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Livingston 6 - MacKay (17 pen) Pesir (36, 58) Walker (71) McMenamin (71) Griffiths (88)Morton 1 - Russell (89 pen)
Att - 1,800
In his programme notes for Saturday's game Livingston manager Mark Proctor said 'there are acceptable ways to lose and there are unacceptable ways to lose' - the Morton performance in this match was totally, 100%, an unacceptable way to lose.
Mass exodus as fans get up to leave as Livi players celebrate their 6th goal in the background.
The empty seats left behind.
Audio interview with Jim McInally on Your Radio*:
Part 1 - http://w4.media-convert.com/convert/?xid=onpufyds
Part 2 - http://w4.media-convert.com/convert/?xid=psbooodp
Part 3 - http://w16.media-convert.com/convert/index.php?pg=myfile&xid=qnxgtzzg
* These interviews were recorded from the radio on the bus using my mobile phone - so there may be bits when you cant hear properly, the gaps between the different parts dont run seamlessly either. They were originally Adaptive Multi-Rate files and I converted them to MP3 files using the site the link takes you to. After downloading the audio file from the media converter site the interview with Jim McInally opens my iTunes folder and plays on that. I'm not sure how this will work for anyone without iTunes. They are only available for 24 hours but if anyone wants to hear them after that just email me and I can convert them again.
Morton (4-4-2):
1. Robinson - 6
2. Shields - 5
3. MacGregor - 4 (16. Graham - 65 mins)
4. Harding - 3
5. Greacen - 4
6. McAnespie - 4 (15. Stevenson - 46 mins)
7. Finlayson - 2
8. McGuffie - 6
9. Weatherson - 5 (12. McLaughlin - 46 mins)
10. Russell - 7
11. McAlister - 6
Subs Not Used:
14. Templeman
20. McGurn
Booked: MacGregor
Sent off: Finlayson (15)
My man of the match: Dave Mackay (Livingston)
Sponsor's man of the match: Tomas Pesir (Livingston)
Matchday Programme (Click to enlarge)
Tele' match report (good report - Roger Graham gets stuck into the players): http://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/article.php?sec=2&id=18353
Tele' match reaction: http://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/article.php?sec=2&id=18354
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