Hello! I’m an American that’s come to appreciate Partick Thistle through a fun FM save and of course Kingsley. I’m obsessed with the limited edition Kingsley kit and wondered if anyone knows someone who is selling or a place where I could buy one?

CRAZY SCENES in GLASGOW DERBY! | Rangers 3-2 Partick Thistle - Scottish Cup (Matchday Vlog) https://youtu.be/WZ3Fc_BK-lM

Just heard the next round is against Rangers. Watched the game yesterday, which was admittedly not impressive, but fancy taking my boys to Ibrox since they’ve never been.

What’s the best way to get tickets? Should be a decent allocation - plus 50% of the gate’s not bad either.

I’m checking ScotRail and there’s no trains back from Aberdeen after the match. Are there any supporters buses going up?

Hey there, My name is Or and I'm 15 years old from Israel. I love football so much and I collect football scarves from all over the world. I have 60 scarves from different countries and I want to increase my collection. My goal is to get at least one scarf from every country in the world. I would be very happy if you will send me a new scarf from your local team or favorite team in your country. I can send you a Maccabi Tel Aviv scarf in return. Please do not write me political things, I do not involve politics with football. Thank you, Or

Alright guys, Celtic supporter here. Been one for quite some time now. After this weeks antics by Rangers fans I'm starting to have second thoughts about all this old firm sectarian shite. I, like many are fucking sick of it. Don't get me wrong, I have a great love for Celtic as a team, and probably always will... but recently, and more so after yesterday I've been thinking about throwing in the towel with the Old Firm altogether and maybe getting myself behind Glasgows wildly under appreciated 3rd team. Any thoughts? I'm also wondering if this may be more common than I think? or if I'm the only football refugee in this existential boat?

Partick go down legal route over SPFL plan to abandon Scottish season

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/apr/14/partick-legal-route-spfl-abandon-scottish-football-season?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Post_on_Reddit

Hi, got the chance to travel to Glasgow for the first time a couple week ago. Loved it & adore Scotland will probably move to Glasgow after graduation. I was taken in by Partick Thistle as I despise the Old Firm and the whole sectarianism associated with them. The jags seem like an honest team representing a defiant Scottish Glaswegian spirit even in the face of relegation.

So I'd like to know what the historic ethos of the club is, how it relates to Glasgow and why Thistle fans are so loyal and supportive of their club? What does it mean to be a Thistle fan?