What are the colors of Partick?

Red and yellow jerseys in varying designs including hoops, stripes, and predominantly yellow with red trims.

Why is it called Partick?

Named after Partick, the burgh where the club was formed in 1876, derived from Cumbric word meaning thicket.

Yes, Partick has been relegated multiple times, including from the top tier in 1982 and subsequent relegations.

Wyre Stadium at Firhill, Glasgow

1876

Scotland

Wyre Stadium at Firhill, Glasgow

#	Team	P	W	D	L	PTS	DIFF	GLS	LAST 5
1	ST Johnstone	31	17	11	3	62	+31	54:23	D D W W W
2	Partick	31	16	11	4	59	+15	47:32	W W D W D
3	Arbroath	31	12	11	8	47	+4	39:35	L W D D D
4	Dunfermline	29	11	7	11	40	+8	42:34	D W W W D
5	Raith Rovers	31	9	9	13	36	0	34:34	W L W L L
6	Morton	31	8	12	11	36	-9	32:41	W W L L L
7	Queen's Park	31	8	12	11	36	-10	33:43	D L D W W
8	Ayr Utd	30	7	14	9	35	-4	34:38	L L D L D
9	Ross County	31	6	10	15	28	-20	28:48	L D L D L
10	Airdrie United	30	6	9	15	27	-15	24:39	L D L W L

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P - Matches played

W - Wins

D - Draws

L - Losses

DIFF - Difference

GLS - Goals

Pts - Points

Partick team is based in Glasgow, Scotland. Partick’s home turf is Wyre Stadium at Firhill, Glasgow.

Partick have won 5 of their last 10 games, scoring 15 goals in the process.

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Partick Thistle Football Club was formed in 1876 in the burgh of Partick by local residents.