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The more street wise team won. They were set up to stop us playing - in part it worked. We struggled, once again, defending high balls into our box and failed to take our chances. None of it helped by missing the two lads in defence. We gave it a go though but it was not to be this week .

Who do you contact to request a minute silence at the next home game?

In terms of the red card, I am clearly in the minority here. Carrick was bearing down on goal and Okike came across him initiating the contact. Yes it was soft but if it was the other way about we would all have been screaming for a red. I thought Okike was a bit naive and Miller said as much in the post-match interview. On the plus side it set us up for a roller coaster ride resulting in tears and snotters for big Marv. As for their keeper - oh dear.

Given my innate pessimism watching Morton, I feared we were done for after going 2-3 down at the start of the second-half. How wrong I was and for this I apologise most profusely to the team and management. The difference in performance under O'Halloran and Miller compared to the excuse-laden turd aka Murray is close to miraculous. Giving the team a system and freedom to play has worked wonders. Yes we are likely to concede but what a breathe of fresh air it is to turn up and watch a blue and white wave believe in themselves as they constantly bomb forward. Borso will rightly get the headlines but everyone involved played their part. On days like today it is glorious to support Morton - the club must survive.

Outstanding first 20 minutes and then indecision at the back allowed a card happy referee to change the direction of the game. No excuse though for us completely losing our heads and conceding two goals so quickly - it could have been even worse without our keeper once again showing his quality. No idea why Cuppa has come on at right fullback. Keep Cammy there and shift Long ridge to the left. Unless we can reset at half-time the second half could be a rerun of the Alamo. It certainly would not surprise me if we struggle to keep ten men on the park.

A shocking set of cup results this season. Disappointing result after recent league performances.

Cappielow has a value but there is no chance they would get what is stated in the accounts. The figure often referred to reflects the cost of the stadium allowing for depreciation and obsolescence rather than a market value. Despite what some supporters argue Cappielow is not a prime site but regardless it would attract buyers including, no doubt, the Easdales. Given how hard MCT negotiated to achieve fan ownership/control of Cappielow it makes no sense to walk away now.

We are a complete shambles. So many so called supporters should hang their heads in shame. Rather than focus on the blame game would it not be more beneficial to focus our energy on ensuring the survival of our football club?

All fine and well SpoonTon but given their actions the three newly elected members should have been honest and transparent at the time they were seeking election. What transpired was sleekit and only created division.

After all this time, I don't know what to do. If only we had binned Murray earlier.

Credit to Ballantyne and Wilson for going above and beyond.

A dreadful interview where all Murray is looking to say is we should have no expectations because he only has week boys to put on the park. This man is a fraud who only stays in place due to the spineless BoD. This is not my club.

Can we get a whip round to pay the driver to leave Murray in Inverness.

C'mon boys remember that the lads are giving everything in training and no-one should doubt their commitment. The unwillingness to bench Murray is another black stain on the GMFC Board and highlights the inability of the MCT Board to exert any pressure for change.

Did Murray not say in the Tele he told the players in training this match was for the fans?