What happened. Morton, facing a tight budget and the end of Dalrada's funding, are relying on teenagers in the first team while a proposed £750,000 investment from Estrella awaits fan ratification.

Estrella would get a 35% stake and two board seats.
Morton lost to Partick Thistle and scored no goals in four cup games.
Fan group Morton Club Together will vote on the deal this month.

“We seem to go through it every year. I just keep going because it's my team.”
— Sam Williamson

The investment could provide crucial support, but the club's immediate fortunes look bleak.

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