It’s a Rollover
It’s a rollover. Next week’s jackpot will be £3,000. There are nine x 3 number winners. Their agents are R. Beckett, R. Giovanacci. P. Dunn x 2, Station Bar, W. Gibsons, J. Crawford, K. Beattie and A. Hope.
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New Strip Update
Due to the huge number of emotional appeals to the Club regarding the choice of strip for the forthcoming season, the GMFC board have considered the fans’ views and would like to announce that the new home shirt for the next campaign will be chosen by our loyal supporters. The Club and Smiths of Greenock…
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The Chairman’s Challenge
In November of 2015 Mr Rae threw down a challenge in the match day programme for our supporters. The challenge was to guess four Scottish Senior League sides who would do well with competition in all four Leagues ensuring that it would go down to the wire before the winners could preen themselves for celebration.…
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Three Sign Extensions
We are happy to confirm the re-signings of Lee Kilday on a two year deal, Ricki Lamie on a one year deal and Jon Scullion on a six month deal.
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Scottish League Cup Format and TV Deal
The SPFL has announced an exciting new format for the Scottish League Cup, including competitive group football in July, a ground-breaking bonus point system, a new broadcast partner bringing more live TV games and increased revenues for clubs, and the re-introduction of a winter break. Taking effect from summer 2016, the new format will see…
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Alex Samuel Speaks To Graham Barr
Alex Samuel arrived at Morton in an exciting transfer deadline day deal from English Premiership side Swansea City in September. When he arrived, many Morton fans will have had little or no knowledge of the 20 year-old Welshman but were excited by the reports they read of him. Samuel began his career at Aberystwyth Town…
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Ricki Lamie Speaks to Graham Barr
Perhaps one of Morton’s most improved players over the last year and a half in the eyes of the fans is 22 year old defender Ricki Lamie. Ricki joined the club at the beginning of last season and played a vital role in helping to win the League One title at the first time of…
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Denny Johnstone speaks to Graham Barr
Many Morton fans had probably heard very little about Denny Johnstone when he arrived at the club at the beginning of the season but the 20 year-old striker has made a positive impact so far. With the loss of last season’s top scorer Declan McManus an undoubted blow to the Ton, the arrival of Johnstone…
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Thomas O’Ware Speaks to Graham Barr
Thomas O’Ware is currently the longest serving player in the Morton first team having joined the club in 2011 as a youth player from Bonnyton Thistle. O’Ware made his debut for the club in November 2011 in a 5-1 Scottish Cup victory over Highland League side Deveronvale. He went on to make 14 appearances in…
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Peter MacDonald speaks to Graham Barr
Peter MacDonald is currently in his second spell at Morton after re-joining the club in January, mid-way through the League One title winning season. MacDonald began playing first team football with St Johnstone in 2001 and he spent ten years with the club. During that time he mad over 200 appearances for the Saints.Despite a…
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