Michael Garrity has vowed to repay Morton fans’ unwavering support with a vital victory against Arbroath, despite the club’s financial struggles. The winger, who has spent seven years at the club, admitted the current situation is painful but emphasized his determination to reward supporters with three points. 'Of course, it’s hurting me because of how long I’ve been here,' Garrity said. 'The club and the fans have been brilliant with me. I want to do everything I can to try and repay them.' Morton’s recent six-game league and cup losing streak without a goal has added pressure, but Garrity believes Saturday’s clash offers a chance to turn things around. 'We want to try and make up for the Stenhousemuir performance,' he said. 'I don’t think there was much in the game, to be fair, but I do believe it’s the type of game Morton should be winning.'