shows they'd like to watch on the big screen in the pub.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald, Heather Holloway (with a cameo from special guest Wilfred Greer) are here for another season DLD, previewing our League Cup group stage campaign, assessing our chances of winning the Championship this year, and generally muse on how we are so back.
Matt Greer is joined by ex-Partick Thistle and new Falkirk goalkeeper Jamie Sneddon for a lengthy chat about his time at Firhill, goalkeeper mentality, fighting for the number 1 jersey, training, his goal at Cove, his favourite saves and, of course, the SAS training day.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jack Carson are here, and they all have Euros fever. We build an XI of Scotland national team players who have played in a notable game against Thistle, discussing each game, whilst also chatting about Scotland, the Euros and what our plans are for Germany. COME ON SCOTLAND!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, James Cairney and Aaron Richardson are here for the second edition of our Thistle Years series, this time looking at what is quite possibly the most insane season to ever befall a football club. They go through such landmark moments as Jack Storer vs. Morton, Cammy Bell vs. Morton, Scott Tiffoney vs. Morton, and Kris Doolan vs, Morton.Get your combat gear on, phone your employment lawyer, and enjoy.
In the second of our "Maryhill Moments" series, Ian MacKinnon talks us through his memories of Peter Lindau Day, when the One Swede In Glasgow scored a hat trick against Stirling Albion at Forthbank to clinch the 2000/01 Second Division title.
Matt Greer, Tom Hosie, Kieran Tuohy and Carlisle's greatest export since Jimmy Glass, Imogen Longcake are here to review Partick Thistle Women's 23/24 Season, as well as hand out our annual awards.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane are here to dicsuss our play-off semi final exit to Raith Rovers, discuss the season as a whole, dish out player report cards and determine the winners of the 5th Annual DLD Jaggies Awards.
Draw, Lose or Draw are gripped by election fever as our election correspondent Matt Greer chats to Davie Brown, Jamie McDonald, Caitlyn Rose and Derek McLeish, the four candidates in the ongoing Jags Foundation board elections. TJF members have been sent an email with further information about our TJF Board elections. There is a ballot to allocate three three-year terms of office and one one-year term. Candidate statements from all four candidates are available on the TJF website. Voting period is between 22nd and 29th May.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 2-1 semi-final loss at home to Raith Rovers on Tuesday.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald and Ken Boswell are here to chat our 2-1 play off win over Airdrieonians. Matt then chats to Raith Rovers fan Robbie Weir from the Oh No No No Podcast ahead of Tuesday's semi final clash against the Kirkcaldy side.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss out 2-2 draw in the first leg of the play-off quarter finals against Airdrie.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway get together to discuss our non-event 0-0 draw with Ayr, before briefly touching on Friday's game on Trophy Night at Tannadice, before previewing the play-off ties against Airdrie. Airdrie Fan and Only The Lonely Podcast Host Colin Telford joins us to discuss the play-offs from a Diamonds perspective.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway get together to discuss our non-event 0-0 draw with Ayr, before briefly touching on Friday's game on Trophy Night at Tannadice, before previewing the play-off ties against Airdrie. Airdrie Fan and Only The Lonely Podcast Host Colin Telford joins us to discuss the play-offs from a Diamonds perspective.
Matt Greer, Jamie McDonald, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway are here to discuss our 4-0 demolition of Airdrie on Saturday and preview this weekend's fixture against Ayr.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway are here to try and somehow chat for an hour about our 0-0 draw with Raith Rovers, before resorting to the dreaded mailbag.Draw, Lose or Draw are hosting our third Quiz Night on the 22nd of April at Coopers Bar on Great Western Road. £5 a head, maximum team of six, all proceeds going to the Partick Thistle Charitable Trust. 8PM start.
Matt Greer is joined by Jags Foundation board members Heather Holloway, Stuart Goldie and Graeme Cowie to discuss the upcoming TJF board elections, what changes TJF has seen in their board tenure, what the elections mean for the club and how you can get involved.The election period will formally commence on Wednesday 1st May 2024. To be eligible to stand and/or vote in the election, you must be a TJF member on that date and over the age of 16.All members will be given a link to a nomination form on Wednesday 1st May 2024. They will then have until the end of Wednesday 15th May 2024 to submit or withdraw their candidacy.All candidates will be invited to submit a candidate statement (up to 200 words) and profile picture, for communication to the membership.If you’re thinking about getting involved, but want to know more about what the role entails, drop them an email at membership@thejagsfoundation.co.uk or ask one of the board members for a chat at a game later in April.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our 1-1 draw with Dunfermline and the long term injury to Stevie Lawless which will rule him out to 2025.Draw, Lose or Draw are hosting our third Quiz Night on the 22nd of April at Coopers Bar on Great Western Road. £5 a head, maximum team of six, all proceeds going to the Partick Thistle Charitable Trust.
Draw, Lose or Draw celebrates 200 (ish) episodes with a very special episode on Celebrity Jags fans. Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Mhairi Black and Adam "Old Firm Facts" Miller to lay down their verdict on ten famous personalities, all with a Jags connection of sorts. Who is a proper Jags fan? Who is a plastic that turns up for the big days out only? Who actually has a big team? Find out on Draw, Lose or Draw 200!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald gather to discuss our 1-0 win over Inverness from the weekend.
In what is most probably our most self-indulgent and needless episode yet, Travel Jags returns for a day at DLD's favourite away day, Arbroath. Join David Forrest, Steven "Smurph" Murphy, Ewan Nicol and Dave McCluskey as they paint the town red and try to win the elusive skeleton goblet at Pleasureland Arcade.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Tom Hosie are to pick the bones of one of the all time weekends, with a 1-0 win at Arbroath for the men on Saturday, before the Sky Sports Women's Cup Final at Tynecastle on Sunday.
In case you've been living under a rock, WE ARE IN AN ACTUAL CUP FINAL ON SUNDAY. To preview our Women's mammoth Sky Sports Cup Final clash against Rangers at Tynecastle on Sunday, Matt Greer caught up with Tom Hosie, Vinny Ferguson and Kieran Tuohy to chat the Women's Team going into the big game, while David Forrest catches up with semi final goalscorer Rosie Slater and Women's Manager/Men's Striker Brian Graham.Say your prayers, sort out your karma, donate to a good cause, feed the pigeons for Lambie, wear your lucky shirt, complete your matchday rituals and most important of all... BELIEVE.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to chat about our 2-1 win over Morton, before previewing our big weekend ahead at Arbroath and Tynecastle.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway are here to briefly touch on our two games against QP and Raith Rovers before diving head first into Kate Middleton conspiracy discussion.
As the excitement ramps up for the Sky Sports League Cup Final, we bring you the first in an ongoing series entitled ”Maryhill Moments”.Tom Hosie takes us through his memories of the last time we beat Rangers, played at Firhill on the 4th of May 1993.Tickets for the Sky Sports Cup Final are available at www.eticketing.co.uk/heartofmidlothianPrices are just £8 for adults and £1 for concessions (under-18s, over-65s, and supporters with a disability) and £15 for a family of four (two adults and two children). There will be no formal segregation at the match and the SWPL is encouraging fans of women’s football and all clubs to attend one of the most important and iconic matches of the season. Thistle fans can choose to sit with their fellow fans by purchasing tickets in Sections R, S & T.
Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Rhys Jenkins convene to discuss our 4-3 loss to Ayr and 1-1 draw with Dundee United.
David Forrest and Steven "Smurph" Murphy grab their Indiana Jones hats and embark on an adventure through the streets of Partick, hunting down all five of Partick Thistle's former grounds in the area, along with some other notable footballing points of interest.
Matt Greer. David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald are here to dissect yet another shambolic performance at the back in our 3-1 defeat at home to Dunfermline.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway and Kirstin Fraser assemble to build an XI out of the biggest Spice Boys in Partick Thistle history.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to chat our 3-3 draw with Inverness.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway gather to discuss our exit from the Scottish Cup at the hands of Livingston. Also, Tom Hosie and Ross Nisbet pop in to discuss a fare more positive result, as the women's team held Rangers to a 0-0 draw at Petershill on Sunday.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jags Foundation chair and former club board member Andrew Holloway to discuss his early days as a Thistle fan, being a part of TJF, the fan ownership battle, and what being on the board at a football club is really like, with additional comments from DLD regular, Andrew's sister and fellow TJF board member Heather Holloway
Matt Greer is quizmaster as Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald, Tom Hosie, Alan Holloway and David Forrest battle to be named the 2024 DLD Quiz Champion. Can Reiss retain his crown for last year? Will new contender Tom flex his intellectual muscle? Can David avoid a dreaded last place finish? Which Thistle player was born 85 days after 9/11?All these questions and more answered on DLD Quiz 2024!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway gather to discuss our 1-1 draw away to Airdrie before emptying the mailbag to answer a whole cornucopia of nonsense questions.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Colin Telford of the Only The Lonely podcast to discuss Partick Thistle's relationship with Airdrie. We talk notable games, old players and Airdrie this season while Colin takes the opportunity to go through countless receipts and take shots at every member of the DLD regular line-up.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane are here to discuss what may be the best weekend to be a Thistle fan in our lifetime. We chat our vengeance-fuelled victory over Ross County in the Scottish Cup, before moving onto the Women's team making history by taking Thistle to their first national cup final in 53 years.Also, Matt and David debut a new segment, chronicling their trip to Dingwall in what will hopefully the first of many installments of Travel Jags.
Ahead of our huge Sky Sports Cup semi-final against Hibs on Sunday, Draw, Lose or Draw present to you a special documentary episode looking at what goes into a matchday for the Partick Thistle Women's Team. Matt Greer visited Petershill Park back in December to watch the Jags take on Hearts in a SWPL clash, made his commentary debut, and spoke to a whole host of people including Craig Walker, Vinny Ferguson, Tom Hosie, Neil Struthers, Kieran tuohy, Linzi Taylor, Rosie Slater and manager Brian Graham.Tickets for our massive Sky Sports Cup semi final against Hibs on Sunday are available at https://tickets.ptfc.co.uk/packages/LZEmOKzmpW/e/pXlGEM5G3VThe tie takes place at Petershill Park with a 4:10pm kick off and we anticipate that demand for this eagerly anticipated tie will be high. While cash and card payment will be taken on the day at the gate as normal, to avoid queues and to help guarantee your place in what is sure to be a boisterous Petershill Park we would urge all attending to purchase their match ticket in advance.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Gavin Dunbar are here to talk through our 1-1 draw at Cappielow at the weekend before looking forward to our trip to Dingwall, a place where absolutely nothing of note has ever happened to us, on Saturday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and James Cairney get together to discuss our 4-0 win over Arbroath and a sensational day out in hospitality with the The Jags Foundation.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Jack Carson convene to discuss our three games over the festive period against Inverness, Dundee United and QP.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Tom Hosie get together to batter into the selection boxes and pull some Christmas crackers for the first DLD Festive Special. We look at a game from every day between the 23rd of December and the 2nd of January and discuss the best and worst of the Jags at Christmas and New Year.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane convene to chat our 2-1 win over Dunfermline at the weekend.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald and Ken Boswell gather to discuss our wacky 4-3 loss to Raith Rovers.
DLD battles illness and a laptop dying to bring you chat from Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald about our previous wins against Airdrie and QP. First 20 minutes or so is QP chat, followed by Airdrie discussion. This was recorded (if you couldn't tell) before the Raith game on Friday and we'll have another,more morose pod looking at that match later in the week.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by The Terrace's Shaughan McGuigan discuss his beloved Raith Rovers, talking notable players and memorable games between the two, before previewing Friday's big clash at Stark's Park.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by legendary Thistle defender Davie MacKinnon to discuss his time at Thistle under Bertie Auld and Peter Cormack, cup near misses, his career in the boardroom after retirement, his new book, and leopard skin underwear.Davie's new book "Slide Tackles and Boardroom Battles" is published by Morgan Lawrence, and is available at all good bookshops and online. Signed copies are available from the following link: https://soccer-books.co.uk/products/slide-tackles-boardroom-battles-david-mackinnon-signed
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway get their knife and forks ready to eat their words, with a giant serving of humble pie for pudding, as they discuss Blair Alston's wondergoal in our attritional 2-1 win over Morton, before chatting about the Women's team and the recent TJF Meet The Manager night with Kris Doolan, Brian Graham and Paul McDonald.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Reiss Haldane and (for the first 10/15 minutes) Tom Hosie are here to discuss a very successful weekend for the Jags, with the Men's 3-1 win over Arbroath on Saturday and the Women's team coming home to Firhill to defeat Hamilton Accies 3-0 in front of a record-setting crowd.
Heather Holloway, David Forrest and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our double 2-2 draws against QP and Ayr, as well as look forward to a big weekend for both the men's and women's team.Get yourself down to the Thistle Women's team's upcoming debut at Firhill against Hamilton Accies on Sunday the 5th of November! Tickets for the game are completely FREE and can be secured on this link - https://tickets.ptfc.co.uk/packages/LZEmOKzmpW/e/72bnJy1aRB
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Arbroath fan Ewan Smith ahead of our upcoming tie on Saturday to look at the history between the clubs. They discuss memorable matches involving the two, players who turned out for both sides, Arbroath's start to the season, Dick Campbell and, naturally, smokies and Pleasureland.
Matt Greer, David Forrest and Marc Wallace crack out the Ouija board for the fourth annual DLD Halloween Spooktacular. This year, the three of them discuss the Top 10 players who haunt Partick Thistle. Ex-players scoring banter goals, opposition players who score against us all the time, Owen Coyle... All the ghouls are here!
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald gather to discuss our 5-0 loss to Dundee United. David then chat to Craig Walker ahead of the Thistle Women's team's upcoming debut at Firhill against Hamilton Accies on Sunday the 5th of November! Tickets for the game are completely FREE and can be secured on this link - https://tickets.ptfc.co.uk/packages/LZEmOKzmpW/e/72bnJy1aRB
David and Matt are still on their holidays so to fill the DLD-shaped void until normal service is resumed next week, here is an interview from the vault. Back at the start of the year, David interviewed former Jags defender Paul McLaughlin as part of our Tennents Sixes documentary. Paul spoke to us for nearly half an hour about the Sixes as well as lots of stories about his time at the Jags, playing under John Lambie. Here for the first time is the full interview.
In the second part of our series meeting Thistle fans around the world, David Forrest spoke to Billy Smith, founder and leader of Partick Thistle Las Vegas. A renowned amateur team in Vegas for the last 25 years, Thistle Vegas have over SEVENTY leagues and cups to their name, and a thousand tales along the way. Billy talks about his life as a Thistle fan, moving to Vegas, setting up the team, the teams' best moments, how he keeps up with the Jags across the pond, and Vegas itself.You can find them on Facebook at Partick Thistle Las Vegas, give them a follow!
Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Tom Hosie are here to chat our 3-0 win over Dunfermline Athletic, with Scott Robinson opening his goal account with the Jags.Then Matt Greer and David Forrest are here for Pie of the Month, courtesy of Pie Sports. They discuss the hot new craze in Maryhill, the Salt and Chilli Chicken Curry Pie. Pie Sports have also kindly given all DLD listeners a discount code DLD10 to get 10% off home pie delivery at https://piesports.com
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jags Foundation board member Jack Carson convene to discuss our 3-0 loss at home to Dick Campbell's Arbroath.Also, Her Game Too members Heather Holloway, Heather Wilson, Kirstin Fraser and Tallie Fyfe get together for a chat ahead of HGT's weekend of events over both the men's and women's games on Saturday and Sunday, discussing the organisation, what you can expect at the weekend as well as their experiences as women going to Thistle games.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Ross Hart from the Dunfermline Press for the latest in our DLD vs. series. We chat about Saturday's opponents Dunfermline Athletic, famous games against them, and players who have turned out for both the Jags and the Pars,
Heather Holloway, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss a sensational weekend for the Jags, with a 4-0 win over Ayr on Friday and the Stuart Bannigan testimonial on the Sunday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Ken Boswell and Tom Hosie join to definitively rank the top 10 Partick Thistle players of the 21st Century.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway are here to chat our entirely predictable exit from the Challenge Cup at the hands of QoS and Efe Ambrose Ballon D'or, asking the question "Have we ever lost a game in a funnier way?"Also, Vinny Ferguson, Tom Hosie and Matt give reports from the last two Women's games against Motherwell and Spartans with cameos from Craig Walker and Matt's wife Kirsty.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Ken Boswell and Banso Testimonial committee member Euan Ronald to discuss the life and times of Bishopbriggs' greatest export, Stuart "Banzo" Bannigan as we enter his testimonial week. Favourite goals, favourite games, favourite moments and of course favourite bookings and red cards along with the return of everyone's favourite podcast quiz in Booked or Hooked II: Electric Bookaloo.
Stuart Bannigan's testimonial is between the current Partick Thistle side and the 12/13 Plus Guests Select this Sunday, the 17th of September at Firhill. £10 Adults AND KIDS GO FREE. You can buy tickets at banzotestimonial.co.uk/tickets
Matt Greer. David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald gather to chat about Thistle sending Dougie Imrie's Greenock Morton to the shadow realm with a 4-1 win on an absolutely superb day at Cappielow.Also, by popular demand, the Pie of the Month section returns. Matt and David convene to review the new Steak and Sausage Pie at Firhill, courtesy of our friends at Pie Sports. Pie Sports have also kindly given all DLD listeners a discount code DLD10 to get 10% off home pie delivery at https://piesports.com
Matt Greer is joined by Iain Hepburn, Alfred Archer and Stuart Goldie to discuss life as a Partick Thistle fan abroad, following the club while living around the globe. From Salford to Stavanger, Tilburg to Maryhill, they chat life as a Nomad and what they do to keep the Thistle fire alive in their lives.
Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane and the father and daughter duo of Alan and Heather Holloway are here to discuss our 3-1 win over Queens Park at Firhill and look forward to our visit to Cappielow next week. Also, Vinny Ferguson chats to Thistle number 3 Emma Lawton as the Women continued their excellent start to the season with a rout over Montrose at Petershill last Sunday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, James Cairney, Heather Holloway and Jamie McDonald get together to discuss our 4-0 exit from the League Cup to Hearts.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by friend of the show and QP fan Duncan Raeburn to discuss the biggest derby in Glasgow ahead of our big clash on Saturday. They look back on memorable encounters between the two and players who have crossed the divide.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by friend of the show and QP fan Duncan Raeburn to run the rule over the biggest derby in Glasgow ahead of our clash on Saturday. We look at old clashes between the two teams and players who have crossed the divide.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to discuss our demoralising 2-1 loss to Airdrie, before Vinny Ferguson and Tom Hosie chew the fat over the women's team's 4-0 opening day victory over Dundee United before Heather chats to Hearts fan Lori Mayer ahead of Sunday's Last 16 League Cup tie at tynecastle.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane are here to chew over our 2-2 collapse against Raith Rovers.
Then, as a special treat to celebrate our 150th episode, David caught up with the Captain of our 1971 League Cup winning side and all round Thistle legend Alex Rae to discuss the Cup Final and his career as a whole.
Heather Holloway steps into the hotseat to host in Matt Greer's absence, with David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald all joining her to discuss our victory over Spartans to secure progression in the Viaplay Cup. We discuss our feelings on a last 16 tie away to Hearts and talk about the start of the league season next week. David is then joined by Raith Rovers Shaughan McGuigan from A View from the Terrace to chat the Kirkcaldy side's pre season and Captain Sir Tom Moore.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway convene to discuss our 2-2 draw at home to Falkirk and yet another penalty shoot out.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and James Cairney are here to chat our first two games of the 23/24 season, a draw against Peterhead and a win over Dundee United at Tannadice. We preview the game against Falkirk, talk the state of the team at this point, best performers so far and chat about our Quiz Night last Monday at the Three Craws.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Daily Record journalist and Falkirk fan Robbie Copeland for the first of our DLD VS> series. We dive into the history between Partick Thistle and Falkirk ahead of our League Cup game on Saturday. We preview the League Cup tie, talk about whether there's any rivalry between the two and talk about Falkirk's eternal stay in League 1 before chatting memorable games between the two, before discussing our favourite and least favourite players to cross the divide.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane pick themselves up off the canvas after about nine days of off-season, ready to preview the upcoming 23/24 Season. We look at the League Cup group, discuss transfers, surmise our chances in the league, make their predictions and play the customary game of Likely/Unlikely.
Also, Vinny Ferguson and Tom Hosie are here to cast their eye over the Women's team as they also prepare for the new season, talking about the ins and outs of the team over the close season.
Draw, Lose or Draw are hosting a quiz night on Monday the 17th of July at the Three Craws bar in Anniesland. £5 per head, maximum team of six, all funds raised will go towards the Jags For Good season ticket fundraiser.
Just in time for the new season, we present to your Part 1 of the DLD Annual 22/23 where we look back at the season gone by through the best bits of the podcast, and some additional comment after the fact. In this part, we look at a madcap six months from July to December which saw tsetse flies, goalkeeper goals, protests on the canal, Inverness taking multiple doings at Firhill, pots. pans, nuts, bolts, tools and fancy goods. Contributors include Vinny Ferguson, David Forrest, Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway, Rhys Jenkins, Jamie McDonald and Marc Wallace.
Draw, Lose or Draw are hosting a quiz night on Monday the 17th of July at the Three Craws bar in Anniesland. £5 per head, maximum team of six, all funds raised will go towards the Jags For Good season ticket fundraiser.
Draw, Lose or Draw is back for a summer special years in the making in the first of our series of Thistle Years podcasts. Matt Greer, David Forrest, James Cairney, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway are here to go month-by-month, Premier League Years, dissecting our disastrous 2017/18 season which saw us relegated from the Premiership after five years in the top flight.
Abdul Osman's hats. Conor Sammon's pizza. 4-0 at Dingwall away, Rangers fans stealing our flags. It's all here so bask in the nostalgic warmth as we recall a season that could best be described as "Not Easy".
Draw, Lose or Draw are hosting a quiz night on Monday the 17th of July at the Three Craws bar in Anniesland. £5 per head, maximum team of six, all funds raised will go towards the Jags For Good season ticket fundraiser.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway gather to grieve over our sensational collapse in the play-off final against Ross County.
This podcast was recorded on Monday before the news about finances, Tiffoney's departure and the League Cup draw.
We know a lot of you are simply not ready to relive it yet (neither were we, to be honest), so skip to exactly 45:00 if you want to avoid any chat about the game.
Matt, Reiss and Jamie then rate every player who made more than ten appearances with marks out of ten for their performance over the season, and look at who we'd like to keep
Matt, David and Heather then run through the 4th Annual DLD Awards, dishing out gongs in eight categories.
We'll be back sometime over the summer with some special pods, but thanks for listening this season, buy a season ticket, and join the Jags Foundation.
Here it is, the one you've all waited for. On the eve of our play-off final, Draw, Lose or Draw present to you a special documentary looking at that memorable week in April 2013, where we played in the Ramsdens Cup final against QoS at Livingston before taking on Morton in a title decider at a packed Firhill. We tell you the story through the voices of players, Thistle and non-Thistle, fans who were in attendance at both games, vintage interviews from the DLD archives and much, much more with contributions from Alan Archibald, Scott Barbour, Ian Bateman, James Cairney, James Craigen, David Forrest, Cammy Gray, Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald, Aaron Muirhead, Lee Robinson and Andrew Smith.. Settle in, listen and let the battle fever take you before our two legs against Ross County. MON THE JAGS.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane convene to discuss our dominant 8-0 aggregate win over Ayr United and look forward to the play-off final against Ross County.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway convene to discuss the 3-0 win over Ayr United in the first leg of the play-off semi finals. Also, Vinny Ferguson and Tom Hosie have a chat as the Thistle Women's team concluded their season on Sunday.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald gather to discuss our 2-2 draw to Raith on the final day of the season, followed by our 8-3 aggregate victory over Queens Park in the Play Off Quarter Finals, before previewing our next two-legged tie against Ayr United. Also, David Forrest speaks to Thistle Women's Team defender Leah Robinson about life in the top six and the season so far ahead of their final game of the season against Hibs at Petershill on Sunday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway get together to chat our 2-0 win over Arbroath before discussing our second place shootout on Friday night when we face Raith Rovers in the final game of the season.
Matt Greer, Heather Holloway, Reiss Haldane and Ken Boswell discuss our dramatic 2-2 draw away to Hamilton, before previewing our last home game of the regular season against Arbroath.Also, Matt and David Forrest are joined by Stuart Bannigan and Stevie Lawless to discuss the season, their careers and Creme Eggs. Apologies for any audio issues throughout this interview.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway convene to discuss our 1-1 draw against Ayr United and look forward to Hamilton away.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald (once he's off the bus) gather to discuss our 4-0 Glasgow Derby rout of Queens Park on Easter Friday.Also, former Thistle defender Steven Bell joins Matt to chat his time at the club and specifically the 20/21 League 1 title-winning season, and we are joined by Charlene O'Hara and Mark Rowantree from the Partick Thistle Disabled Supporters Association to discuss their recent work.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald convene to discuss our 5-0 battering of Cove. Then QP fan and friend of the show Duncan Raeburn joins Matt to chat the big Glasgow Derby of the weekend at Firhill on Friday. Also, former Thistle midfielder Reece Cole joins MAtt to chat about his time at Firhill and what he's been up to since.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald discuss the first loss of Kris Doolan's managerial career, a 1-0 defeat away to Inverness.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane convene to discuss yet another 0-0. this time against Dundee at Firhill/
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway convene to discuss our interminable 0-0 draw at Cappielow.
Matt Greer, Jamie McDonald, Heather Holloway and Thistle media volunteer Ewan Waddell convene to discuss our comprehensive 3-0 win over Raith Rovers at Firhill on Saturday, before looking forward to a blood-and-thunder tie at Cappielow and discuss which Jags would be best and worst at Taskmaster.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway are here to chew the fat over our two recent games, a 0-0 draw against Arbroath and 3-1 win over Dundee on Tuesday, talking both games, the lay of the land when it comes to the title, and Kris Doolan's future.David also talks to Thistle Women's midfielder Cara Henderson ahead of their crunch tie against Aberdeen on Sunday at Petershill as they continue the hunt to finish in the top six.
Metallica. Beyonce. U2. Fleetwood Mac. Oasis. Iron Maiden. Partick Thistle.Draw, Lose or Draw present to you a special documentary episode looking back at Partick Thistle's triumph in the Tennents Sixes indoor six-a-side tournament on the 24th and 25th of January 1993.David Forrest, Gerry Britton, Davie Irons, Andy Murdoch, Paul McLaughlin and Bryan Gregg (with the help of Only The Lonely Podcast's Colin Telford) tell the tale of when the Jags rocked the SECC in front of a packed audience and gave a show they'd never forget.Special thanks to Brian Welsh, Partick Thistle and Tennents for their assistance with this project.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss the maiden voyage of Doolanball, a 1-0 win over Ayr United at Somerset Park.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Heather Holloway and Ken Boswell to blow the 147 candles atop Partick Thistle's cake by looking back on matches at various birthday milestones. First, we take a look back at Partick Thistle's first ever game on the 19th of February 1876 against Valencia, before moving on to our 100th birthday game against Dunfermline in 1976 where we sealed the Championship. Then, the panel take it in turns to talk about games held on or near their day of birth and their 18th or 21st birthdays, as well as reminisce on games which they actually watched on their birthday. We then finish with Partridge Thistle, where we discuss our best and worst birthday gifts.Here's to another 147 years.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway to discuss a quiet news week where we witnessed the most insane game ever at Ibrox and then sacked our manager in the same night.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are all here to discuss out abysmal 1-0 loss to Cove Rangers before preview our easy Scottish Cup last 16 tie against another Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald convene to discuss our embarrassing 1-0 loss at home to Hamilton Accies, and specifically Ian McCall;s legacy. Then, David chats to Camera Obscura bassist Gavin Dunbar about his love of the Jags, what Camera Obscura are up to these days, and his upcoming DJ appearance for the pre-match party at The Record Factory ahead of our Fifth Round Scottish Cup match against Rangers. Then, with Reiss and Jamie gone, David and MAtt get down to the real business at hand, discussing dream Death In Paradise detectives and discussing who would win in a fight between Chris Tarrant and Noel Edmonds.Doors for the TJF party will open from midday on Sunday 12th February, running through until around 3pm. The Record Factory is situated towards the foot of Byres Road, literally round the corner from Kelvinhall Subway Station. This event is open to members and non-member alike, and children are welcome. There will also be a free buffet, compliments of TJF.
David Forrest is joined by Marc Wallace and Jamie McDonald to discuss our penalty shootout win over Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup, before reacting to our last 16 draw against Rangers.Then, David and Marc look back at Alex "Toastie" Burns' career in an archive segment from 2020 to celebrate Burns Night.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane convene to discuss our 2-1 win over Greenock Morton, managed by chino enthusiast Dougie Imrie.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway convene to discuss our demoralising 2-0 loss to Queens Park at Ochilview.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by the final two men standing in the DLD Quiz tournament, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald, to discuss our sensational 5-1 win over Inverness Caledonian Thistle before Reiss and Jamie go head-to-head to see who will be crowned 2022 Draw, Lose or Draw Quiz Champion.
Matt Greer, David Forrest and The Jags Foundation's Heather Holloway convene to discuss Saturday's 3-2 win over Ayr United and all the latest goings-on in the boardroom since our last episode. Also, we discuss which animal we'd like to be killed by the most.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our last gasp dramatic 1-1 draw against Cove Rangers. We talk about JAmie Sneddon's incredible equaliser at the death, Cove as an away day and whether McCall's job was saved by Sneddon.Also, Jamie McDonald goes head-to-head with Kieran Ashton in the second semi-final of the 2022 DLD Quiz Tournament,
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane to discuss our 3-0 victory over Kelty Hearts in the Scottish Cup which made headlines for all the wrong reasons. David gives his take on the fans protest against Jacqui Low and the PTFC Trust from his vantage point on the canal, while Jamie and Reiss give their opinion of the game from the Jackie Husband.Also, the first semi final of the 2022 DLD Quiz Tournament is up, with Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway putting their wits to the test,
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Ian MacKinnon and Heather Holloway from the Jags Foundation to discuss recent events concerning the PTFC Trust and fan ownership as well as chat the way forward for the Foundation.This chat was recorded on Monday the 21st of November prior to the AGM, the fan protest for the Kelty Hearts game, and the PTFC Trust's recent statements.As always, we invite the PTFC Trust or anyone from the club board on to discuss their side of the story at any point.If you want to join the Jags Foundation, visit their website at https://thejagsfoundation.co.uk/
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway to discuss an actual Partick Thistle win in the wild, 3-0 against Arbroath.We look forward to our Scottish Cup game against Kelty before talking about the times we've all made somthing up for the hell of it.
I'm not going to lie, six defeats on the bounce really saps my enthusiasm for doing these daft blurbs. Anyway, Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald, Ken Boswell. All the stars are here to discuss the latest addition to our insane Street Fighter combo of back-to-back losses against Morton from Saturday.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Heather Holloway and Reiss Haldane to ruminate over our fifth consecutive defeat against Dundee.
David also gets reaction from Thistle Women's player Rebecca McGowan after their 1-0 win over Motherwell in the wind and rain.
Also, Group B of the DLD Quiz Tournament comes to a close in spectacular fashion.
Matt Greer, David Forrest and Jamie McDonald convene to discuss Saturday's 3-0 loss to Raith.
Then, it's Matchday 3 of Group A of the DLD Quiz Tournament.
"through me you enter into eternal pain, through me you enter the population of loss. . . . abandon all hope, ye who enter here." = Dante Alighieri
In the third annual Halloween Spooktacular, Matt Greer, David Forrest and Marc Wallace walk through the gates of Firhill to discuss five bonechilling and bloodcurdling moments when Partick Thistle got our hopes up, before dashing them in cruel fashion.
Also, stick around to the end for a classic interview from the crypt with a cult Thistle player... if you dare.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our 13-5 aggregate loss to Hamilton, Aberdeen, QP, and Ayr over the last fortnight. Also, Matchday 2 of Group B of the DLD quiz tournament.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway to discuss our 1-0 loss to Inverness and the contentious refereeing decisions. We also look forward to the Hamilton game and our League Cup clash with Aberdeen.
Then, Matt and Reiss are joined by Jamie McDonald, Marc Wallace and Vinny Ferguson for Matchday 2 in Group A of the DLD Quiz Tournament.
Matt Greer is joined by Heather Holloway, Jamie McDonald and Vinnie Ferguson to discuss our 5-1 drubbing of Morton.
Then, Matt and Heather are joined by David Forrest, Connor Steel and Kieran Ashton for Matchday 1 of Group B of the DLD Quiz Tournament.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald are here to process our disappointing exit from the SPFL Trust Trophyto Falkirk in the only way possible, by discussing conspiracy theories about crisps and 9/11.
Also, Matt, Reiss and Jamie are then joined by Vinny Ferguson and Marc Wallace for the first matchweek of the 2022 DLD Quiz Tournament.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald discuss a disappointing 2-2 draw against Cove Rangers, preview Friday's tie against Falkirk in the Challenge Cup and take part in a frankly shambolic Stuart Bannigan quiz.
Matt Greer, David Forrest, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald look back on an all-timer away day victory against Arbroath.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Heather Holloway to discuss first of all our 2-1 win over Raith Rovers at the weekend, discussing our second half performance, Tunji Akinola, and another odd goal conceded.
We then move on to chat about our 1-0 League Cup win over Arbroath which saw us progress into the quarter finals of the tournament for the first time in three years. We talk the game, the squad rotation, what a cup run means for us, before looking forward to our rematch against Arbroath on Saturday in the league.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Rhys Jenkins to discuss our 4-1 win over Inverness Caley Thistle on Friday night. We discuss the performance, the squad, and the curious case of our midfield.
Then, David is joined by Raith Rovers fan Shaughan McGuigan from A View from the Terrace to discuss all the latest goings on at Raith and preview Saturday's clash at Firhill.
Finally, the gang finish by looking forward to our cup and league double header against Arbroath, before revealing their most immoral deeds when drunk.
To celebrate 100 episodes (if you don't count Episode 66.6 on Halloween or the nine unnumbered Archie episodes at Christmas, but we'll gloss over that) of Draw, Lose or Draw, Matt Greer and David Forrest were joined by our lord and saviour, the divine entity that is Kris Mark Doolan.
435 appearances, 127 goals (129 if it wasn't for Max Melbourne and that linesman against Morton), a hall of famer, double figures in five consecutive Premiership seasons, Kris Doolan is quite simply the greatest player of our generation to grace the Firhill turf
We chat to Kris about his time at Firhill, what it's like being a god to Jags fans, the infamous Hamilton 5-0 game, Gary Caldwell, his testimonial, scoring against Thistle for Ayr at Firhill, Jaconellis and of course, how he eats a Creme Egg.
Matt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and the Jags Foundation's Heather Holloway to dissect our disappointing 3-2 Glasgow Derby loss to Queens Park. They talk about what we can do to stop goals from set pieces, changes to the squad, and McCall's substitutions.
We then preview Friday's game against ICT and finish by fantasizing about what we;d like to see if Partick Thistle were on the big screen and had their own movie.
NOTE: This was recorded on Sunday, before the announcement of the PTFC Trust taking voer the club shares.
Draw, Lose or Draw are back to go over a mad, mad week for PArtick Thistle. First up, Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Stuart Callison from The Jags Foundation to chew over the board's decision to hand ownership of the club over to a mysterious "fan-centric" organisation.
Then, twenty six minutes in, Matt and David are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss a frankly bizarre game against Hamilton including THAT own goal and THAT half time show.
Matt then speaks to QP fan Duncan Raeburn to preview the big Glasgow Derby on Saturday.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our euphoric opening day win over Dundee, talking through why it was such a great win, our brittleness at corners, and who our standout players have been so far.
David is then joined by Thistle Women's centre back Taylor McGlashan to discuss the start of the women's season this Sunday against Hearts, Brian Graham's reporting skills, the infamous Kingsley kit selfie and, as always Creme Egg eating techniques.
The gang then finish by confidently predicting our chances of winning the title after matchday one before asking if they'd rather be bald, ginger or speccy.
You can buy both men's and women's season ticket at PTFC.co.uk. if you hold a men’s Partick Thistle season ticket, you can purchase your Partick Thistle Women’s season ticket for just £40 (a£20 saving over the normal price and just £2.50 a game)
Matt Greer. David Forrest and Jamie McDonald are here to talk our two wins in the League Cup against Fraserburgh and Montrose, look at our draw in the next round, and look forward to our opening league encounter this weekend against Dundee (with a cameo from Reiss Haldane in voice note form) before finishing by talking about the worst thing they've spent £24 on.
Countdown star Matt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to chew over our two opening League Cup games against Stenhousemuir and Kilmarnock and discuss the latest signings of Aidan Fitzpatrick, Cole MacKinnon and Tony Weston. They then look forward to our two remaining group games against Fraserburgh and Montrose and discuss squad rotation and depth.
Also, David Forrest speaks to Bohemians fan Gerry Farrell about the club's experiences with fan ownership and what Thistle can learn from it.
The Jags Foundation fan ownership group will be hosting a summer BBQ on Sunday the 31st of July at in The Brewhaus Beer Garden at 182 Queen Margaret Drive, G20 8NX, from 2pm through to 6pm. Come and mingle with your fellow Jags fans, have some food and a natter, and learn more about our vision for the Foundation.
Members and non-members are welcome, as are children (bring the whole family). There is no charge and there will be free food, including vegan options. To find out more info and to sign up for the Jags Foundation, visit https://thejagsfoundation.co.uk/
We are back for the new season with our most gargantuan bumper episode ever with more guests than you can shake a stick at. Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to go over our pre-season friendlies, look ahead to the League Cup Group Stages and much, much more. Former Jag and League 1 winner Shea Gordon opens the book on his time at Firhill. The Terrace's Craig G Telfer is here to preview Stenhousemuir ahead of our opening Premier Sports Cup clash, Brian "Welshy" Welsh stops by to chat the infamous Kingsley kit furore. Marc Wallace joins us to dissect the recent thread on the Morton forum An actual ghost joins the pod... All the stars are here!
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Kieran Ashton and Heather Holloway for a quiz of gigantic proportions with four rounds of Partick Thistle questions. Can David and Kieran banish the ghosts of their previous quiz experience? Can Heather make her father proud and uphold the Holloway family reputation? All this and more in a brain teasing cavalcade of fun and facrs!
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald for a bumper end-of-season episode. We discuss our play off loss over two legs to Inverness, chew over the recent departures from the club, rate each player out of 10 for the season, dish out our end-of-season awards, try and ascertain the turning point of our season and look forward to the season ahead by playing Likely/Unlikely. Thanks for listening, we'll have periodic stuff over the summer. Enjoy the break and see you next season!
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald to discuss Friday's 3-1 defeat to Ayr on the final day of the season, ensuring our play-off berth in the process. We chat the rotated side, the performance and the good, the bad and the ugly side of the away end.
We then look forward to this week's play-off games against Inverness, talking up our chances as David fantasises about Hibs away on the opening day of the 22/23 Premiership season.
David then gives us a report from the Women's Scottish Cup semi-final at the Falkirk Stadium where Thistle Women's made a good account of themselves against the all-conquering Glasgow City in a 3-1 loss.
The gang then finish by chatting about if they had to wear a hat all the time unironically, which one would they choose.
Matt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane and Vinny Ferguson to discuss our 1-0 win over Dunfermline to all but secure a play off place before looking forward to the final game of the regular season on Friday against Ayr. The gang then tempt fate by discussing our chances in the playoffs, talk the recent pre-contract signings of Harry Milne and Anton Dowds and speculate who else we'd like to see come in.
Then, David Forrest is joined by Partick Thistle Women's left back Kim Murphy to chat about Sunday's upcoming mammoth Scottish Cup semi final clash with Glasgow City at 4:30PM on Sunday at the Falkirk Stadium to discuss what the cup means, how her time at Thistle has gone, and being sober in hospitality.
Matt and the gang then finish by paying tribute to Clyde's 5-0 loss in their final game at Broadwood by recalling tales of times they have embarrassed themselves at home.
Tickets for the Women's semi final can be bought at https://falkirkfc.tickethour.co.uk/seatingPlan.html?idProduct=1680, priced £5 for adults, £2 for concessions, with under 12s going free.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our last gasp 1-0 defeat to Raith Rovers, We discuss the game, our shape, how it leaves us looking for the play offs and whether we'll even make the play offs.
Matt then chatted to Neil Cowan from Jags For Good, an independently launched and separate from the Club which is run by a group of fans – that aims to mobilise the Thistle fanbase in support of social justice causes in Maryhill and across Glasgow.
We then finish off by chatting game shows from the great (Supermarket Sweep) to the shite (Lightning).
Jags for Good have launched with two activities. The first activity is an online fundraising drive, with all donations being used to purchase season tickets that will be distributed to local charity Maryhill Integration Network (MIN). MIN work to bring together communities in Maryhill – particularly people who are asylum seekers, refugees and migrants – and to support them in their lives. You can donate here: https://gofund.me/e92356f2
The second activity is a donation drive for Glasgow North West Foodbank at Saturday’s home match against Dunfermline. Volunteers will be located at various points outside Firhill to collect food donations. The foodbank are currently in particular need of tinned or boxed potatoes, tea, rice pudding/custard, tinned fish, jam, sugar, shower gel & shampoo, longlife milk, deodorant, instant coffee, shaving foam & razors and cooking oil. Please give generously if you can.
You can follow Jags For Good on Twitter at @JagsForGood
If you would like to get involved with Jags For Good as a volunteer, or to find out more information, please email jagsforgood@gmail.com
Matt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our "dugmeat" (Copyright and Trademarks - Ian McCall, 2022) 1-0 win over Queen of the South. We look at our below par performance, and how big it was to still get the three points, before previewing the colossal tussle with Raith Rovers on Saturday where we can secure our play off position.
David Forrest is then joined by former member of the Jags Foundation Stuart Callison to discuss the recent events in the fan ownership saga, his time in TJF, why fan ownership is important and the recent open letter signed by a number of well known Thistle fans demanding transparency from the board.
Matt, Reiss and Jamie then wrap up proceedings by mooting their dream Netflix documentaries.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are reunited with regular panellists Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to chat our much-improver performance on Saturday in our 0-0 draw against Arbroath.
They predict whether we'll make the play offs, preview Friday's game against QOS, look at where we should strengthen in the summer, and share pointless Thistle trivia.
Also, David catches up with Thistle Women's defensive stalwart Demi Falconer, who recently completed her 9000th consecutive minute of uninterrupted football in our massive 4-2 Scottish cup quarter final win over Hibs. We chat that win, what the Cup means, her record and manager Brian Graham.
If you want to participate in the auction to raise money for the women's team, visit www.32auctions.com/PTWFC22 Bidding opens on Wednesday March 23rd at 1pm and closes at 2pm on Friday April 8th.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Heather Holloway and Vinny Ferguson to discuss amongst many, many other things, Saturday's 2-1 loss to Kilmarnock before looking ahead to the Arbroath game on Saturday and give an update on the current fan ownership situation.
Then, David chats to Craig Walker from 41 Sports Media and head of media at Thistle's women's team ahead of their huge Scottish Cup quarter final clash against Hibs on Friday night at Petershill.
If you want to find out more info about the Hibs game, visit https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-fixture/partick-thistle-wfc-v-hibernian-wfc-3rd-april-2022/
If you want to participate in the auction to raise money for the women's team, visit https://www.32auctions.com/PTWFC22 Bidding opens on Wednesday March 23rd at 1pm and closes at 2pm on Friday April 8th.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Herald/Times James Cairney to mull over our gruesome twosome of results, shipping a combined eight goals to Hamilton and Dunfermline.
We chat the two games in as much detail as we can stomach, and answer your listener questions, before Matt is joined by Rhys Jenkins to chew over the recent tactical play of Thistle and where we go from here.
The gang then brighten the mood, chatting the Rocky films, the worst material to make football boots out of and what traits we share with Ian McCall, before Matt, 85 episodes in, finally breaks out his infamous Alan Rough joke.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald to analyse our 1-0 win over QoS and 2-1 loss to Morton, asking what went wrong at Cappielow, whether we have an issue conceding late goals again and how the team are coping without Tiffoney.
Matt and David then take a break to give their verdict on Pie Sports' latest creation, the Steak and Sausage pie while Matt puts his wits to the test in a pie-themed quiz with up to two pies (and a drink) at Hamilton on the line.
The gang then preview Dunfermline and discuss what hall of fame they belong in.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane to discuss our recent triple header of games against Raith, Arbroath and ICT. Matt then chats to QoS fan Andrew Smith ahead of tonight's clash with the Doonhamers, before we look forward to Saturday's game against Morton and discuss the worst ways we've injured ourselves.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace and first time panellist Vinny Ferguson to discuss the Jags who never were, players who never played for Partick Thistle that just FEEL like they did. We ask what it is that makes a player a Jags player, before diving into
Players from the Past we wish we'd signed, players off of football video game saves who are our personal Thistle legends, players still going today we wish we would sign and David engages in a game of "Who's the Jaggiest?"
With David "We have a 66% chance of winning the League title" Forrest keeping a low profile after his wild predictions last week, MAtt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane, Rhys Jenkins and Jamie McDonald to discuss Tuesday's demoralising 1-0 loss to Morton, discussing the absence of Scott Tiffoney, our shape and the overall performance.
They then preview a season-defining week with Saturday's trip to Raith Rovers and Tuesday's trip to Arbroath, discussing what would constituate a good return and just how importan these games are before rounding off with Partridge Thistle where the panel discuss times they have served a ban from somewhere.
Both Matt and David will not be in attendance on Saturday at Starks Park in light of the disastrous David Goodwillie signing and decided that, rather than fund a rapist's severance package, they would donate their ticket money to Martin Glass' fundraiser for Rape Crisis Scotland, an organisation offering incredible support for the victims of sexual assault and domestic abuse.
The fundraiser can be found at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/martin-glass96
Whether you go on Saturday or not, we would suggest making a donation if you can. You will be supporting a service which is invaluable to vulnerable people across Scotland.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are back after a few weeks off, joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to chat our 1-0 win over Ayr, our 3-3 draw at Inverness and our 1-0 cup exit at the hands of Dundee United.
We give our percentage chances of winning the league, assess the new incoming signings, discuss whether the pitch is turning Firhill into a fortress, start rumours about celebrities being Thistle fans and David recants a bruising Valentines tale of unrequited love and a guy spewing on a bus.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace and Jamie McDonald to build XIs consisting of our best and worst loan signings. Who kept telling the Sun that we were signing Jamie Barjonas for about two years? Did Kieran Wright win us the title with his save at Airdrie? Does this count as a Chris Erskine testimonial? What is a Jason Banton and will he answer our DMs? Was Henoc Mukendi a trade for Alan Hansen decades too late? All these questions answered and more on the Draw, Lose or Draw loan special!
In a DLD special interview, Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Mhairi Black to chat politics, Thistle and Greggs. We chat how Mhairi became a fan, her favourite Jags memories and reminisice on her favourite players like Scott Paterson, Chris Erskine and Wee Stewart,
We also chat Westminster, the current state of British politics, and why there is just a bird flying about the place,
We then get into the real serious questions such as "Who Would Win In A Fight - Ian McCall or Alan Archibald?", "What's Your Big Team? But if you had to?" and "Is Maths Still Shite?"
DON'T VOTE TORY.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to chew the fat over the news that Zak Rudden has signed a pre-contract at Dundee as well as our bruising 1-0 win over Airdrie in the Cup at the weekend. We chat the referee's shocking performance, our resolve to get over the line and our draw in the next round, Dundee United at home.
Matt then chats to Arbroath fan Ewan Smith from the Courier and Evening Telegraph ahead of our colossal clash at Gayfield on Saturday against Arbroath as well as a little insight into our imminent cup opponents Dundee United.
Also, in a hopefully new segment, DLD finally use their amazing social media metrics to become corporate shills as we receive advance copies of the latest Pie of the Month courtesy of Pie Sports with Matt trying the new Kebab pie and chatting to David about their pie experiences.
Finally in Partridge Thistle, we chat how we would embarrass ourselves online if we were an MP.
Photo by Donald Wilson, thanks to Brian Welsh for the pies,
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace and Jamie McDonald to chat over Friday's 1-1 draw against Kilmarnock, that stupid penalty decision, and much more.
Then, Matt and David take a trip behind enemy lines, guesting on the Only The Lonely Airdrieonians podcast with Colin and Ally for a chat about Saturday's Scottish Cup game against Airdrie, the two sides so far this season, past cup runs, who will prevail on Saturday and who they will win then face in the next round.
Finally, the panel chat about who in Thistle history could pull off being James Bond, Doctor Who and the Prime Minister all at once.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our 2-2 draw with Hamilton Accies on Saturday, and just how pivotal a day Saturday was in the Championship title race. David then chats to Craig Anderson from the Terrace podcast about Friday's upcoming home clash against Kilmarnock, before MAtt rounds off by letting us peek behind the curtain on his
David Forrest is joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to try and pick the bones out of the bizarre fog-filled spectacle that was our last minute win against Raith Rovers. We discuss what we saw of the game, how big of a win it is, Tommy Wright's sacking and what the second half of the season looks like.
We then chat about the Inverness game on Boxing Day and the new restrictions coming in place that means we won't be able to go to games for a while.
Finally, to try and inject a bit of festive cheer, we chat our plans at Christmas and who we would have round from the world of Partick Thistle at Christmas dinner..
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald to chew over our 2-0 loss to Arbroath and the end of our mammoth clean sheet record. We chat Rudden's absence, what went wrong, how the table shapes up before previewing our clash with Raith and surmise whether we can still be in a title race. Also, in Partridge Thistle, we discuss the worst Christmas present we've ever given and what Thistle related item we would like to sponsor.
Matt Greer returns to the pod for his first episode shackled by the chains of marriage, in the company of David Forrest and Matt Greer to discuss our 0-0 draw down at Qos, the clean sheet record and how it;s affecting the team.
The gang then discuss the state of the pitch, QP doing Falkirk, who we'd like to see join in January and, in Partridge Thistle, discuss the weirdest items we have seen at Thistle games.
This week on DLD, David Forrest is joined by Marc Wallace, Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and debutant John Gillies from the Auchterarder Chippy podcast to discuss our 1-0 win in the Scottish Cup over Dunfermline. We go through the game, and talk our dream cup draw before previewing our trip to Dumfries to play QoS this weekend.
David and Marc then discuss the recent passing of Bertie Auld, looking back at his legacy at Firhill before the gang round things off with Partridge Thistle where we plan the entertainment for the much discussed twenty-five minute half time slot.
You can hear the Auchterarder Chippy podcast on all your normal podcast platforms and find them on Twitter @The AuchtChip.
David Forrest is once again joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to pick the bones of our scrappy 1-0 win over Hamilton Accies. We chat our lack of shots on target, Jamie Sneddon breaking the clean sheet record and the frankly insane league standings and what it means for the rest of the season. They also look forward to our Friday night Scottish Cup tie, under the lights at Firhill, against Dunfermline. We talk fears going into the game, the importance of a cup run and what on earth people do on a Saturday when Thistle aren't playing.
Then David is joined by Owen J Brown from the Young Team newsletter to chat about Lewis Mayo's recent appearances for the Scotland U21 side, what it means for Mayo, Scotland and Thistle, Zak Rudden, Harry Stone, the current state of Scotland's youth football and unearth the wonderkids McCall should be wheeling and dealing in the upcoming transfer window to nail down to a deal.
David, Reiss and Jamie then round us off with Partridge Thistle by ruminating which Thistle figure they would like to spend a night out in the pub with.
You can subscribe to the Young Team newsletter at https://www.getrevue.co/profile/TheYoungTeam where Owen covers Scotland's youth set up at all ages 21 and under. You can get in touch with OWen @OwenJamesBrown on Twitter.
David Forrest is joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our excellent 4-0 win over Ayr United and look forward to our game against Hamilton next week.
David then chats to Thistle Women's defender Danica Dalziel about the Women's team, Brian Graham and her recent stint as impromptu goalkeeper.
Finally, David, Reiss and Jamie chat about the weirdest ways they have followed Thistle from afar.
You can buy a Thistle Women's Season Ticket here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/ptwfc-21-22-season-ticket/
You can sponsor a Thistle Women's player here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/ptwfc-player-sponsorship/
You can donate to the Thistle Women's fundraiser here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/partick-thistle-womens-charity-sleeveChe
As Matt Greer prepares for the biggest call-up of his career, getting married on Friday, David Forrest steps in as host and is joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our hard-fought 1-0 win over Kilmarnock at the weekend before previewing ahead to the Ayr game and discussing notable times that they have caused a delay.
Then, Matt and David are joined by Jags Foundation representatives Sandy Fyfe and Andrew Donnelly to discuss the foundation's recent work, how the fan ownership process is coming along, and what the future holds for the club and it's fans.
You can sign up for the Jags Foundation at thejagsfoundation.co.uk
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald and Euan Booth Robertson to discuss two dismal 0-0 draws against Morton and ICT. Also, we discuss fan ownership and how to make Thistle more environmentally friendly.
Spooky Stuart Bannigans Send shivers down your spine His Clyde own goal will shock your soul Seal your doom tonight
Spooky Stuart Bannigans Tackles to make you screech You'll shake and shudder in surprise When you hear these 10 worst goals we did concede.
Matt Greer, David Forrest and Marc Wallace are here to pick the bones over our flat 0-0 draw against Dunfermline from Saturday, looking at the performance and particularly the substitutes and whether we could be making more effective changes to impact games. We then look ahead to our two games coming up against Morton and Inverness, before ruminating on what sort of hen do we would have.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to wax lyrical about Thistle's otherworldly 6-1 away win over Hamilton Accies on Friday and ask the question "Was that actually Partick Thistle we were watching?".
We then take stock of the first quarter of the league campaign, look forward to the game against Dunfermline and tell us when we have wildly exaggerated things.
Matt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane and Rhys Jenkins to chat our downright rotten 2-0 Challenge Cup exit to QoS before turning their attention back to the League on Friday. then, David Forrest is joined by Times Scotland Sport Editor Lorne Gardner to chat his new book “1971 - What A Sensation” about the book, being a Thistle fan and the 1971 League Cup Final.
Matt, Reiss and Rhys then finish off by discussing Scotland's win over Israel (recorded pre-Faroes) and their biggest personal u-turns.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to dissect our very pleasing 4-0 win over Ayr United, talking the squad, the game, how important our Challenge Cup game against QoS on Friday is and what streets we would name after famous people.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald and Andrew Mackenzie to pour over our 3-2 loss to Raith Rovers in Kirkcaldy on Sunday.
We're then joined by Somerset Park stadium announcer Scott to discuss life on the other side of the tannoy and preview our game against Ayr United this Saturday.
Finally the gang recount their tales where they've put their foot in it.
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Matt Greer and David Forrest are back in the company of Reiss Haldane and Herald/Times Thistle correspondent James Cairney to discuss our disappointing 2-0 loss at home to Kilmarnock, picking over what went wrong and how we can improve ahead of Sunday;s clash with Raith Rovers,
And then, to preview Sunday's tussle in Kirkcaldy, we are joined by Rovers fan and Terrace stalwart Shaughan McGuigan to discuss Raith, the new series of A View From The Terrace, his granny and much, much more.
Matt Greer and a repentant David Forrest are here to discuss Thistle's arses collapsing in last week's 3-1 loss up in Inverness. We discuss the game and what it means for the title picture ahead of our home game against Kilmarnock, with David also chatting to Killie fan Alan The Rogue about the Ayrshire side.
Finally, we end by discussing our favourite conspiracy theories, because of course we do.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are here to dissect Partick Thistle's 2-0 victory over Stranraer in the Challenge Cup in the company of Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald, before surmising just how important a run in the Challenge Cup could be for our season.
We are then joined by ICT fan Andrew Moffat of the Wyness Shuffle Podcast to preview the highly-anticipated trip to Inverness for our top-of-the table clash against Inverness Caley Thistle.
Then in Partridge Thistle, we do the Daily Record's job for them by revealing our most embarrassing social media posts.
Photo by Donald Wilson.
DLD are back to discuss our 3-0 win over a lacklustre Morton side as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss the game on Saturday, our outstanding performers, any further transfers and what we would like to see a shortage of.
David also has roped in a cornucopia of guests including Campbell from the Leading The Line Podcast to discuss Thistle's upcoming SWPL1 campaign, Ian MAclean of the Galloway Gazette to preview the visit to Stranraer on Saturday and also the second part of our interview with Lindsay Hamilton from Glasgow Football Tour,
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DLD are back from their week off to discuss an eventful Saturday where host Matt Greer had to spend a two hour journey home in a tow truck, David ate a ton of fish and aced the Safari stage on Sega Rally at Pleasureland arcade and Thistle's 100% record was broken as we lost 3-1 to Arbroath.
We discuss the game and where we need to improve before looking forward to this Saturday's game at home against Morton in the company of Dean McKinnon from the Just One Cornetto Morton podcast.
Also, this week includes Part 1 of David's chat with Lindsay Hamilton of Glasgow Football Tour, who joined us to chat about the tours and her experiences with Thistle.
You can visit Glasgow Football Tour and book upcoming tours at www,glasgowfootballtour,com
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss last weekend's 3-0 dispatching of Dunfermline and look ahead to our week off, discussing whether its a good thing.
Then David is joined by Ewan Smith, Arbroath correspondent for The Courier and DC Thomson, to discuss our upcoming fixture with Arbroath on the 21st, asking all the big questions such as "Can the wind go away?" and "Any smokie tips?".
Finally, Partridge Thistle sees the gang discuss times that they have been let down by a celebrity.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss Thistle's flag day victory over Queen of the South which saw us come from behind at home to go top of the table for the weekend. We examine the game, identify the weak links and discuss Brian Graham's impact on the club and whether he can ascend to the Doolan and Erskine tier of Thistle legends before looking forward to our match against Dunfermline on Saturday.
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Draw, Lose or Draw present to you on the eve of the new league season, a chronology of our League 1 title clinching 5-0 win over Falkirk on the 29th of April 2021 in a game which saw fans take to the canal droves despite being locked out of the ground by the Coronavirus.
We've got: Voice notes from fans before and after the game Audio of Matt Greer and David Forrest's Skype call reacting live to the goals as they went in Footage of fans celebrating on the canal Interviews with Kieran Ashton who partied on the canal and Herald/Times Journalist James Cairney who was actually in the stadium Footage of the game donated kindly by Partick Thistle Football Club
You will live the game again with us and find out exactly what it was like to lift the League 1 title, in a game which will live in history forevermore.
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If you are looking for in-depth analysis of our 2-0 defeat to St Mirren on Sunday, then I'm afraid you are out of luck as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace to completely bottle up their heartbreak about the 2021 cup prophecy turning to dust by looking forward to the most important aspect of the upcoming Championship season, THE AWAY DAYS. We go through all nine Championship opponents, assess their ground, transport, pubs, pies, nearby chippies and much, much more to crown the Championship's greatest away day.
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Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald to discuss our two sizzling wins over Stenhousemuir and Dumbarton, preview our game against St Mirren on Sunday, and discuss what crisps we'd like to sponsor Thistle.
Photo by Donald Wilson.
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Draw, Lose or Draw are going through an injury crisis this week with several late call offs forcing Matt Greer and David Forrest to have no other panellists this week as the two of them chew the fat over Saturday's 4-2 defeat to Dunfermline in the League Cup.
Luckily though, we have managed to nab ourselves an emergency loan as Craig G Telfer, host of BBC Scotland's A View From The Terrace and commentator for Warriors TV, straps on the shinpads for a gargantuan chat ahead of this weekend's game against Stenhousemuir, talking about Stenny's pre-season, the changes around the team, young Jag loanee James Lyon's competitive debut, his hopes for the season, his work with the Terrace, his past memories of Thistle, what sort of bed he's buying today and ofcourse his Greggs order.
Then to finish us out, Matt is back with David to put him through his paces in a modified version of Play Your Cards Right and ask what TV shows we'd like to see filmed by Pixellot.
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DLD reaches it's half century and what a way to celebrate, as we talk about actual games that we were allowed to go to for the first time in well over 40 episodes, as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our recent pre-season friendlies against Kelty Hearts, East Kilbride and Rangers.
We then turn our attention to the new season which starts on Saturday with a League Cup game against Dunfermline. Matt chats with 1885 Ben to get the lowdown on the Pars ahead of the game before the gang assess the club at this point, discussing signings, how we'd like to see us strengthen and our hopes for the season ahead.
And as one season begins, another ends as David is joined by Marc Wallace to round up the final four games of the season for Thistle's women's team which saw a final day showdown with the Jags coming up just short of promotion.
Finally. Partridge Thistle is back and this time we're asking you the questions and you have the chance to win a copy of the "Forever and Ever - The Story of the Fightback" DVD signed by the gaffer himself, Ian McCall. All you need to do is head to our Twitter @DrawLoseorDraw, retweet the competition tweet & follow us. Let us know in the comments how you would like to see the ball delivered to the Firhill centre circle on Saturday and the most creative will win!
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Hallo, willkommen und schöne grüße to the most germanophile Partick Thistle fan podcast this week as Matt Greer, David Forrest and Marc Wallace go through the final group of our Thistle Euros, examining the Thistle tenures of Sweden's Peter Lindau, Italy's Rafa De Vita, Finland's Jukka Santala and Portugal's Jorge Cadete.
We then round off our episode with a Partridge Thistle question about our favourite things from the land of chocolate that is Germany, who are playing in the last 16 against a team that I can't remember. It's irrelevant anyway because we will always support the lads from Die Mannschaft irrespective of who they are playing.
Unfortunately, there is no women's update this week due to the Aberdeen game being last night and no highlights being available yet, but we will cover it in our next episode as we look at the season ahead.
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It's Group C of our Thistle Euros as Matt Greer and David Forrest put four more players under the microscope in the company of Marc Wallace, namely Spain;s Simon Colina, Ireland's Conor Sammon, Wales' Dan Jefferies and Czechia's Tomas Cerny.
David and Marc then chat the latest with Thistle's Women's team.
You can also get involved too, by going to our Twitter account @DrawLoseorDraw where we will be putting the groups to Twitter polls for you to crown a winner.
We continue our summer randan with Group B of our Thistle Euros as Matt Greer and David Forrest put four more players under the microscope in the company of Marc Wallace and Rhys Jenkins, namely Frederic Frans of Belgium, Conor Hazard from Northern Ireland, Ziggy Gordon representing Poland and Scottish Euros squad member Stephen O'Donnell.
You can also get involved too, by going to our Twitter account @DrawLoseorDraw where we will be putting the groups to Twitter polls for you to crown a winner.
Then, David and Marc turn their attention to Thistle's women's team who restarted their hunt for promotion from SWPL 2, discussing their two 3-1 victories against Boroughmuir Thistle and St Johnstone this week.
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We are in the grip of Euros fever here at DLD as we have decided to do our own Thistle version of the Euros with four groups/episodes of sixteen former Thistle players from various European countries. This episode, it's Group A featuring Jakup Mikkelsen of the Faroe Islands, Thorsten Stuckmann of Germany, Bryn Halliwell of England and Jonny Tuffey of Northern Ireland as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Andrew MacKenzie to run through the four competitors, discussing their memories and picking two who they think should go through to the quarter finals.
You can also get involved too, by going to our Twitter account @DrawLoseorDraw where we will be putting the groups to Twitter polls for you to crown a winner.
Then, David has a chat with Campbell Finlayson of the Leading the Line podcast as Thistle’s women’s team return to action on Sunday after several months off against Boroughmuir Thistle, discussing the restart and Thistle’s push for promotion.
Finally, seeing as the theme of this Euros group is goalies, it only seems right to have goalkeeper from last season Kieran Wright on the pod to discuss his loan spell with the club and the future ahead.
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I know we said we were taking a few weeks off but we've been called in to DLD towers by the gaffer on annual leave for a very special episode where Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Partick Thistle manager, Ian McCall for a chat about the season just gone, the season ahead, player departures, player arrivals, the youth squad and most importantly how he eats his Creme Eggs.
Thank you to Brian Welsh and everyone at Partick Thistle Football Club for facilitating this interview.
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Draw, Lose or Draw take a look at the past, the present and the future in our latest episode as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace and Times/Herald writer James Cairney to look at the lay of the land, starting with our general thoughts on the season as a whole, giving it a score out of 10 as we go.
We then look at the current situation regarding contracts with Matt going round the table, going through the list of players out of contract at the end of the season and asking whether we should resign them, before suggesting where we think we should concentrate on the transfer market.
Finally, the gang unpack their crystal balls as they take part in a game of Likely/Unlikely with David going through a series of statements, before the panel give their thoughts on whether it will be likely or unlikely to happen by the end of the season.
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Still steaming from Thursday night, Matt Greer and David Forrest dust their tuxes off and join Reiss Haldane, Rhys Jenkins and Jamie McDonald for the second annual Jaggies awards as we discuss the best and worst of the 20/21 League 1 winning season, with categories in Player of the Year, Game of the Year, Goal of the Year, Most Improved, Signing of the Year and Biggest Boo Boy.
You, the DLD fans, can help crown the winners by going to our Twitter page @DrawLoseorDraw and voting on our category polls over the next week.
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Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald on the eve of a potential title winning game against Falkirk at Firhill where a win will see us crowned League 1 Champions.
We discuss Saturday's nerve shredding win against Airdrie and our crucial draw against Cove Rangers on Tuesday, discussing the absence of Bannigan. Ross Docherty's performance on Tuesday and Steven Bell's escape of a red card before David sticks the boot into some poor Cove player, calling the best goal of his life a fluke cross.
Then we are joined by Thistle cult player Souleymane Coulibaly to discuss his legal troubles, his thoughts on his time at the club and his relationship with Gary Caldwell.
Finally, the lads return to preview Thursday's season defining game against Falkirk in what can only be described as a cursed twenty minutes of audio that definitely is not tempting fate and will not be clipped out and used to mock us mercilessly when we completely bottle it, talking Gary Holt hostage videos, which Thistle player is hosting the title party gaff, theorising over who Thistle's "H" is and discuss David's pathological obsession with helicopters.
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DLD's best Bradley Walsh clone Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane, Marc Wallace and Jamie McDonald to chat a rollercoaster Tuesday night where we defeated Dumbarton 2-0 and losses for Falkirk and Cove Rangers saw us catapulted to the top of the table ahead of the split.
We discuss the Dumbarton game, Brian Graham's GBH, Ghost Goal II: Electric Boogaloo and much more before being joined by Colin Telford from Only The Lonely and Robbie Copeland to chat Airdrie and Falkirk's form, thoughts on post-split fixtures, danger men and a percentage for their title chances.
We are also then joined by Cove fan David Cowe and Jamie Durent, reporter with the P&J and Evening Express about title challengers Cove Rangers.
Matt, David, Marc, Jamie and Reiss then discuss our confidence about taking the title at this late stage, the effect of Stuart Bannigan, whether he would have kept us up in 17/18, and what constitutes an early lunch.
Will Thistle take a step closer to the League 1 title or take the minus offer of a step back and a play off place?
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Photo by Tommy Taylor.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Rhys Jenkins, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our clean sweep of games this week, with dominant wins over Peterhead, Clyde and Montrose, and Falkirk's grand collapse, leaving one point between the top three title contenders.
We ask, after the very recent lows of being seven points behind at Christmas and humiliating draws to Forfar and East Fife, how did we end up within a point of the title? Can we do the unthinkable after Falkirk's loss to Cove at the weekend, and actually lift the League 1 title?
We also discuss Zak Rudden's recent upturn, getting trollies launched at us by Emilio Izeguirre, the requisite Line of Duty patter you've come to expect and much, much more.
Not only that, but we've teamed up with Got Your Six Brand for a giveaway competition. If you can guess how many Oasis songs Matt managed to reference in this episode (not including the episode title), DM the pod on Twitter @drawloseordraw with your answer and you can win a hat and shirt from Got Your Six Brand, You can also look at the full GY6 range at www.gotyoursixbrand.com and find them on all good social media sites.
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Draw Lose or Draw travels back in time to celebrate the 100th anniversary of our 1921 Scottish Cup win, looking back round by round in the company of Marc Wallace, David Forrest, Daniel Baker and club historian Graham Nisbet.
The club has a range of commemorative packages available to buy in celebration of the cup win, which you can view at https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/the-21-cup-the-final/
Marc Wallace has written an article about the final, available at https://marcjwallace.medium.com/
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Thanks to Brian Welsh and the club for their assistance.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by a bumper panel featuring Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald, Kieran Ashton and James Cairney. writer for The Herald/Glasgow Times to discuss an eventful week in Partick Thistleland.
We start with the traumatising 2-1 loss in the Scottish Cup to Dundee United, discussing our thoughts on the game, the retro kits and team sheet graphics and whether going out of the cup will help us in the long run.
We then turn our attention to the late, late show in Methil where we grabbed an injury time equaliser to rescue a point. We discuss the game, our poor start and Sena's confidence issues.
James Cairney takes a deep dive into the stats to show us just how effective Joe Cardle is for us, and then gives us an insight into the added pressures on managers during a pandemic.
Then, for Autism Awareness Week, Kieran Ashton talks about his Aspergers in relation to Thistle and football in general.
Finally, we get down to the real big questions as the panel suggest products to be added to the Greggs shelves before trying to answer the question on every Jags fan's lips "What to watch on Sunday? Line of Duty, The Masters Golf or Wrestlemania?"
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The chattering classes of Firhill are back at it again, with their expensive gin and Waitrose sushi as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace, Bryan Greig and Ken Boswell to tackle whether Partick Thistle really are a hipster club.
The moustache stylin', artisan cheese stockpilin', penny farthing riding, wool dyeing, kiss-stealing, wheelin'. dealin' sons of guns dive into the stereotype, starting with the most bohemian things they've ever seen at a Thistle game.
The lads then divulge their biggest hipster sins including cheeseboards. ghost cows. Insta hashtags. the Ghanaian Premier League and much, much more.
Finally, the panel submit their ideas to gentrify the club further and make sure Thistle keep their position within the cultural intelligentsia.
Thanks to Boaby King for the West Endified theme and Stuart Finnie for the cover photo of David.
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Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Rhys Jenkins to discuss us scoring more than three goals for the first time in five years in the league against Airdrie on Saturday before then somehow not defeating bottom of the league Forfar on Tuesday.
We discuss McCall's team selections, performances since the restart, Erskine somehow getting a sadder farewell from Firhill than the Caldwell bust-up, bamboo toothbrushes, Alan Archibald-sized chipmunks and whether Tuesday was our biggest low over the last ten years.
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Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Marc Wallace and the debuting John Ferguson for a special episode, dissecting the top 10 most baffling signings made by Partick Thistle since our relegation from the Premiership in 2017/18. We talk raging Egyptian fans, Ally Roy's phone contract, midfielders punching bins in Coatbridge and much, much more.
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DLD are here this week as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Jamie McDonald and Marc Wallace to look over Partick Thistle's return to league action with a disappointing 1-1 draw at home to Cove before fulfilling the first chapter of the 2021 prophecy with a victory over Cowdenbeath in the Scottish Cup.
We talk everything Sena's progression since the restart, the goalkeeper situation, the signing and immediate impact of Scott Tiffoney, Line of Duty, Buzz Lightyear and much, much more.
Also, we hear an interview conducted by Matt this week with Adam "Old Firm Facts" Miller about his interactions with Thistle fans, his new podcast and slams the gavel down on whether we're all Belle and Sebastian loving artisan cheese munchers.
Finally, we are joined by Colin Telford from the Only The Lonely Airdrieonians podcast to discuss this weekend's upcoming game against Airdrie as well as shoot on David for his North Korea levels of biased podcast editing and expose him for the complete clown that he is.
Credit to Tommy Taylor for the cover photo.
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Matt Greer and David Forrest are back with Reiss Haldane in tow as Draw, Lose or Draw returns to weekly episodes after the announcement of the resumption of the League 1 season next week. The lads cast their eye over our training game against Hearts on Sunday and assess our transfer business with the arrival of five new signings including Thistle legend Chris Erskine coming back for a fourth spell at the club.
David then speaks to Jamie Durent. Cove Rangers match reporter for the Press and Journal/Evening Express, to preview our first League game after the resumption against Cove on Saturday.
We then turn our attention to our thoughts on how we will line up through to the end of the season, our thoughts on the 22 game "split" and end with a segment entitled "Partridge Thistle" where we discuss the big questions in life.
Credit to Tommy Taylor for the cover photo.
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Love is in the air at the Draw, Lose or Draw podcast as hopless romantics Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to talk about our one true love, the wind beneath our wings, Partick Thistle Football Club.
We talk about how we fell in love, our first games, what makes Thistle a relationship worth maintaining, those special moments that will always stick with us. and the players we love like no other.
So dim the lights, light the candles, get the wine flowing and listen to our love letter to a club who is sometimes good, a lot of the times shite, but never boring. <3
Grab your haggis pie and bovril and join us for our special Thistle-themed Burns Supper as caretaker host David Forrest is joined by Marc Wallace and Jamie McDonald to have a brief chat about the club's goings on since the last podcast before David and Marc take a deep dive into the Thistle career of Alex "Toastie" Burns in our Top 5 Toastie moments.
To cap off our Burns celebration, Jamie returns as he and Marc judge the entries in our Thistle inspired poetry competition.
Despite taking a break over the league shutdown, Matt Greer, David Forrest and Marc Wallace assemble at 24 hours notice for an emergency podcast to commemorate the recent retirement of the biggest thing to come out the Czech Republic since Vaclav Havel, Tomáš Černý.
The lads run down their five favourite moments from Firhill's own Velvet Revolution. taking in physics-defying saves, penalty denials and the odd "little chat" with the officials. We also give general thoughts on Tomas' time at the club and the reverence he is held in by Jags fans, before finishing off with a replay of our interview with the man himself conducted by Jamie McDonald late last year.
Pour yourself a glass of Staropramen, turn the volume up, and reminisce about a keeper who would make even Franz Kafka crack a smile.
Děkuji, Tomáš.
Draw, Lose or Draw are delighted to bring to you our biggest interview yet as Matt Greer and David Forrest chatted with former Thistle manager Gary Caldwell about his tenure at the club.
We discuss everything. Doolan and Erskine, Souleymane Coulibaly, SAS training days, the infamous "interview", Martin Keown's comments on Talksport about his son Niall's experience under Caldwell, Meet the Manager nights. We get stuck into the lot, with Gary holding nothing back. You do not want to miss this in-depth chat with one of the most talked-about figures in modern Thistle history.
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Day 11 of the 12 Days of Archie sees us look back at a memorable win at Tynecastle to secure our safety in the 13/14 season.
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest, Marc Wallace, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald, and James Cairney
Matt Greer and David Forrest convene for a shortened episode of DLD where we have a quick chat about Saturday's postponement of the game against Clyde due to a frozen pitch.
We then chat to Cowdenbeath fan Murray Hughes to preview this Saturday's Scottish Cup tie against Cowdenbeath.
We then round off the show with some unreleased excerpts of David's chat with James Cairney for our 12 Days of Archie series, with James talking about watching the Livingston play-off in Paris, his love of Kris Doolan, encounters with Ronny Deila and getting shopped in on Sportscene.
Day 10 of our 12 Days of Archie series sees us look back at a night where Kris Doolan ran riot on an Accies team in turmoil.
Day 9 of our 12 Days of Archie series sees us look back on a mindboggling victory over Kilmarnock where up was down, black was white, Robbie Muirhead looked like the next Messi and we scored more than three goals in a game for the last time in half a decade..
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest,, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald, and Rhys Jenkins.
Day 8 of the 12 Days pf Archie sees us look back at a long-awaited victory against Aberdeen in the 13/14 season.
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest,, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald, and Marc Wallace.
Day 7 of our 12 Days of Archie series sees us go back to April 2013 for one of the most iconic Thistle games of all time, when James Craigen put the ball in the Morton net in front of a packed Firhill to send us to the Premiership.
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest,, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald, Ian Bateman, Scott Barbour, Alan Archibald, James Craigen and James Cairney. Thanks again to the club for allowing us to use the interview with Archie.
Day 6 of the 12 Days of Archie sees us answer the age old question "When was the last time Partick Thistle were actually good at football?" by looking back at the time we gave St Mirren a 5-0 shoeing in the Betfred Cup in 2017 and Blair Spittal had a day to remember.
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest,, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald, Rhys Jenkins, James Cairney, and comments from an interview with Alan Archibald conducted by James Cairney for the Evening Times, with permission kindly granted to use it by Partick Thistle FC.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are back with Jamie McDonald and Rhys Jenkins in tow to discuss our attritional 0-0 draw with Falkirk in a top-of-the-table Boxing Day clash along with Zak Rudden's red card for "f88king foul and abusive language" to quote Richard Foster.
Then we take another trip down memory lane in Day 5 of our 12 Days of archie series, by looking at a memorable 2-0 home win against Hearts in 2017, narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald and James Cairney.
Day 4 of the 12 Days of Archie sees us encounter bad visibility as we reminisce on a game where Mother Nature gave us a hand in our bid to win the Championship title.
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest, Marc Wallace, Kieran Ashton, Conrad Balatoni and Stevie Lawless.
Day 3 of 12 Days of Archie sees us, in a move that will no doubt see Ayr and Morton fans screeching in the comments about how "tinpot" we are for celebrating a game we didn't win, look back at an eventful week from September 2017 where Thistle took on Rangers twice in four days, with flag burnings, late goals and possibly the most iconic Alan Archibald moment of them all along the way.
This episode of the 12 Days of Archie was narrated by Matt Greer and edited by David Forrest, with contributions from David Forrest, Jamie McDonald, Kieran Ashton and James Cairney.
We continue our 12 Days of Archie with Day 2, looking at a magical day away at Tannadice where Thistle pulled out possibly their greatest team goal in modern history, famously described as "Barca Style" by the SPFL Youtube with contributions from David Forrest, Marc Wallace, Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald, Rhys Jenkins, James Cairney and Thistle icon Stevie Lawless.
Seeing as we can't sing the song like we normally do at this time of year, Draw, Lose or Draw are bringing you their own spin on the 12 Days of Archie with an episode every day covering 12 games in the managerial tenure of Alan Archibald.
First up, it's a memorable trip to the Excelsior Stadium as Thistle score twice at the death to relegate old rivals Airdrie and put one hand on the Championship title. with memories from Colin Telford of the Only the Lonely Airdrie fan podcast, David Forrest, Kieran Ashton and Jamie McDonald.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are back to discuss Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Peterhead, with Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald in tow.
We then speak to Falkirk fan and journalist with 90 Min and the Daily Record Robbie Copeland following Falkirk's loss to Airdrie on Sunday in preparation for the big clash on Boxing Day between Thistle and Falkirk.
Finally, we speak to Thistle fan Rhys Jenkins who analyses the Peterhead from a more tactical perspective.
Photo from Tommy Taylor.
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The DLD boys hit the quarter century milestone with a bumper episode covering last week's win over Forfar as Matt Greer and David Forrest and joined by Kieran Ashton, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane.
We also get another installment of Can You Hear The Manpreet Singh? before Kieran and Jamie analyse some of the social media howlers on the Thistle discourse this week.
Then, we get the lowdown on next Saturday's opponents Peterhead with longtime Blue Toon fan Alex Smith before Matt and David give you a consumer guide pn all the weird and wonderful Thistle Christmas gifts you can buy off the Greaves website.
We finish with an interview with current Jags player Ciaran McKEnna where he discusses his early career, his time at Duke University and the move to Thistle along with his own podcast the BroPod with Greenock Morton player Markus Fjortoft.
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Photo by Donald Wilson.
The BroPod is available on all good podcasting platforms.
This week, the DLD gang chew over our failure to take advantage of our 21 shots against Dumbarton, ending with a 0-0 draw as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald, dissecting the game and looking at possible transfer signings. Then, Manpreet joins us for another installment of "Can You Hear The Manpreet Singh?"
Then, Matt chooses the best out of Bishopbriggs' illustrious list of residents (and Marc Wallace) before being joined by Bishopbriggs' sixth greatest export to play a game of Fully Booked where Matt and David try and guess how many bookings each player got in 17/18 season.
Photo by Tommy Taylor
This week on DLD, Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Manpreet Singh and Jamie McDonald to discuss our first away win of the campaign. 1-0 against Montrose on Saturday. They talk Mo "Sena" Niang's standout performance, defensive solidity and look forward to next week's game against Dumbarton.
Then Jamie speaks to Thistle legend and time-wasting icon Tomáš Černý about his goalkeeping heroes, his time at Thistle and what he's up to now.
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You might know him as the guy who goads you into buying mutliple 50/50 tickets each week or simply as the disembodied voice at every game shouting "COME ON JAGS, HUSTLE THISTLE HUSTLE" but however you recognise him, Ian Bateman is here to talk selling 50/50 tickets as well as chew the fat over our 2-0 home victory against East Fife on Saturday, before looking forward to our trip to Montrose on Saturday with regular contributors David Forrest, Matt Greer, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald.
David and Matt take us through another wild week of social media howlers, before rounding off with Ian telling us his favourite Thistle memories.
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Matt Greer is joined by Manpreet Singh, Reiss Haldane, David Forrest and special guest Ray Bradshaw, comedian and former host of Soccer FM (@comedyray) to discuss Kieran Wright's heroics in Saturday's penalty shootout win against Greenock Morton and our resultant exit from the League Cup.
The lads then discuss the upcoming fixture against East Fife, with David also chatting to Michael McColl of the Glory Days of Gold East Fife fan podcast ahead of Saturday's League 1 tie.
We then stop in on Jamie McDonald and Kieran Ashton for the first of a regular segment entitled "Social Media Howlers".
Then, in a segment legally distinct from the one on the Terrace, the gang construct their own Frankenstein's Monster of Thistle players past and present, picking the perfect head, upper body, legs, left foot and right foot.
Finally, we all gather round the fire and listen to old papa Ray as he regales of the stories from when he played alongside his heroes in Kris Doolan's testimonial and confronted his greatest foe in a two hour radio interview with Gary Caldwell.
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The Glory Days of Gold East Fife fan podcast can be found on Twitter @glorydaysofgold and can be listened to on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Acast & all good podcast platforms.
Matt Greer is joined by Manpreet Singh, Kieran Ashton and Marc Wallace to dissect Partick Thistle's 2-2 draw with fellow title contenders Falkirk at the weekend before turning their eyes towards our League Cup game with Morton and the next five league games against teams lower down the table, asking the tough questions such as "Why are all our players getting knee injuries?" and "Is a hot dog a sandwich?".
Also, David Forrest speaks to Chris Dodds, Greenock Morton match reporter from the Greenock Telegraph, previewing this weekend's upcoming League Cup tie.
And then finally, to bam up any Morton fans listening to scout us out for Saturday, Jamie McDonald interviews iconic Thistle midfielder , James Craigen discussing his start in football, his time at Thistle, that infamous night under the lights in front of a packed Firhill where he put the ball in the Morton net, and what he's up to now at Arbroath.
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This week on DLD, Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Kieran Ashton and Jamie McDonald to show you exactly why professional podcasters don't record episodes immediately when they're raging and three bottles of wine deep as we fume about our last minute defeat away to Cove Rangers on Saturday before getting exclusive comments from Manpreet in our new segment "Can You Hear The Manpreet Singh?".
Then we discuss the upcoming crunch tie on Saturday with Falkirk by speaking to Falkirk fan and writer for 90 Min and the Daily Record, Robbie Copeland before finally speaking to former Thistle keeper Thorsten Stuckmann about his time at the club, his career in England and Germany and what he's up to now.
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You can find Robbie Copeland's work at 90min.com and in the Daily Record.
Draw, Lose or Draw is here yet again, trying to convince the club to strip us of our hard earned certificates of excellence before they send them in the post with a spooktacular bonus Halloween episode as Matt Greer, Marc Wallace and David Forrest go deep into the crypt of horrors to discuss the most bonechilling, bloodcurdling and downright ghoulish Thistle horror shows of recent history.
If you're not hiding behind the couch in terror listening to these poundshop spooky, kooky sound effects, you will be after reliving the memories of scuddings at Kilmarnock, heartbreak at Parkhead and Wimpys at Dingwall. By the end, you'll be convinced that if we ever appointed a director of football, it'd probably be John Carpenter.
Thank you to Jess Butler and Bobby King for their spooky voiceovers,
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BANG! It's me, it's me, the DLD! The Draw, Lose or Draw lads are back and they are in a party spirit as Matt Greer, David Forrest, Manpreet Singh, Jamie McDonald and Reiss Haldane are here to discuss our first league win of 2020, despite it being October, after our 2-1 victory over Airdrie and what it means for us going forward.
Then, David is joined by Jamie Durent, resident Cove reporter for the Press and Journal and Evening Express and contributor to the Northern Goal podcast, to discuss this weekend's upcoming Halloween fixture away at Cove Rangers.
Credit to Tommy Taylor for the excellent cover photo.
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Draw, Lose or Draw are back, fresh off their nomination by the club in light of services to the community during lockdown. Matt Greer is joined by Manpreet Singh, Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to huff in the misery as we dissect our opening day defeat to hated rivals Clyde and discuss going forward, before railing on the misery merchants who have started early with their criticism.
David Forrest is then joined by first time debutant Matthew Greer (a legally distinct entity to our host) to discuss his top 5 Thistle strips, his worst strip and his iconic sponsor.
Finally, David is joined by Colin Telford of the Only The Lonely Airdrie Fan podcast to discuss this week's upcoming game against Airdrie.
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Join us on a voyage through time, space and erm... Angus as host Matt Greer gets to live out his life dream of travelling in the TARDIS as we review our first competitive games in seven months, jumping from last Wednesday's 4-1 loss to St Mirren, to Saturday's 2-0 win over Queens Park, before finally settling at Tuesday's penalty shootout win over Queen of the South.
He is joined by fellow time travellers Marc Wallace, Manpreet Singh, Jamie McDonald and David Forrest (who has experienced a rare side effect of time travelling by ending the episode a year older than when he started it) as they dissect our performance in the League Cup, and then assess our league opener away to Clyde on Saturday. stopping in on Joe Cardle to get some thoughts after he scored two goals against QP, courtesy of Blair McNally from BSR Sports.
Then, in our main segment, we pack the suncream and hide the quarter bottles on our person, as we rate and review every away day in our new League 1 surroundings judged on Location, Ground, Pubs, Transport and their record in the SPFL league reconstruction votes with the help of Marc Wallace, Manpreet Singh, Ken Boswell and Queens Park fan Duncan Raeburn.
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You can read Blair's media output at http://bsrsports.co.uk/ and support him on social media such as Twitter and Instagram @bsrsports
...or are you just pleased to see competitive football?
I swear you’ll never see anything like this ever again. So watch it, drink it in... the Draw, Lose or Draw podcast are talking about actual, physical games of association football after SEVEN MONTHS of not having our weekends ruined by everyone's favourite bombscare of a team, Partick Thistle.
Matt Greer is joined by Jamie McDonald, Reiss Haldane and our resident sesh correspondent Manpreet Singh (broadcasting via satellite link from whatever gaff he broke COVID restrictions in last weekend) to discuss our four pre season friendlies against BSC Glasgow, Ayr United and our 4-0 aggregate defeat to Hearts over two legs.
The lads then preview this week's League Cup group stage with the help of a host of guests. David Forrest talked to Buddies fan Ross Davidson from the Misery Hunters podcast about Wednesday's night group opener against St Mirren, before Matt talked to friend of the show and QP fan Duncan Raeburn ahead of our clash with the spiders on Saturday.
Finally, after working his way through the ranks of the DLD Podcast Academy, youth prospect Blair McNally from BSR Sports makes his debut on the pod, interviewing Queen of the South fan Robbie Boyd about our clash next Tuesday, Aidan Fitzpatrick, the league vote, and Thistle signing ex-Doonhamer Connor Murray.
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You can read Blair's media output at http://bsrsports.co.uk/ and support him on social media such as Twitter and Instagram @bsrsports
The Misery Hunters St Mirren fan podcast can be found on Twitter @MiseryHunters and can be listened to on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Acast & all good podcast platforms.
The Draw, Lose or Draw juggernaut rolls into yet another adventure as Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Manpreet Singh and Reiss Haldane to chew the fat about everything happening in the world of Partick Thistle.
We discuss the recent signing of Ciaran McKenna from Hamilton Accies and the arrival of loan of Rhys Breen and Kieran Wright from Rangers youths, assess the squad as it stands and where we need to strengthen as well as discuss the pros and cons of loans from the Old Firm.
We then give an update on season ticket arrangements, theorising the likelihood of us actually going to a game in Firhill this year before looking at the draw for our League Cup Group Stage which pitted us against St. Mirren, Greenock Morton, Queen of the South and Queens Park.
Kieran Ashton then joins us for STRIP CLUB, running down his top 5 Thistle strips of all time, his worst kit, and his iconic sponsor.
And after six months of not watching Thistle every Saturday, the gang reminisce on what it feels like to be crippingly disappointed by an absolute bombscare of a team by discussing Scotland's game against Israel.
Follow us on Twitter @DrawLoseorDraw, like us on Facebook, give us a review on iTunes and wear your masks.
Oh, the wind whistles down the cold dark street tonight and the Draw, Lose or Draw Podcast are dancing to the music vibe as everyone's favourite Partick Thistle podcast undergoes a rebrand as the first official Amy Macdonald stan podcast.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by comrades in misery Reiss Haldane and Jamie Mcdonald (no relation) to discuss all the latest goings on at Firhill including the release of the long-awaited upcoming season's fixtures after our League 1 status was confirmed following a mind numbingly tedious legal battle.
We discuss new signings Ricky Foster, Ross Docherty and Connor Murray and bid farewell to the outgoing Scott Fox and Dario Zanatta.
Also in an impromptu Strip Club segment, we offer our sartorial opinion on the new away kit before discussing the club's social media engagement over lockdown and why we think boycotting is daft.
Follow us on Twitter @DrawLoseorDraw, like us on Facebook, give us a review on iTunes and wear your masks.
Draw, Lose or Draw return with a special podcast commemorating the 25th anniversary of Partick Thistle's last ever shot at European glory, the 1995 Intertoto Cup. We look into the mythical creature that is the Intertoto Cup, how Thistle inexplicably shambled into a qualification place, and what the fans thought of this bizarre tournament,
Then it's time to get your sun block and travellers cheques sorted as we are away to Austria and France for games against LASK Linz and Metz, and return to Firhill replete with clinking bags from duty free for matches against Keflavik and NK Zagreb. Hear all the tales of punch ups, lost luggage, ill-advised offside passes and maybe the odd can or two of cheap French lager out the local Carrefour in the park.
We then conclude the podcast by asking the immortal question... When UEFA come to their senses and bring back the greatest tournament in continental football history, the Intertoto Cup, where do you want Thistle to go?
This episode of the Draw, Lose or Draw podcast was narrated by Matt Greer, edited by David Forrest and George Twigg and was written by David Forrest and Matt Greer. The contributors in alphabetical order were Kieran Ashton, David Forrest. Matt Greer. Brian Greig. Jamie McDonald. Stephen Mulrine. Marc Wallace. Brian Welsh and Richard Wilson (of the Yugoslav Football Podcast, available on all streaming platforms).
Look out for more content soon. Get in touch with us on Twitter @DrawLoseorDraw.
Much like the squad after the split in the top six season, the DLD crew are already on the beach as they present their final weekly episode until the football season resumes.
Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by the returning Kieran Ashton and Jamie McDonald to discuss Dundee's snakery and go through the five stages of grief (Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance) on the decision to relegate us to League 1 next season. We discuss the circumstances around the decision, the reaction from fans to us not pursuing legal action and the calls to boycott away games against teams who voted against us.
They then scramble at any crumb of Championship salvation by chatting league reconstruction in light of Livingston's statement endorsing it, discussing possible structures that could work.
The four then each pick players that they feel the club should be targeting ahead of our League 1 campaign.
Before all that, they run through the winners of the prestigious Jaggies awards, as voted for by our adoring fans.
And finally, Jamie McDonald earns a double appearance fee by joining us on STRIP CLUB to discuss his five favourite kits, his worst kit, his most iconic sponsor and Kieran Ashton's remarkable Greggs queue skills.
We'll still be doing some monthly specials just to keep you entertained until the new season so if you have any suggestions for content. would like to send well wishes, or even tell us your pub recommendations in Forfar, Peterhead or Cove, you can fill out our listener survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7C5RYSN
Also, we are doing a special episode on the 25th Anniversary of Thistle's Intertoto Cup run and are looking for anecdotes, memories etc from fans who went to any of the four games..Obviously Metz is the glamorous one but we are VERY interested to hear from anyone who was at the Linz game or the home games against NK Zagreb and Keflavik.
If you would be up for having a skype chat with us to tell us your memories from these games or think you can help us with some words about the tournament, please get in touch on Twitter @DrawLoseOrDraw
If you want to contribute to the club during this hiatus you can...
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Make a one-off donation via the new Thistle supporters GoFundMe fundraising page currently at over £30,000 raised set to help running costs: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-jags Set up by fans Caroline Mackie, Dave Mackie and Malky Mcwhirter, we are very grateful to them.
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Pledge via Thistle For Ever: https://thistleforever.org/ Our thanks to Thistle Forever for stepping forward.
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Purchase a commemorative tile for just £50. Simply email mail@ptfc.co.uk to order – please include your inscription ready when you get in contact – remember it can be two lines long with a maximum of 16 characters in each line. Thanks to Euan Couperwhite for the suggestion. Alternatively, purchase online here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/commemorative-tile/
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Join the Centenary Fund which will hold the biggest draw in its history in April – a Super Centenary Fund double draw as well as one of our twice-yearly car giveaways, thanks to our friends at Macklin Motors. Sign up here: https://ptfc.co.uk/fans/centenary-fund/join-the-centenary-fund/
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Buy a season ticket at prices frozen from last season, with the option to pay 50% now and 50% when the season resumes, at the link below. https://ptfc.co.uk/season-tickets/20-21-season-tickets-on-sale-now/prices/
You can also buy club merchandise from Manpreet's new club store, https://northstandjags.bigcartel.com/ All proceeds go towards future displays and banners.
Matt is joined by Manpreet Singh, Reiss Haldane and debutant Jamie McDonald (@JamieMc1876) to make their nominations for the first ever Jaggies end of season awards, chewing the fat over the best and worst of the 2019/20 season which we are contractually obliged to say has not actually finished, for fear of a lawsuit from Gerry Britton. The categories are:
- Player of the Year
- Goal of the Season
- Match of the Season
- Signing of the Season
- Best Away Day of the Season
- Most Improved Player
- Lovable Dud
- Whitest Sneaker Award (Best Boots/Most Sartorially Elegant Player)
- Biggest boo boy (opponent you love to hate)
- Biggest howler
You can get involved on our Twitter (@DrawLoseorDraw) where we will have polls for each award up for you to vote on, with the results being announced next week,
As well as that, Reiss Haldane stays in the nominating spirit as he enters THE STRIP CLUB, our recurring segment on kits, picking his top 5 shirts, his worst shirt and his iconic sponsor before serving Kingsley an eviction notice.
If you want to contribute to the club during this hiatus you can...
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Make a one-off donation via the new Thistle supporters GoFundMe fundraising page with an initial target of £20,000 set to help running costs: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-jags Set up by fans Caroline Mackie, Dave Mackie and Malky Mcwhirter, we are very grateful to them.
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Pledge via Thistle For Ever: https://thistleforever.org/ Our thanks to Thistle Forever for stepping forward.
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Purchase a commemorative tile for just £50. Simply email mail@ptfc.co.uk to order – please include your inscription ready when you get in contact – remember it can be two lines long with a maximum of 16 characters in each line. Thanks to Euan Couperwhite for the suggestion. Alternatively, purchase online here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/commemorative-tile/
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Join the Centenary Fund which will hold the biggest draw in its history in April – a Super Centenary Fund double draw as well as one of our twice-yearly car giveaways, thanks to our friends at Macklin Motors. Sign up here: https://ptfc.co.uk/fans/centenary-fund/join-the-centenary-fund/
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Buy a season ticket at prices frozen from last season, with the option to pay 50% now and 50% when the season resumes, at the link below. https://ptfc.co.uk/season-tickets/20-21-season-tickets-on-sale-now/prices/
You can also buy club merchandise from Manpreet's new club store, https://northstandjags.bigcartel.com/ All proceeds go towards future displays and banners.
As the SPFL blazers announce a vote between all 42 clubs as to whether or not to end the season as is on a points-per-game basis, Matt and David are joined by Reiss Haldane and Manpreet Singh to hold back the tears of the prospect of Cove away next season in the unluckiest of circumstances possible and discuss what the future could hold for the club and it's squad.
Then they move on to happier chat, picking their dream five-a-side team from Thistle players past and present.
Finally, the second installment of STRIP CLUB sees Marc Wallace (@MarcJWallace) return to the pod to discuss his five favourite kits, his worst kit and his most iconic sponsor.
If you want to contribute to the club during this hiatus you can...
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Make a one-off donation via the new Thistle supporters GoFundMe fundraising page with an initial target of £20,000 set to help running costs: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-jags Set up by fans Caroline Mackie, Dave Mackie and Malky Mcwhirter, we are very grateful to them.
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Pledge via Thistle For Ever: https://thistleforever.org/ Our thanks to Thistle Forever for stepping forward.
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Purchase a commemorative tile for just £50. Simply email mail@ptfc.co.uk to order – please include your inscription ready when you get in contact – remember it can be two lines long with a maximum of 16 characters in each line. Thanks to Euan Couperwhite for the suggestion. Alternatively, purchase online here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/commemorative-tile/
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Join the Centenary Fund which will hold the biggest draw in its history in April – a Super Centenary Fund double draw as well as one of our twice-yearly car giveaways, thanks to our friends at Macklin Motors. Sign up here: https://ptfc.co.uk/fans/centenary-fund/join-the-centenary-fund/
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Buy a season ticket at prices frozen from last season, with the option to pay 50% now and 50% when the season resumes, at the link below. https://ptfc.co.uk/season-tickets/20-21-season-tickets-on-sale-now/prices/
You can also buy club merchandise from Manpreet's new club store, https://northstandjags.bigcartel.com/ All proceeds go towards future displays and banners.
Patrons of Firhill will know the feeling very well of your team having a bad day at the office, where nothing clicks and the world just seems to be against you? Well, debuting guest Kieran Ashton now knows all too well after his DLD baptism of fire as he and fellow charlatan David Forrest put their supposed Partick Thistle fandom to the test in what might be the worst quiz in the history of recorded media with host Matt Greer and Quizmaster General Heather Holloway (@heatherih).
In part 2 of the quiz, Kieran then picks himself up off the canvas to battle for pride against Matt.
Finally, we start a new segment entitled STRIP CLUB where fans give us their top 5 Thistle strips of all time, their worst strip and their iconic sponsor with our first guest Manpreet Singh.
Conditions were tough, decisions went against us and the referee should have abandoned it at half time, but most importantly you (the DLD fans) were class and we go again.
If you want to contribute to the club during this hiatus you can...
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Make a one-off donation via the new Thistle supporters GoFundMe fundraising page with an initial target of £20,000 set to help running costs: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-jags Set up by fans Caroline Mackie, Dave Mackie and Malky Mcwhirter, we are very grateful to them.
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Pledge via Thistle For Ever: https://thistleforever.org/ Our thanks to Thistle Forever for stepping forward.
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Purchase a commemorative tile for just £50. Simply email mail@ptfc.co.uk to order – please include your inscription ready when you get in contact – remember it can be two lines long with a maximum of 16 characters in each line. Thanks to Euan Couperwhite for the suggestion. Alternatively, purchase online here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/commemorative-tile/
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Join the Centenary Fund which will hold the biggest draw in its history in April – a Super Centenary Fund double draw as well as one of our twice-yearly car giveaways, thanks to our friends at Macklin Motors. Sign up here: https://ptfc.co.uk/fans/centenary-fund/join-the-centenary-fund/
You can also buy club merchandise from Manpreet's new club store, https://northstandjags.bigcartel.com/ All proceeds go towards future displays and banners.
Matt, David, Reiss and Manpreet are back for yet another episode in quarantine over the phone, as Manpreet goes about panic buying MD 20/20 mid-episode. We discuss Partick Thistle's latest attempts to preserve what shred of sanity any of us have left in this fitbaless hellscape, including players phoning up fans to offer aid in this time of need, Jagszone becoming free-to-air for the foreseeable future, and Stuart Bannigan pinging in finesse shots on FIFA Pro Clubs Twitch streams.
Then, Matt gets in touch with Thistle legend Conrad Balatoni (@conradbalatoni) to discuss his time with the club, life after Thistle and his new career in wealth management.
Finally, David, Reiss and Manpreet compete for all the marbles in what is hopefully the first of many quizzes, Can Manpreet actually tear himself away from the big shop for just five seconds to actually hear for any of the questions are? Can David remember even the most basic facts about Thistle? Will Reiss show any sort of mercy? Find out the answers to those questions and more in this week's episode of Draw, Lose or Draw.
If you want to contribute to the club during this hiatus you can...
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Make a one-off donation via the new Thistle supporters GoFundMe fundraising page with an initial target of £20,000 set to help running costs: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-jags Set up by fans Caroline Mackie, Dave Mackie and Malky Mcwhirter, we are very grateful to them.
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Pledge via Thistle For Ever: https://thistleforever.org/ Our thanks to Thistle Forever for stepping forward.
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Purchase a commemorative tile for just £50. Simply email mail@ptfc.co.uk to order – please include your inscription ready when you get in contact – remember it can be two lines long with a maximum of 16 characters in each line. Thanks to Euan Couperwhite for the suggestion. Alternatively, purchase online here: https://ptfc.co.uk/product/commemorative-tile/
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Join the Centenary Fund which will hold the biggest draw in its history in April – a Super Centenary Fund double draw as well as one of our twice-yearly car giveaways, thanks to our friends at Macklin Motors. Sign up here: https://ptfc.co.uk/fans/centenary-fund/join-the-centenary-fund/
You can also buy club merchandise from Manpreet's new club store, https://northstandjags.bigcartel.com/ All proceeds go towards future displays and banners.
Reporting live from his self-isolation bunker inside the bing, David stands in as host for the absent Matt, who is currently panic-buying Greggs steak bakes for preparation for the inevitable state lockdown.
He is joined by Marc Wallace (@MarcJWallace), as the two of them discuss what they've been doing to stave off the isolation blues, the club temporarily changing it's name to Partick Thistle Family Club, and the list of funding suggestions put out by the board this week. before Marc educates us on the last time a Scottish football season was scrapped mid-season in 1939.
In addition, Matt chats to former Thistle legend and all round loveliest guy going Frédéric Frans (@frefrans) about his time with the club, his tenure with Dundee United. his current club Koninklijke Beerschot VA and why he will always be a true Jags man at heart.
Finally, we chat to former Firhill ball boy Cameron Gray (@cammygno1) about his experiences behind the scenes, the players he wound up most, time wasting shenanigans and the time future Champions League winner Virgil Van Dijk told him how he really felt about the quality in Thistle's side.
For more information on how to financially support Thistle during the hiatus, click the link below: https://ptfc.co.uk/ptfc-news/partick-thistle-fc-fans-offer-financial-support/
After a devastating virus outbreak, the world is plunged into a state of chaos. Football fans across the country are forced to survive in a world without a game to watch as the domestic season is cancelled, while Partick Thistle fans fret about the possibility of being relegated despite having nine games left to play, which we definitely, unequivocally would have won if we'd just had the chance.
With vast swathes under threat of having to spend the weekend in the house, an armed podcast team of Matt Greer, David Forrest and Reiss Haldane step into the brink and review Tuesday's game against Dunfermline to alleviate your boredom before discussing the future ahead in the coming weeks and months for the club and the SPFL.
Sadly, Manpreet has fallen foul to Corona, in that he's got pished on Coronas and forgot we were recording, so former Thistle legend and all round lovely guy Stevie Lawless has stepped out of his hermetically-sealed anti-germ bubble to chat his time at Thistle, the move to Livingston and his aims for the future.
Lock the doors, crank it up, enjoy... and for the love of Dools, wash your hands when you're finished.
Matt. David, Manpreet and Reiss are joined this episode by the new co-host of the Radio Clyde Superscoreboard: Women In Football podcast and stadium announcer at Firhill, Callum Bell (@CalBell0)
They discuss "the mighty Partick Thistle", a day in the life of a stadium announcer and the only celebrity Callum has ever been starstruck by. Manpreet also signs a verbal contract to take part in the next halftime Crossbar Challenge and then the lads engage in a contest for the richest prize in sports entertainment, the chance to bam up the punters at Firhill by playing the halftime music of their choice.
After that, we discuss last week's games against QOS and Dundee United, before previewing this week's encounters against Dunfermline and Alloa, with the help of Pure Championship podcast host and Dunfermline fan Cammy Anderson (@CammyAnders) as well as Alloa match programme Fans View columnist Brian Roach (@Alloa1878SC).