Key Points
- Partick Thistle head coach Mark Wilson named Glen’s Vodka Championship Manager of the Month for November.
- Thistle earned 10 points from 12 in November with wins over Queen’s Park, St Johnstone and Dunfermline, plus a draw at Airdrieonians.
- Partick Thistle sit joint top of the Scottish Championship, level on points with St Johnstone but behind on goal difference.
- This marks Wilson’s second consecutive monthly award, reflecting strong team performance and spirit.
Glasgow (Glasgow Express) February 11, 2026 – Partick Thistle head coach Mark Wilson has been named the Glen’s Vodka Championship Manager of the Month for November after guiding his side to an unbeaten run.
The former Celtic and Dundee United defender took charge at Firhill in summer 2025 and has led the Jags to joint top of the Scottish Championship table. Thistle collected 10 points from a possible 12 last month, defeating Queen’s Park, St Johnstone and Dunfermline while drawing 1-1 at Airdrieonians.
Why did Mark Wilson win the November award?
Wilson’s success came from three league victories and a draw that propelled Partick Thistle into contention for the title. According to STV News, the team showed resilience, including a late equaliser at Airdrie and progression in the Scottish Cup against Forfar Athletic.
As reported by PTFC News of Partick Thistle FC, Wilson described the achievement as his second in a row, stating:
“I was delighted to pick up my first Glen’s Championship Manager of the Month Award last month and for a second one to arrive so quickly is fantastic.”
What has Mark Wilson said about the team’s success?
Wilson credited the players and staff, emphasising collective effort. He told STV News: “The award is in my name but it is a reflection on everyone at the club, especially the players who carry the burden and deserve the praise as much as anyone.” He highlighted work with assistant Alex Rae to build team spirit.
How did Partick Thistle perform under Wilson in November?
The Jags halted St Johnstone’s push for a nine-point lead with a victory, as noted by Partick Thistle FC’s official report. SPFL coverage confirmed the unbeaten run placed Thistle joint top, separated only by goal difference.
What lies ahead for Partick Thistle and Mark Wilson?
With the season ongoing, Thistle aim to overtake St Johnstone and secure promotion. Wilson’s prior coaching roles at Airdrieonians and Brechin City, detailed in verified reports, underscore his experience leading the Firhill side’s challenge.
Partick Thistle’s strong position reflects sustained form under Wilson’s leadership since his permanent appointment in May 2025.
