SPFL Ladbrokes Championship
Fri 13 September, 2019. Kick Off: - 19:05
Gayfield Park
Prices
Adults: £18
Concessions: £10
Adult and child gate: £20
Match Arrangements
Supporters of both teams are asked to note that segregation will be in place for the fixture on Friday the 13th of September. Home supporters will occupy the Harbour/Town end of the stadium and the away support will occupy the Pleasureland end of the stadium. Supporters will enter the ground at the turnstiles at these sides of the stadium.
Arbroath Football Club asks that supporters ensure that they arrive in good time for the match to avoid delayed entrance into the stadium.
Disabled Supporters’ Information
via arbroathfc.co.uk
“Gayfield Park, home of Arbroath FC has two enclosed disabled seating areas on either side of the main stand which are reserved for wheelchair users and their assistants / carers. Each area can accommodate up to 3 wheelchairs and 3 assistants / carers.
These areas also have wall attached seats which fold down in place for any assistant or carer that is present on the day.
Each side is accessible via a smooth flat surface suitable for wheel chairs with a disabled toilet on the opposite side of the stand.
Our match day stewards are always on hand to give assistance either into the ground, or to the accessible areas.
Unfortunately due to Gayfield’s location we don’t own any parking spaces around the ground, but there is plenty of spaces on either side of the ground to park which is all completely free.
If the distance from the main gate to the accessible area is too far, then we are happy to accommodate a vehicle into the ground for a close drop off. In this circumstance we would please ask that you contact the club a day or two before hand and arrive a little earlier than normal.
We offer a concession admission for those with a disability and free admission to any assistant or carer present.
We are a community club and hope to give all visiting and home fans the same experience as they are welcomed into our ground.”
If you have any questions, you can contact Arbraoth by calling 01241-872157 or emailing .
JagZoneLIVE v Arbroath
Our audio commentary service, JagZone LIVE, will be broadcasting from Gayfield Park as Partick Thistle return to Ladbrokes Championship action against Arbroath.
The build-up to the game with our commentary team will begin at 6:50pm, 15 minutes ahead of kick-off.
It’s been 17 years since the Jags and Red Lichties last faced off competitively when Thistle came back from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw.
To listen to the broadcast, simply log in to your Jagzone account, click on the audio commentary tab and press the play button on the player.
Jagzone LIVE is only available to Jagzone subscribers so sign up here to listen to the show.
Supporters’ Buses:
City Centre Branch:
Pick ups:
Q Club – 15:45
Station Bar – 16:00
Non members welcome.
Please call 07979496154 or email for any further information.
John Lambie Jordanhill Branch:
Pick ups:
Jordanhill Station – 16:00
Thornwood Bar – 16:05
Prices:
Adults – £17.50
Concessions -£12
All Jags fans are welcome but booking is essential.
For seats please contact Alistair on 07817612563 or email
For general enquires please contact Iain on 07779668357 or email
North-West Branch:
Pick ups:
Milngavie Station – 16:00
Esquire House – 16:20
Maryhill Community Halls – 16:35
Non-Members fares:
Concessions – £10.50
Full fare – £17
To reserve seats, please e-mail or call 0141 632 3604.
Match Build-Up
Ahead of this week’s fixture against Arbroath, we have had plenty of build-up from various members of the Jags playing department on both ptfc.co.uk and JagZone.
Click on the links below to find all our match previews from this week.
Website Previews:
JagZone Previews:
Partick Thistle returned to winning ways last Saturday in the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Challenge Cup against Montrose and are now looking to carry that into the league as they take on Arbroath at Gayfield Park. The Jags are yet to win a game in this season’s league campaign and, as a result, sit bottom of the Ladbrokes Championship after four fixtures. However, a win in Angus this week would carry the Maryhill Men up to seventh ahead of Saturday’s matches. Thistle boss, Gary Caldwell, spoke to ptfc.co.uk ahead of the clash, beginning by discussing the threat that the Red Lichties pose:
“They’re a team who have shown they know how to win games. Firstly, in gaining promotion from League One and then through their good start to this season. They’ve carried that momentum from winning the title and started the league season in good form so we’ll have to be ready to compete if we want to get the three points.
“Gayfield is an especially tough venue to go and play at. When I watched their game against Dunfermline, I thought that the weather really affected the match on that day so we know what could face us when we get up there and are ready for whatever environment we’re playing in.”
It’s Jags’ third Friday night game of the season in front of the BBC cameras but Caldwell is hoping for a better showing than in the previous two when Thistle managed to lose from winning position against Dundee United and Morton.
“It’s all about getting our first three points of the season. We really need something to kick-start our league season because although we haven’t performed terribly overall so far, we’ve been poor in the key moments and that’s cost us so we have to be aggressive and look to win this game.”
Despite Thistle’s league position, Gary feels that if his side can put together a run of results, then they will be battling at the top end of the table before long.
“If there’s one thing I’ve learned about this league since I’ve been here, it’s that two or three wins can make a huge difference to your position in the league and that’s especially true early on in the season as we are just now. However, to go on a run, we need that first win and we’re looking to set ourselves on the right path with a good performance and a win against Arbroath.”
The gaffer finished by giving us an update on the Jags squad with a couple of faces making a return this week.
“Cammy Palmer will come back in from international duty which is great and Dario Zanatta comes back in after being cup-tied last week. Unfortunately, both Shea Gordon and Stuart Bannigan are still suspended and Alex Jones had some bad news from his ankle scan. We’ve not spoken to a specialist yet but he’s likely to miss two or three months.
“I thought Dario was fantastic on his debut and he’s been great in training as well. The players are excited about the thought of playing alongside him and we need to find the best way to utilise him and get him on the ball because he’s the kind of players who can decide matches.”
More exclusive preview interviews with Kenny Miller, Tommy Robson and Jags manager, Gary Caldwell, are all available to JagZone subscribers – log in to see them.
Jagzone members will also be able to watch extended highlights of the game.
Can’t make it to the Gayfield Park? JagzoneLIVE will bring you coverage of the full 90 minutes through our audio commentary service which begins begins at 6:50pm – you can listen in here.
For a full list of all the great content you can access from just £5.99 per month as a Jagzone member, click here.
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Fri 13 September, 2019
SPFL Ladbrokes Championship 
Gayfield Park