Morton fans have been quick to back the club's fighting fund, with many donating to ensure the team's survival.
What's at stake?
The club's financial challenges have prompted fans to rally behind the team, with supporters like Andy Clark donating to the fund. Andy, a 36-year-old fan from Greenock, hopes to bring his 18-month-old son Daniel to games in the future.
Why it matters for Morton
Morton is currently 10th in the Championship, with 0 points from 2 games, and a recent form of LL, having scored 0 goals and conceded 3, resulting in a -3 goal difference, and trailing leaders Partick by 6 points. The team's next fixture is against Stenhousemuir on January 9, 2027.
What comes next?
Fans like Moira Buck, who attended her first Morton game in 1979, and Zak Petrie, who considers the club an absolute cornerstone of the community, are urging others to support the fund, emphasizing the team's importance to the town and its need for financial backing. Kayley Davies, a 28-year-old fan, supports the side at home and away, and believes the club does so much in the community, making it essential for businesses and local people to support the fund if they can.
