Morton v Heart of Midlothian – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology hosts perhaps it’s highest profile match in a quarter of a century with the visit of one of Morton’s most unfamiliar foes in Premiership Heart of Midlothian, in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup quarter-final in front of the BBC Scotland cameras.
Having already claimed one Premiership scalp in Motherwell, the competition’s only remaining non-Premiership club
Morton v Dundee United – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
All good things must come to an end, and with Morton’s magnificent run of sixteen matches without defeat being halted by relegation-threatened Inverness on Saturday, league leaders Dundee United visit Cappielow Park Supported by Dalrada Technology hoping to keep their faltering chase to the finish line on track.
With injuries building up, Dougie Imrie will be looking for an improved performance as his side
Morton v Inverness Caledonian Thistle – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Off the back of Morton’s draw in Kirkcaldy against the league’s second top side, Dougie Imrie’s Morton welcome the league’s second bottom team to Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology with the visit of an Inverness Caledonian Thistle side who have struggled to drag themselves from danger despite some encouraging signs when the ex-Scotland striker took the reins in September.
Having p
Hal’s Heroes- Morton’s Greatest Ever Season
By Russell Gordon
As we’re all aware by now, 2024 is a year of celebration of all things Morton, as the club celebrates its 150th anniversary.
But with so many ups and downs to look back on over those years, it would be remiss of me not to wax lyrical about what was perhaps the greatest individual campaign in Morton’s 150 years of unbroken history.
After the relative highs of the 1940s, which peaked with a narrow Scottish Cup final
Raith Rovers v Morton – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Following a hard-fought victory over Airdrie on Saturday, which took Morton to fifteen games without defeat, it’s straight back into action for Dougie Imrie’s men as they hit the winding little backroad to deepest, darkest Kirkcaldy to face a big-spending Raith Rovers side that have resurrected their title challenge after a couple of recent wins in the last fortnight.
With Imrie having to assess a number of war
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The Greatest Showman- A Tribute to Andy Ritchie
By Russell Gordon
Being a Morton fan younger than 45 has been a hard shift- 36 years without top-flight football, Hugh Scott and administration, dropping to the Third Division, the 2004 collapse, 10-2 at Hamilton, getting knocked out the Scottish Cup by non-league Spartans and losing a League Cup Group Stage game on penalties to League One minnows Falkirk have been among the lowlights in that time.
Bu
Morton v Airdrieonians – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
With Morton now pushing for the promotion play-offs on the back of what is now a fourteen-match unbeaten run, they face what is arguably their most important match of the season to date, with the visit of one of their nearest challengers for the coveted final place in the top four of the table.
With Rhys McCabe’s Airdrie sitting five points behind Dougie Imrie’s men with a game in hand, three points for the
Queen’s Park v Morton – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Dougie Imrie’s Scottish Cup shock troops make what hopefully won’t be their last trip of the season to Scotland’s National Stadium as they look to extend their unbeaten run to an incredible fourteen games, after having disposed of Premiership Motherwell in last Friday’s televised Cappielow thriller.
With opponents Queen’s Park having recently seen a resurgence under the watchful eye of new manager Callum Dav
Morton v Motherwell – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology hosts the BBC Scotland cameras along with its biggest crowd in at least six years as Premiership strugglers Motherwell come to town to face a five-star Morton team who are on fire for a Fifth Round Scottish Gas Scottish Cup tie that is really whetting the appetite of the Greenock faithful.
Glen’s Vodka Scottish Championship Manager of the Month for January, Dougi
Dunfermline Athletic v Morton – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Morton hit the road this weekend, seeking to create a landmark twelfth game unbeaten for the first time since they embarked on a magnificent run of fifteen unbeaten in 1979.
While such an achievement would be a tremendous one, and testament to the good work that Dougie Imrie and his squad have done in recent months, those looking for omens may not want to consider that in March 2017, as Morton approac
Away Day Guide – Dunfermline (3rd February)
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Morton v Arbroath – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Having recently disposed Montrose in the fourth round of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup, Morton welcome the Gable Endies’ local rivals Arbroath to Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology this weekend as they return to league business and look to push towards a place in the promotion play-offs.
Having frustratingly dropped points in their previous outing against Partick, Dougie Imrie’s side will be looking
Morton v Montrose - Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Cup fever comes to Greenock as League One promotion-chasers Montrose visit Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology for a tie that should prove far more of a test than the convincing victory the ‘Ton recorded over Lowland League Bo’ness United in the last round of the competition.
With Montrose sitting in fourth place in their division, and eying a stab at the play-offs in May, the trip to Greenock could prove a fine barom
Morton v Partick – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
Dougie Imrie’s task going into this weekend is to pull his players down from Cloud Nine after last Saturday’s enthralling win at Tannadice in time for the visit of their fellow promotion hopefuls, Partick Thistle to Cappielow Park Supported by Dalrada Technology.
While last weekend’s task looked the most daunting test of Morton’s ever increasing unbeaten run, the visit of a side that have had their number thus
