Reaction from Cappielow after Morton end their long wait for a home victory: greenocktelegraph.co.uk/spor…
Brilliant first half for Morton here at Cappielow.
Superb goal from Michael Garrity to double their advantage just before half-time.
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Team news and an update on the managerial situation at Morton in tomorrow’s @greenocktele
Few rumours around that Ian McCall is set to be the next Morton manager, reliably informed he won’t be.
Some better news on the injury front for Morton.
Several players have returned to training this week, while Chris Cupps is also back after starting for the USA U20s against Brazil and Denmark.
Full story in the @greenocktele tomorrow.
Interview with Graham Barr and full interview with Gary Miller in tomorrow’s @greenocktele
When asked about the prospect of taking the job on a permanent basis, Miller said: “That would probably be the club you would need to speak to.”
Gary Miller says that Morton are assessing several injuries ahead of tomorrow’s game against Raith Rovers.
Michael O'Halloran hoping to be fit to play for Morton's game against Raith on Saturday. That would of course mean that Gary Miller will be the main man in the dugout.
And just like that, there’s the statement. Ian Murray and first-team coach Bill Orr have both been relieved of their duties.
Michael O’Halloran and Gary Miller to oversee matters “until further notice”.
A club representative has confirmed that Morton will provide an update shortly.
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Cammy Blues, Aaron Comrie, Fergus Owens and (trialist) Ali Crawford all currently on the pitch for Hamilton in their KDM Evolution Trophy meeting with Kilmarnock.
More on the injury situation at Cappielow, co-operation agreement recalls and working with a young squad over the next few days, as well as interviews with Sahil Bashir and Grant Gillespie.
Long day, thanks if you were following the live updates, hopefully they filled a bit of the void, shame it wasn't a better result of course.
The Ton boss also confirmed that Zach Robinson and Elyh Harrison both sustained non-contact injuries.
(1/3) When asked if he's feeling the pressure now the winless run has been extended to 17 games, Murray said: "Not at all, it's where we are as a club. Nothing's happened this season that I didn't think was going to happen."
(2/3) "Of course, you'll always back yourself. Supporters have every right to voice their opinion in whatever way they want, but this is what we have - it's not going to change.
"I can guarantee it right now, there's no magic wand."



