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.
Hamilton Academical vs Morton – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
Dougie Imrie will lead his Morton side out into his old stomping ground on Saturday as The Ton look to close the gap at the top end of the Championship table. Imrie, who has scored for both Morton and Hamilton at New Douglas Park, will be forced to take in tomorrow’s match from the main stand, having been shown two bookings in quick succession in last week’s feisty battle against Partick. With The Ton now four matches witho
Away Day Guide – Hamilton (14th January)
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Tickets -
Tickets can be purchased by calling the Ticket Office on 01698 368650, at the club shop on matchday or on the Hamilton website.
Prices are as follows: Adult £20; Concessions (OAPs, U18s) - £10. Please note that disabled and carer tickets must be purchased at the stadium on matchday.
Disabled Supporters Information-
Away supporters can enter via the exit gate adjacent to turnstil
Partick Thistle vs Morton – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. The Cowshed faithful were delighted with the news that Liam Grimshaw, Robbie Crawford and skipper Grant Gillespie had all extended their stay at the Tail o’ the Bank this week. Morton fans were however, left disappointed after news broke that the Cappielow pitch had fallen foul of the weather ahead of Monday’s highly anticipated showdown with Ayr United. Imrie’s men will now travel to F
Away Day Guide – Partick Thistle (7th January)
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Tickets –
Admission prices are as follows - Adults £20, Concessions (Over 65s, students, disabled and carer) £15, Under 16s £5. Supporters can purchase tickets here.
Disabled Supporters Info –
The disabled section at Firhill, for both home and away fans, can be accessed via the large red disabled access gate at the North West corner of the stadium, where the John Lambie Stand and the Colin We
Morton v Ayr United – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
With an unexpectedly successful 2022 having come to a close, Ayr United will first foot Morton at Cappielow Park supported by Dalrada Technology for a mouth-watering clash between two of the Championship’s promotion chasers.
Having remained unbeaten in the league for a full three months to this point, confidence will be high amongst Dougie Imrie’s squad for the visit of an Ayr team that will be licking their wounds after being
Dean, Alan and Craig discuss Morton's 2-2 comeback draw with Raith, Imrie's one year anniversary in the Cappielow dugout and the upcoming January transfer window.
Raith Rovers vs Morton – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
The Ton travel through to Kirkcaldy this evening for the final fixture of what has been an incredibly successful year for the Greenock side. With popular manager Dougie Imrie celebrating one year in post this week, it seems an appropriate time to reflect on the rejuvenation inside Cappielow that has been inspired by the gaffer. With a popular and successful team on the pitch, and Morton Club Together attracting external investment
Away Day Guide - Raith Rovers (23rd December)
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Tickets
Click here to purchase tickets. Tickets are priced at £20 for adults, £13 for U21s/OAPs and £8 for U16s.
Disabled Supporters Information
Wheelchairs User supporters and their personal assistants can be allocated in the Main Stand. Where this stand is not open for general use, wheelchair users will have the option of using the Penman Family Stand. In these circumstances, where wheelchair guests wo
Morton vs Queens Park – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon.
Whilst the Cappielow pitch suffers amidst the sub-zero snap, Dougie Imrie’s side have been anything but frosty on Sinclair Street this season. The Ton have claimed maximum points in five of their eight outings in Inverclyde this season, as they prepare to welcome Championship newcomers Queens Park, the last side to visit the Tail o’ the Bank on league business this season.
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Squad Update
Raith Rovers v Morton – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon.
The race for promotion to the Premiership takes a back seat for the weekend as Morton travel to holders Raith Rovers in Kirkcaldy in the last sixteen of the SPFL Trust Trophy.
Morton, and perhaps our victims in the last round Ayr United, are the biggest clubs who have been involved in every campaign without claiming the trophy, only ever reaching the final in 1992, where we fell 2-3 to Hamilton Accies at the old Love Street.
Away Day Guide – Raith Rovers (10th December)
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Tickets
Click here to purchase tickets. Tickets are priced at £15 for adults, £10 for U21s/OAPs and £5 for U16s.
Disabled Supporters Information
Wheelchairs User supporters and their personal assistants can be allocated in the Main Stand. Where this stand is not open for general use, wheelchair users will have the option of using the Penman Family Stand. In these circumstances, where wheelchair guests wou
Dean and Gordon welcome guest panellist and Arbroath supporter Ewan Smith onto this week's show. They discuss Saturday's 1-1 draw, the importance of recruitment in January and preview Saturday's trip to Raith.
Arbroath v Morton – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon.
This season’s Championship surprise team are back on the road up the A92 for the second consecutive league match, with a trip to Gayfield to visit last term’s shock troops, Arbroath, as Morton look to extend their unbeaten run to ten games after Scottish Cup progress was made with last Saturday’s win over Queen of the South.
With the hosts toiling at the wrong end of the table this time around, both teams will be looking for th
Away Day Guide - Arbroath (3rd December)
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Tickets –
Click here to buy matchday tickets. Prices are as follows – Adults - £20, Concession (U18s, Students, Over 65s and Disabled Fans) - £13, Parent and U12 child - £23, Parent and 2xU12 children - £25.
Disabled Supporters Information –
The following is an exert from the Arbroath website – “Gayfield Park, home of Arbroath FC has two enclosed disabled seating areas on either side of the main s
Morton v Queen of the South – Match Preview
by Russell Gordon
After Morton’s fantastic last-gasp victory at Cove Rangers last weekend, the football world’s attention turns to the latest episode in the story of the greatest sporting competition on the planet- yes, our interest in the Scottish Cup resumes for another year!
Whilst it’s far from the most attractive of fixtures, with many of us at least looking for someone we’ve never previously met at this early stage, or at best a t
Craig, Ewan and Alan discuss Morton's win at Cove, look ahead to the Scottish Cup tie with Queen of the South and discuss the new contract for Alex King.
Cove Rangers vs Morton – Match Preview
by Dean McKinnon
Morton head north tomorrow aiming to extend their unbeaten run to eight matches. The Cappielow side showed guile, aggression and resolve last week to see off a Partick Thistle side who continue to slide down the Championship table. Cove, who appear to have turned a corner following a challenging induction to Scotland’s second-tier, will pose a different challenge to a Morton side that are brimming with confidence under Dougie Imri
