Greenock Morton has outlined an ambitious two-year promotion strategy aimed at elevating the club back into the Scottish Premiership. Currently positioned in the lower half of the league table, Morton seeks to improve its standing with a targeted approach to development and investment.
Path to Promotion
As Greenock Morton prepares for an upcoming match against Queen’s Park, the stakes are high. A victory could bring them within two points of the promotion play-off spots. This opportunity highlights the club’s determination to ascend the league ranks.
Infrastructure and Investment
Davies, a key figure in the club’s strategic planning, emphasizes the importance of having a solid foundation. He states, “If and when we get to the Premiership, we must ensure we can sustain our position.” This reflects a focus on long-term success rather than just a quick return to top-flight football.
- Last appearance in the top flight: 1988
- Current league position: Lower half of the table
- Next match: Against Queen’s Park
Managerial Search
Morton is in the process of selecting a new manager, reviewing applicants from around the world. The right leadership will be essential for the successful implementation of the club’s promotion strategy.
Focus on Development
Davies also highlights the need for infrastructure improvements. He points out that Morton plays in the oldest stadium in Scottish football. The board is exploring opportunities for outside investment to enhance facilities and support the club’s ambitions.
Davies concludes that this two-year project is critical. “We need comprehensive development across all departments to attract and retain top talent,” he states, underlining the collaborative efforts required for success.
