Morton ace Morgan Boyes wants Falkirk pain to inspire Queen's Park victory
The Morton ace wants to use the pain of succumbing to a Falkirk comeback to roar to a first league win of the season against Queen's Park at Lesser Hampden
News and Sport Reporter
Christopher is a News and Sport reporter covering the Inverclyde area. He covers Greenock Morton and the area's WOSFL sides as well as local clubs across the beat.
Christopher is a News and Sport reporter covering the Inverclyde area. He covers Greenock Morton and the area's WOSFL sides as well as local clubs across the beat.
The Morton ace wants to use the pain of succumbing to a Falkirk comeback to roar to a first league win of the season against Queen's Park at Lesser Hampden
Morton Women manager Gary Forbes says he's happy with his team's performances so far after watching them draw with Westdyke in their latest fixture.
Alex King says that the time spent on the treatment table only reiterated his desire to establish a career in the game.
Morgan Boyes hopes that his side's win against Cowdenbeath can be the slice of fortune that gets them up and running in the William Hill Championship.
The Morton midfielder wants to continue building momentum after his side bounced back from a disappointing collapse against Falkirk
Ton learned their fate after booking their place in the fourth round after securing a 1-0 victory against Cowdenbeath last weekend
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