Morton's former player Billy Hanley recently visited Cappielow with staff and fellow residents from the care home where he now lives.
What happened?
The Balclutha Care Home resident, who turned out for Morton in the 1971/72 season, had the chance to talk to the Morton in the Community team about his experiences. He was among a VIP group from the care homes who had the chance to take part in a quiz and enjoy lunch in the Main Stand. The Mon Eh Ton project has involved activities in care homes as well as running events at Cappielow.
Why it matters for Morton
As Morton currently sits 10th in the Championship with 0 points, 0 wins, 0 draws, and 2 losses from 2 games, and 7 points behind leaders Partick, the club's community outreach efforts are a welcome distraction. The team has scored 0 goals and conceded 3, resulting in a -3 goal difference.
What comes next?
Morton's next fixture is against Stenhousemuir on January 9, 2027, away from home, where they will look to turn their season around. The club's fans will be hoping for a better performance, and the visit from Billy Hanley serves as a reminder of the club's rich history and community spirit.
