Published: Friday, 25th July, 2008 12:00
Coach claims title is still on
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PLAYER-coach Tony Judd believes Greenock still have a chance of successfully defending their SNCL crown despite the call-offs which have ravaged the side in recent weeks.
The Glenpark men were short of four first-team regulars last Saturday, yet still managed to overpower Heriot’s in a result which closed the gap on leaders Grange to just three points.
News of that win came as a pleasant surprise to Judd when he arrived back from a two-week stint as Scotland assistant coach for the Intercontinental Cup fixtures in Bermuda and Canada.
Morton are ready
MORTON boss Davie Irons believes everyone in the Cappielow camp has responded in the right manner to the 5-0 defeat at Airdrie last Saturday.
Test of character for Irons men
MORTON make the trip down to Dumfries on Sunday for the next round of the Alba Challenge Cup facing a test of character, if nothing else, following Saturday’s mauling by Airdrie.
Old rivals meet at Fort Matilda
GREENOCK Wanderers host their first home league match at Fort Matilda tomorrow against old adversaries Glasgow Academicals.
Graham returns for Port
PORT GLASGOW keeper Sean Graham is set to make a welcome return to the team for tomorrow’s match at Annbank.
Wake: players response now the key factor
MORTON striker Brian Wake has said that the players can’t afford to dwell on that 5-0 hammering at Airdrie last week and must put it behind them when they take on Queen of the South this Sunday in the Alba Challenge Cup.
Sandy into final stages
PORT Glasgow’s Sandy Wotherspoon is through to the quarter-finals of the World Champion of Champions bowling finals being held in Aberdeen.
Ton's talk-in thrashes out problems
MORTON boss Davie Irons had a post mortem with the players on Sunday in an effort to sort his team out after that crushing five-goal defeat by Airdrie on Saturday.
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