Updates on the pursuit of a co-operation agreement, a potential permanent deal for MacKenzie Carse and Ian Murray's understanding of fan frustration all in the @greenocktele tomorrow.
@rossco1874@greenocktele Currently on holiday and have been since the day following St Johnstone last week, it’s not something that’s being ignored, but won’t have the opportunity to chase until next week.
@rossco1874@greenocktele To be honest, first I knew about the late payment was when the club issued the update last week. Graham Barr was quite adamant that the funding would arrive as anticipated despite their current issues as a business.
Aaron Comrie - Hamilton
Zak Delaney - Raith Rovers
Grant Gillespie - Signed a one-year deal
Cameron Blues - Hamilton
Iain Wilson - Signed a one-year deal
Michael Garrity - Signed a one-year deal
Owen Moffat - East Kilbride
Cammy MacPherson - Livingston
Given Cammy MacPherson has now signed for Livingston and Owen Moffat joined East Kilbride, thats all of the players that were in discussions with Morton, signed up with a club for next season.
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Shelbourne FC are delighted to confirm that Murray Johnson has joined the Reds on loan from Hibernian FC until the end of the 2026 season
@stephenthomson0@greenocktele Bit of a twist to the story too, but that’s for the paper/online tomorrow. Ian’s quotes on the move are very honest, maybe slightly too honest actually.
Ian Murray (2/2)
“We’re playing for professional pride, we want to get our first win of pre-season.
“St Johnstone might be looking at it particularly annoyed, but we’ll be going out to do everything we can to win the match.”
Ian Murray (1/2)
“There’s no question that we’ve got one eye on next Saturday.
“We’re not in the position we can leave guys out because they’re tired or have a slight niggle.
“I can reassure everybody that we give our best every game.”
Registration for Joey O'Toole has cleared, so he will be in the squad tomorrow, alongside Louis Murphy and Dean Black, who are in line for their competitive home debuts.
Bit of an update on the injury situation at Morton: Few players expected to return for tomorrow's game against Inverness, but Ian Murray says they are "nowhere near full strength".
Few questions on Morton’s injury situation ahead of Saturday.
Afraid (actually not at all, quite buzzing tbh) I’m on holiday until Monday.
Last report was that a few of those that missed out against St Johnstone might make it, and were due to be assessed Monday.
HT: St Johnstone 0-0 Morton
A first half that’s almost resembled an attack v defence training exercise. The injury-hit visitors holding firm.
With two 15-year-old’s making up two of the three outfield players on the bench, the second half will be a huge ask for the Ton.
Ian Murray post-match: "We will have the worst budget in the league, and then you can dilute that even further when you factor in the two part-time teams.
"So it's going to be a tough season for us, but it's nothing we didn't know two or three weeks ago.”