Morton v Partick Thistle – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
As we enter the final quarter of the season, Morton head into what looks like a daunting encounter against an in-form Partick Thistle at Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology, bruised after a chastening defeat at the hands of fellow promotion hopefuls Ayr United in midweek.
With Tuesday’s match certainly going down as a missed opportunity, the weekend’s decimated card will see Morton’s advantage of having a game
Morton v Ayr United – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon.
Morton wrap up the third quarter of the league campaign with the visit of Ayr United to Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology for a re-arranged fixture from the 2nd of January, the result of which could go a long way to deciding where both sides’ seasons go from here.
With the two teams enjoying contrasting fortunes in recent weeks, Glen’s Vodka SPFL Manager of the Month for February, Dougie Imrie will be hoping, and
Morton vs Queens Park - Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
As the Championship title race hots up, Dougie Imrie will lead his side out tomorrow against Queens Park, aiming to reduce the gap between Morton and the league leaders. The Spiders, who sit atop of the Championship with just ten fixtures remaining, have had a hugely impressive debut in the second tier, and will be eying up a space at Scottish football’s top table next term. The Morton gaffer will be hoping that his team’s endeavou
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Allan McGraw- An Obituary
By Russell Gordon
The word “legend” is an often used one in the world of football, and I’ve always felt it was one that has become cheap. In the context of Morton, who are our own legends?
For my own generation, there aren’t many. Derek McInnes was a star, the Finns gave us a couple of years of joy, Derek Lilley was a fine goal scorer who netted a club record transfer fee. Younger guys will look towards Chris M
Away Day Guide – Queens Park (4th March)
Photo - Stenhousemuir FC
Tickets
Tickets can be bought upon arrival at Ochilview. Prices are as follows: Adults - £20, Concessions (OAPs) - £13, U16s - £8. Ochilview’s turnstiles are cash only, however matchday tickets can be bought in advance via Queens Park's online ticketing system.
Disabled Supporters Information
Disabled fans will enter through the gate at the home turnstiles, and will be housed in the main stand at Och
Morton vs Cove Rangers - Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
Dougie Imrie’s side head into Saturday’s tie against Cove Rangers with three successive home wins in sight, as The Toonsers visit Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology for only the second time in their club’s history. Following a tough run of away games, the Sinclair Street side have resurrected their fortunes and can once again start looking upwards in the Championship.
Photo - GBR Photographs.
Squad Update
Morton v Dundee – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon.
The BBC Scotland cameras return to Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology for what looks to be a fascinating match up between a Morton side looking to follow up last weekend’s fantastic win against league leaders Queen’s Park by toppling title favourites Dundee.
With The Spiders also in action against Raith Rovers at Ochilview, there is plenty of room for twists and turns at the top end of the table ahead of the other mat
Morton v Queen’s Park – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
The league leaders come to Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology looking to extend their lead at the top of the table for at least 24 hours, with Morton looking to arrest a winless run which is now stretching across seven league games, all the way back to November 19th.
With the Scottish Cup taking centre stage on the fixture list, and the only other Championship game this weekend taking place on Sunday between Dunde
Inverness vs Morton – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
Morton will look to resurrect their fortunes in the Highlands on Saturday, travelling up the A9 to lock horns with Billy Dodds’ Inverness. Following defeat to Arbroath at Cappielow last week, Dougie Imrie’s side are now five league matches without a win and would love a repeat of the Grant Gillespie inspired victory from earlier in the campaign.
Photo - GBR Photographs.
Squad Update
Imrie is expected to delve int
Away Day Guide – Inverness (4th February)
Photo - ICT Website
Tickets
Tickets now available from ictfc.tickethour.co.uk and from the Club Shop on matchday. Prices are as follows – Adult £20; Concessions (OAPs, Students) - £15; U18s - £6.
Disabled Supporters Information
The following provisions are in place for disabled fans - 26 wheelchair places with adjacent carer seats in both the North & South Stands; 14 wheelchair places with adjacent carer seats in the
Morton v Arbroath - Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
After last weekend’s disappointment and controversy at Celtic Park, Morton’s involvement in Scotland’s domestic cup competitions has ended for another season, allowing Dougie Imrie and his charges to concentrate on getting a league campaign that has stuttered in the last month or so back on track as Morton look to regain their place in the top four and push themselves further up the table.
With postponements over the festive per
Celtic v Morton – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
With Morton’s impressive league campaign hitting a sticky patch in recent weeks, under normal circumstances, the resumption of our Scottish Cup campaign may well be seen as blessed relief from the trials and tribulations of a promotion race. Not so much this weekend though, as Morton jump from the frying pan right into the raging inferno of Celtic Park, and a trip to the champions, and by far the best team in the land.
With over 20
Away Day Guide – Celtic (21st January)
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Tickets
Tickets can only be purchased in person at Smiths, with NO tickets remaining at Cappielow. Unrestricted view tickets are priced as follows: Adult – £20; Concession £15; Under 13 – £10. Restricted view tickets are priced as follows: Adult – £17; Concession – £12; Under 13 – £7.
Disabled Fans Information
Disabled away fans will enter through “ES35”. Alexis Dobbin is the Celtic Disablity Access O
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Oh, What A Night… Morton’s Greatest Ever Upset.
By Russell Gordon
With the tenth anniversary of Morton’s incredible League Cup victory over Celtic approaching in September, I had planned waiting until then to take a trip down memory lane, until fate threw us together again in this season’s Scottish Cup, just to mix things up and spare us a trip to Fir Park (for the time being, anyway).
Scene Setter
The autumn of 2013 wasn’t a good time to be a Morton fan.
