2011–12 Greenock Morton F.C. season

Greenock Morton 2011–12 football season

Greenock Morton2011–12 season

Chairman| Douglas Rae
Manager| Allan Moore
Scottish First Division| 8th
Scottish Cup| Fifth round
(eliminated by Motherwell)
League Cup| Second round
(eliminated by St Mirren)
Challenge Cup| Quarter-final
(eliminated by Hamilton Academical)
Top goalscorer| League: Peter MacDonald (10)
All: Peter MacDonald (15)
Highest home attendance| League: 2,621 (v Falkirk)
Cup: 4,959 (v St Mirren)
Lowest home attendance| League: 1,306 (v Ross County)
Cup: 1,406 (v Deveronvale)
Average home league attendance| 1,814

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

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Season 2011–12 sees Greenock Morton compete in their fifth consecutive season in the First Division, having finished 7th in the 2010–11 season.

## Story of the season

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### May

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Top league goal scorer Allan Jenkins rejected a new deal at the club, and will join a new club on 15 May.[1] It turned out that he was offered more money to go to Northern Ireland and sign for part-timers Ballymena United.[2]

Brian Graham, Ryan Kane and Nathan Shepherd were all released.[3]

Grant Evans signed a one-year permanent deal after his loan deal expired.[4]

Ross Forsyth became Morton's second signing of the season, coming in on a free transfer from Stirling Albion,[5] on a part-time basis.[6]

Allan Moore confirmed pre-contract agreements with another two ex-Stirling players in Paul di Giacomo and Andy Graham,[7] they completed the deals in June 2011.

Carlo Monti turned down a new contract offer with the club.[8]

A slight variation on the strip sponsor was announced for the new season, with Golden Casket maintaining their place as sponsors, but replacing the Millions brand with Ferguson's Chocolate.[9]

Kevin Kelbie was allowed to leave six months early to join Jenkins in Northern Ireland, signing for Glenavon.[10]

### June

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Morton sign St Johnstone striker Andy Jackson on a free transfer, with Queen of the South midfielder Stephen McKenna expected to sign shortly.[11] McKenna however rejected a move to Cappielow, preferring to stay at the Doonhamers.[12]

Fouad Bachirou signed a new one-year deal, and loanee from last season Sean Fitzharris returned to the club after being released by Celtic.[13]

Morton hired renowned sports scientist Graeme Jones, to improve the squad's fitness over the pre-season program.[14]

A few unattached players took part in the first day of pre-season training, including Archie Campbell, Peter MacDonald and Darren McGeouch (who previously played for the club). Gavin Skelton was also spoken to regarding a possible move to Cappielow,[15] and came into the training ground for a trial.[16] Skelton signed for English non-league side Barrow after being offered a bumper contract; a major coup for the Bluebirds.[17]

Trialists McGeouch and MacDonald scored in closed doors games against Airdrie United and Hibernian respectively.[18]

### July

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Morton sign two youngsters, Creag Little and Conor Ramsay, from rivals St Mirren on free transfers.[19]

Three more trialists signed up on one-year deals, Darren McGeouch, Peter MacDonald and Archie Campbell.[20]

Morton lost 3–2 at home to Motherwell, with the afore-mentioned players all taking part, as well as trialists Josh Knight (Port Talbot Town) and Florian Verplanck (Beauvais).[21]

Morton lost in the Renfrewshire Cup final for the sixth season in succession. This time, a 4–2 defeat with Peter Weatherson scoring two late consolations.[22]

Morton recovered from this derby defeat by hammering Stranraer 8–0 in the Challenge Cup first round,[23] and defeating Alloa Athletic in the League Cup.

### August

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Morton were drawn against rivals St Mirren in the League Cup, the first competitive meeting between the pair since in the Challenge Cup in 2005. Saints won the match 3–4, coming back from a 2–1 deficit at the break.

Ayr United agreed a deal to play their Challenge Cup tie against Raith Rovers at Cappielow.[24]

Morton signed Reece McGillion from Hamilton Accies (for the U19 side). The youngster had previously featured Sky1 TV show Football's Next Star where he finished 7th.[25]

Kevin McCann signed on a short-term deal from Hibs.[26]

### September

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Allan Moore received the Manager of the Month award for August, for taking the side to second place, tied on points with league favourites Hamilton Accies.[27]

Morton defeated Ayr United to go top of the First Division.[28]

Matthew McGinley was signed as a back-up to Colin Stewart, from junior side Rutherglen Glencairn.[29]

On 24 September, captain Stuart McCaffrey tore his left plantar fascia in a match against Falkirk. This after months of treatment, eventually ruled him out for the entire season.[30]

### October

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Youth director John Laird resigned from the club, citing "family reasons and additional business interests".[31]

With a lack of fit midfielders available to him, Allan Moore attempted to bring in Derek Young as cover until January, awaiting international clearance from the Icelandic FA.[32]

Morton were drawn at home to conquerors of Berwick Rangers, Highland Football League side Deveronvale in the third round of the Scottish Cup. The tie to be played on 19 November 2011 at Cappielow.[33]

### November

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Moore completed the signing of Derek Young, and added the loan signing of Dominic Cervi from Celtic,[34] after chairman Douglas Rae put up the additional funds to cover their wages.[35]

Morton's groundsman, Mark Farrell, was named as having the best pitch in the First Division by the Institute of Groundsmanship.[36]

Deveronvale were dispatched 5–1 as Morton moved into the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup. Morton were drawn away to Raith Rovers in the fourth round.[37]

### December

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Morton took former Spain U21 Jorge Larena and current Finland U21 international Tuomas Rannankari on trial.[38] Larena eventually signed for Huesca.[39]

Moore confirmed that Dominic Cervi would return to Celtic in January, and that it would be difficult to bring in Rannankari as he was still contracted to Twente.[40]

### January

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Derek Young was offered a new contract, but Dominic Cervi returned to Celtic after his loan spell and Kevin McCann was allowed to leave after his contract expired.[41]

Graham Gartland was rumoured to be in signing talks with the club, from St Johnstone.[42] This was repudiated by the club, as they announced that Young had signed his contract extension.[43] Gartland in the end signed for Shamrock Rovers back in his hometown of Dublin.[44]

Morton traversed the challenge of Raith Rovers in Kirkcaldy to progress to the Fifth Round of the Scottish Cup with a comeback to win 2–1. After the draw for the next round was made by André Villas-Boas and Marcello Lippi, Morton were drawn away to Motherwell in the Fifth Round.[45] Prices were confirmed as being £15 for adults, the same as a First Division game at Cappielow, so a considerable discount from Motherwell's usual SPL prices.[46]

Tied top scorer (with 12 goals at the time) Andy Jackson suffered a hairline fracture to his jaw, ruling him out for four to six weeks.[47]

Morton legend Warren Hawke returned to the club to oversee the youth development at their youth academy.[48]

After the news that McCaffrey's season was over Michael Tidser was named as the team captain at the age of 22.[49]

Towards the end of the transfer window, Sean Fitzharris was released from the club.[50]

Thomas O'Ware suffered a stress fracture to his tibia, ruling him out for at least a month.[51]

### February

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Morton were trounced 6–0 by Motherwell to eliminate them from the Scottish Cup.[52]

### March

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Derek Anderson was appointed as director of Morton's youth academy.[53]

Morton signed Scotland B international Alan Combe to replace Colin Stewart.[54]

Jonatan Johansson became the new youth coach to work under Derek Anderson and Warren Hawke.[55]

Iain Flannigan signed until the end of the season; plus Creag Little and Alistair Deans were loaned out to junior clubs.[56]

### April

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Stuart McCaffrey announced that due to his injury he would be taking time out from football, but not announcing his retirement at this stage.[57]

Morton found out that their opponents in the semi-final of the Renfrewshire Cup would be Gourock Thistle, to be play on 2 May 2012.[58]

Despite only signing a few weeks earlier, Iain Flannigan broke his arm and would miss the remainder of the season.[59]

### May

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Paul di Giacomo confirmed that he would be leaving the club at the end of the season to find a job and turn part-time.[60]

Morton defeated Gourock Thistle in their Renfrewshire Cup semi-final by three goals to one; goals came from U17 midfielder Alan Frizzell, a header by young striker Lewis Hawke and a free kick by Peter Weatherson.

Morton finished the season in the 8th position, after a 3–1 home defeat to Raith Rovers.[61]

## First team transfers

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* From end of 2009–10 season, to last match of season 2010–11
* Including unsigned trialists who appeared in first team matchday squads

### In

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Player  | From  | League  | Fee

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Grant Evans | Hamilton Academical | Scottish Football League First Division | Free
Ross Forsyth | Stirling Albion | Scottish Football League Second Division | Free
Paul di Giacomo | Ross County | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free
Andy Graham | Hamilton Academical  | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free
Andy Jackson | St Johnstone | Scottish Premier League | Free
Sean Fitzharris | Celtic | Scottish Premier League  | Free
Creag Little | St Mirren | Scottish Premier League  | Free
Conor Ramsay | St Mirren  | Scottish Premier League  | Free
Peter MacDonald | St Johnstone  | Scottish Premier League  | Free
Archie Campbell | Rangers | Scottish Premier League  | Free
Darren McGeouch | Falkirk Amateurs  | Stirling & District League  | Free
Bryan Hodge | Partick Thistle | Scottish Football League First Division  | Trial
Reece McGillion  | Hamilton Academical  | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free
Kevin McCann | Hibernian | Scottish Premier League  | Free
Matthew McGinley | Rutherglen Glencairn | Scottish Junior Football West Division One | Free
Dominic Cervi | Celtic  | Scottish Premier League  | Loan
Derek Young |  Grindavík | Úrvalsdeild | Free
Alan Combe | Free agent | N / A  | Free
Iain Flannigan | Partick Thistle  | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free

### Out

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Player  | To  | League  | Fee

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Kevin McKinlay | Stenhousemuir | Scottish Football League Second Division | Free
David MacGregor | Stranraer | Scottish Football League Third Division | Free
Graeme Holmes | Alloa Athletic | Scottish Football League Third Division  | Free
Kevin Cuthbert | Ayr United | Scottish Football League First Division | Free
Stewart Kean | Stenhousemuir | Scottish Football League Second Division  | Free
Darren Young | Alloa Athletic | Scottish Football League Third Division  | Free
Derek Lyle | Hamilton Academical | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free
Allan Jenkins |  Ballymena United | IFA Premiership | Free
Nathan Shepherd  | Stranraer  | Scottish Football League Third Division  | Free
Ryan Kane | Clyde | Scottish Football League Third Division  | Free
Brian Graham | Raith Rovers | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free
Carlo Monti | Kings Parks Rangers  | SAFL Premier Division 1  | Free
Kevin Kelbie |  Glenavon | IFA Premiership  | Free
Darren Docherty  | Largs Thistle | Scottish Junior Football West Premier League | Free
Jamie Docherty  | Port Glasgow | Scottish Junior Football Central Division One | Free
Mark Buchan  |  Witton Albion | Northern Premier League Division One North | Free
Gary Pettigrew  | East Stirlingshire | Scottish Football League Third Division  | Free
Bryan Hodge | Brechin City | Scottish Football League Second Division  | Free
Kevin McCann | Livingston | Scottish Football League First Division  | Free
Sean Fitzharris  | Clyde | Scottish Football League Third Division  | Free
Creag Little | Largs Thistle  | Scottish Junior Football West Premier League  | Loan
Alistair Deans  | Port Glasgow  | Scottish Junior Football Central Division One  | Loan

## Squad (that played for first team)

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

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-- | GK |  USA | Dominic Cervi (on loan from Celtic (November–January))
-- | GK |  SCO | Alan Combe (signed in March)
-- | GK |  SCO | Alistair Deans (loaned to Port Glasgow (March-end of season))
-- | GK |  SCO | Matthew McGinley
-- | GK |  SCO | Colin Stewart
-- | DF |  SCO | Grant Evans
-- | DF |  SCO | Ross Forsyth
-- | DF |  SCO | Andy Graham
-- | DF |  SCO | Creag Little (loaned to Largs Thistle (March-end of season))
-- | DF |  SCO | Stuart McCaffrey
-- | DF |  SCO | Kevin McCann (released in January)
-- | DF |  SCO | Thomas O'Ware
-- | DF |  NIR | Marc Smyth
-- | MF |  FRA | Fouad Bachirou
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-- | MF |  SCO | Sean Fitzharris (released in January)
-- | MF |  SCO | Alan Frizzell
-- | MF |  SCO | Iain Flannigan (trialist, then signed in March)
-- | MF |  SCO | Darren McGeouch
-- | MF |  SCO | David O'Brien
-- | MF |  SCO | Conor Ramsay
-- | MF |  SCO | Michael Tidser
-- | MF |  SCO | Derek Young
-- | FW |  SCO | Archie Campbell
-- | FW |  SCO | Paul di Giacomo
-- | FW |  SCO | Lewis Hawke
-- | FW |  IRL | Andy Jackson
-- | FW |  COD | Joel Kasubandi
-- | FW |  SCO | Peter MacDonald
-- | FW |  ENG | Peter Weatherson

## Fixtures and results

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Win Draw Loss Upcoming fixture

### Friendlies

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Date  | Opponents  | Stadium  | Result
F – A[62] | Scorers  | Attendance

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30 June 2011  | Hibernian | Tranent, Edinburgh | 2–5  | Peter MacDonald | Closed door
30 June 2011  | Airdrie United | Tranent, Edinburgh  | 1–4  | Darren McGeouch | Closed door
5 July 2011  | Motherwell | Cappielow Park, Greenock | 2 – 3 [63] | Andy Graham
Andy Jackson | 669
13 July 2011  |  Walsall | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 0 – 2 [64] |  | 608
16 July 2011  | St Mirren (Renfrewshire Cup Final)  | St Mirren Park, Paisley | 2 – 4 [65] | Peter Weatherson | TBC
16 July 2011  | Largs Thistle | Barrfields Park, Largs | 0 – 2 [66] |  | TBC
19 July 2011  | Queen's Park | Hampden Park, Glasgow | 1 – 0 [67] | Archie Campbell | Closed door
27 September 2011  | Motherwell  | Dalziel Park, Motherwell | 2–4  | Archie Campbell  | Public park
25 October 2011  | Motherwell  | National Centre Inverclyde, Largs  | 2 – 1 [68] | Archie Campbell
TBC  | Public Park
14 December 2011  | Kilmarnock | TBC  | 2 – 0 [69] | Paul di Giacomo
Andy Graham  | Closed door
20 December 2011  | Celtic | Lennoxtown training centre, Glasgow  | 1 – 3 [70] | David O'Brien | Closed door
2 May 2012  | Gourock Thistle (Renfrewshire Cup semi-final)  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 3 – 1 [71] | Alan Frizzell
Lewis Hawke
Peter Weatherson  | 217

### Scottish Football League First Division

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* If in bold, Morton were top of the league after this game.
* Links to BBC match reports next to scores. Alternatives given if BBC report not available.

Date  | Opponents  | Stadium  | Result
F – A[62] | Events  | Attendance  | Points  | Referee

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6 August 2011  | Ross County | Victoria Park, Dingwall | 0 – 0 [72] | Ross Forsyth 74' | 2,249  | 1  | Steven McLean
13 August 2011  | Livingston | Cappielow Park, Greenock | 2 – 1 [73] | Michael Tidser 9'
Kevin McCann 27'
Peter MacDonald 64' (pen)
Stuart McCaffrey 73' 87' | 2,025  | 4  | Brian Winter
20 August 2011  | Raith Rovers | Stark's Park, Kirkcaldy | 1 – 1 [74] | Paul di Giacomo 38'
Peter MacDonald  80' | 2,109  | 5  | Charlie Richmond
27 August 2011  | Dundee | Dens Park, Dundee | 1 – 0 [75] | Peter MacDonald  7'
Ross Forsyth  17'
Marc Smyth 42' | 4,096  | 8  | Frank McDermott
10 September 2011 | Ayr United | Cappielow Park, Greenock | 4 – 1 [76] | Peter MacDonald  10', 13'
Andy Jackson 11'
Peter Weatherson 89' (pen.) | 2,018 | 11 | Steve Conroy
17 September 2011 | Queen of the South | Palmerston Park, Dumfries | 1 – 4 [77] | Peter MacDonald  87'
Grant Evans 90' | 1,699 | 11 | George Salmond
24 September 2011 | Falkirk | Cappielow Park, Greenock | 3 – 2 [78] | Peter MacDonald  6', 54' (pen) 41'
Marc Smyth  45'
Ross Forsyth  49'
Andy Jackson  58' | 2,621 | 14 | Crawford Allan
30 September 2011 | Partick Thistle | Firhill Stadium, Maryhill, Glasgow | 0 – 5 [79] | Ross Forsyth  26'
Andy Graham 74' | 3,380 | 14 | Craig Charleston
15 October 2011  | Hamilton Academical | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 0 – 2 [80] | Marc Smyth  63' | 2,264  | 14  | George Salmond
22 October 2011  | Livingston  | The Braidwood Motor Company Stadium, Livingston | 1 – 1 [81] | David O'Brien 16'
Grant Evans  18'
Matthew McGinley 33' | 1,740  | 15  | Kevin Clancy
29 October 2011  | Ross County | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 0 – 2 [82] | Fouad Bachirou 74' | 1,748  | 15  | Charlie Richmond
5 November 2011  | Ayr United  | Somerset Park, Ayr | 1 – 0 [83] | David O'Brien  23'
Peter MacDonald  26'
Kevin McCann 62' | 1,570  | 18  | Mike Tumilty
12 November 2011  | Dundee  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 2 [84] | Andy Jackson  5'
Grant Evans  86' | 2,201  | 18  | Stevie O'Reilly
26 November 2011  | Queen of the South  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 2 – 2 [85] | Andy Jackson  17'
Peter Weatherson  82' | 1,352  | 19  | Willie Collum
3 December 2011  | Falkirk  | Falkirk Stadium, Grangemouth | 0 – 1 [86] |  | 3,114  | 19  | Iain Brines
10 December 2011  | Partick Thistle  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 2 [87] | Darren McGeouch 53'
David O'Brien  82' | 1,849  | 19  | John McKendrick
26 December 2011  | Dundee  | Dens Park, Dundee  | 1 – 0 [88] | Andy Jackson  22'
Thomas O'Ware 50'
Peter MacDonald  78' | 5,862  | 22  | John Beaton
2 January 2012  | Ayr United  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 3 – 1 [89] | Andy Graham  20'
David O'Brien  44'
Archie Campbell 64'
Darren McGeouch  85'
Paul Di Giacomo  89' | 2, 108  | 25  | Stevie O'Reilly
14 January 2012  | Raith Rovers  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 1 [90] | David O'Brien  61' 65'
Thomas O'Ware  62' | 1,739  | 26  | Kevin Clancy
28 January 2012  | Queen of the South  | Palmerston Park, Dumfries  | 1 – 2 [91] | David O'Brien  35'
Creag Little 52'
Archie Campbell  75'
Grant Evans  89' | 1,444  | 26  | Craig Charleston
11 February 2012  | Falkirk  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 0 – 0 [92] | Michael Tidser
Grant Evans  83' | 1,756  | 27  | Bobby Madden
14 February 2012  | Hamilton Academical  | New Douglas Park, Hamilton | 2 – 1 [93] | Archie Campbell  24'
David O'Brien  29'
Thomas O'Ware  54' | 1,356  | 30  | Steve Conroy
18 February 2012  | Partick Thistle  | Firhill Stadium, Maryhill, Glasgow  | 0 – 0 [94] | Archie Campbell  35'
Fouad Bachirou  79' | 2,305  | 31  | Crawford Allan
25 February 2012  | Hamilton Academical  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 2 [95] | Ross Forsyth  65'
David O'Brien  85' | 1,594  | 31  | John Beaton
3 March 2012  | Raith Rovers  | Stark's Park, Kirkcaldy  | 0 – 5 [96] | Peter Weatherson  90' | 1,480  | 31  | George Salmond
10 March 2012  | Livingston  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 3 [97] | Marc Smyth  21'
Peter MacDonald  22'
Derek Young 69' | 1,396  | 31  | Charlie Richmond
13 March 2012  | Ross County  | Victoria Park, Dingwall  | 2 – 2 [98] | Fouad Bachirou  34'
Iain Flannigan 57'
Peter Weatherson  75' 90' (pen)
Archie Campbell  87' 90' | 2,325  | 32  | Craig Charleston
17 March 2012  | Dundee  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 0 – 2 [99] | Peter Weatherson  64'
Marc Smyth  90' | 1,610  | 32  | Stephen Finnie
20 March 2012  | Falkirk  | Falkirk Stadium, Grangemouth  | 2 – 0 [100] | Ross Forsyth  50'
Michael Tidser  56'
Archie Campbell  82' | 2,538  | 35  | Euan Norris
24 March 2012  | Ayr United  | Somerset Park, Ayr  | 0 – 0 [101] | Marc Smyth  20'
Grant Evans  23'
Derek Young  67' | 1,669  | 36  | Iain Brines
7 April 2012  | Queen of the South  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 2 – 2 [102] | Fouad Bachirou  32'
Michael Tidser  42'
Peter MacDonald  62' | 1,622  | 37  | Crawford Allan
10 April 2012  | Partick Thistle  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 0 [103] | Peter MacDonald  8'
Derek Young  84' | 1,637  | 40  | Steven McLean
14 April 2012  | Hamilton Academical  | New Douglas Park, Hamilton  | 3 – 4 [104] | Andy Graham  32'
Ross Forsyth  58'
Fouad Bachirou  62'
Simon Mensing 78' (OG)
Darren McGeouch  84'
Derek Young  89' | 1,423  | 40  | David Somers
21 April 2012  | Ross County  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 1 [105] | Marc Smyth  41' | 1,306  | 41  | Brian Winter
28 April 2012  | Livingston  | The Braidwood Motor Company Stadium, Livingston  | 0 – 0 [106] | Andy Graham  18'
Michael Tidser  75' | 1,571  | 42  | Des Roache
5 May 2012  | Raith Rovers  | Cappielow Park, Greenock  | 1 – 3 [107] | Peter Weatherson  31'
Lewis Hawke 77' | 1,814  | 42  | Kevin Clancy

### Scottish Cup

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Date  | Round  | Opponents  | Stadium  | Result
F – A[62] | Events  | Attendance  | Referee

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19 November 2011  | Round 3  | Deveronvale | Cappielow Park, Greenock | 5 – 1 [108] | David O'Brien 15' 34'
Peter MacDonald 21'
Andy Jackson 38'
Peter Weatherson 72'
Archie Campbell 74' | 1,406  | Gary Hilland
7 January 2012  | Round 4  | Raith Rovers | Stark's Park, Kirkcaldy | 2 – 1 [109] | Marc Smyth 4'
Archie Campbell  67'
Peter MacDonald  76' (pen) | 1,581  | Steven McLean
4 February 2012  | Round 5  | Motherwell | Fir Park, Motherwell | 0 – 6 [52] | Grant Evans 39'
Derek Young 47' | 5,139  | Euan Norris

### Scottish League Cup

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Date  | Round  | Opponents  | Stadium  | Result
F – A[62] | Events  | Attendance  | Referee

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30 July 2011  | Round 1 | Alloa Athletic | Recreation Park, Alloa | 3 – 0 [110] | Paul di Giacomo 29'
Ross Forsyth 64'
Andy Jackson 67'
Peter Weatherson 90+2' | 683  | Stephen Finnie
23 August 2011  | Round 2 | St Mirren | Cappielow Park, Greenock | 3 – 4 [111] | Michael Tidser 17'
Peter MacDonald 27'
Andy Jackson  79'
Peter Weatherson  90' | 4,959  | Calum Murray

### Challenge Cup

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Date  | Round  | Opponents  | Stadium  | Result
F – A[62] | Events  | Attendance  | Referee

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23 July 2011  | Round 1 | Stranraer | Stair Park, Stranraer | 8 – 0 [112] | Andy Jackson 19', 42', 77', 86'
Paul di Giacomo 53', 54', 64', 69' | 374  | John McKendrick
9 August 2011  | Round 2 | Forfar Athletic | Station Park, Forfar | 5 – 0 [113] | Peter MacDonald 39' 61', 75'
David O'Brien 56'
Peter Weatherson 59'
Archie Campbell 78' | 448  | Matt Northcroft
4 September 2011  | Quarter final | Hamilton Academical | New Douglas Park, Hamilton | 1 – 2 [114] | Paul di Giacomo  10'
Ross Forsyth 66'
Grant Evans 76' | 1,496  | Stevie O'Reilly

## League table

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Pos | Team

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| Pld | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | Pts | Promotion, qualification or relegation

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6  | Partick Thistle | 36  | 12  | 11  | 13  | 50  | 39  | +11  | 47  |
7  | Raith Rovers | 36  | 11  | 11  | 14  | 46  | 49  | −3  | 44
8  | Greenock Morton | 36  | 10  | 12  | 14  | 40  | 55  | −15  | 42
9  | Ayr United (R) | 36  | 9  | 11  | 16  | 44  | 67  | −23  | 38  | Qualification for the First Division play-offs
10  | Queen of the South (R) | 36  | 7  | 11  | 18  | 38  | 64  | −26  | 32  | Relegation to the Second Division

Source: SPFL Archive
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(R) Relegated

## Player statistics

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As of 6 May 2012

### All competitions

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* Additional positions played listed, if have started in more than one this season, after most played position.

Position | Player | Starts | Subs | Unused subs | Goals  | Red cards  | Yellow cards

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MF |  Fouad Bachirou | 33 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 4
FW / MF |  Archie Campbell | 18 | 21 | 2 | 8 | 0 | 2
GK |  Dominic Cervi (on loan from Celtic) | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
GK |  Alan Combe | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
GK |  Alistair Deans (U19) | 1 | 0 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 0
MF |  Paul di Giacomo | 21 | 10 | 3 | 8 | 0 | 0
DF |  Grant Evans | 38 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 8
MF |  Sean Fitzharris | 3 | 7 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0
MF |  Iain Flannigan | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1
DF |  Ross Forsyth | 31 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9
MF |  Aidan Fulton (U19) | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0
MF |  Alan Frizzell (U17) | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
DF |  Andy Graham | 28 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2
FW |  Lewis Hawke (U19) | 0 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0
DF |  Bryan Hodge (trialist) | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0
FW |  Andy Jackson | 25 | 11 | 5 | 12 | 0 | 0
FW |  Joel Kasubandi (U19) | 0 | 2 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0
GK |  Shahrukh Khatri (U19) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0
DF |  Creag Little (U19) | 2 | 1 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 1
FW |  Peter MacDonald | 37 | 6 | 0 | 15 | 0 | 5
DF |  Stuart McCaffrey | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1
DF / MF |  Kevin McCann | 13 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2
MF |  Darren McGeouch | 18 | 16 | 8 | 2 | 0 | 1
GK |  Matthew McGinley | 2 | 0 | 23 | 0 | 0 | 1
MF |  David O'Brien | 40 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 0 | 4
DF |  Thomas O'Ware (U19) | 15 | 1 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 3
DF |  Martin Orr (U19) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0
MF |  Conor Ramsay (U19) | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0
DF / MF |  Marc Smyth | 35 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 7
GK |  Colin Stewart | 24 | 0 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0
MF |  Michael Tidser | 29 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 2
DF / FW |  Peter Weatherson | 20 | 18 | 4 | 6 | 1 | 4
MF / DF |  Derek Young | 20 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 4

### Awards

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Last updated 21 December 2011
Nation  | Name  | Award  | Month

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| Allan Moore[27] | First Division Manager of the Month  | August
| Peter MacDonald[115] | Ginger Boot Winner  | September

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