Partick Thistle: Last News

Airdrieonians have announced the loan signing of Partick Thistle midfielder Ben Stanway.

Kilmarnock have been drawn at home to Dundee United in the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup.

Hamilton Accies boss Stuart Taylor says Dunfermline is the start of a run of four games that could be pivotal to his side's chances of landing a play-off slot in the Championship.

Morton boss Dougie Imrie has netted a second successive Scottish Championship Glen's Manager of the Month award for February.

Partick Thistle are reported to be in the driving seat to land Zak Rudden for the long-term amid interest from Motherwell.

Motherwell are interested in Partick Thistle's Zak Rudden, but no official bid has been submitted by the Steelmen.

Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou and skipper Callum McGregor have paid their respects to the late Bertie Auld.

Ibrox young guns will secure second place in the table with a win against the Bully Wee. Partick Thistle, Queen's Park and Celtic Colts are all also involved in the trophy.

Albion Rovers new boy Paul Cairney wants to repay boss Brian Reid for rescuing him from the football wilderness.The former Hibs and Partick Thistle midfielder has been without a club for two years since leaving Peterhead.The 32-year-old reckons that an ill-fated spell at Balmoor put a lot of clubs off snapping him up.Cairney is delighted Reid, who he worked under at Stranraer, has taken the gamble to bring him to Cliftonhill.“I’ve not played for about two years now after leaving Peterhead,” he told Lanarkshire Live Sport.“I just found myself out of the game, but as soon as I spoke to Brian I jumped at the chance to go and work with him again.“That was a big thing for me when he phoned after being out of the game for so long.“He gave me a

Clyde side ahead of the new campaign.

Rangers season ticket holders have been offered a voucher by the club in the event the current campaign isn't finished.

Relegated Partick Thistle have stepped aside and will not pursue legal action against the SPFL to allow clubs access to a prize money release of £9.3million.

Scottish clubs WILL have legal grounds to challenge any SPFL decision taken to end the season early without voiding the current standings but they’ll have to prove it was unreasonable.

Ann Budge has pleaded with Scotland’s top-flight clubs to back her plans for reconstruction – and spare Hearts from being locked out of Scottish football’s big restart.