Murray has lost his job following a woeful start to the campaign that has left Ton rooted to the foot of the Championship table

Ian Murray has been sacked as manager of Greenock Morton following a winless start to the Scottish Championship season. The Cappielow club sits at the bottom of the table with only one point from their opening eight matches. Across those fixtures, the team conceded 15 goals and scored just four, prompting the club's decision to relieve him of his managerial duties.
The 45-year-old manager originally took charge of Morton in January after Dougie Imrie left for Raith Rovers. Murray departs Cappielow having won only four of his 29 matches in charge, marking his second dismissal in two years following his departure from Raith Rovers in August 2024.
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