Efe doing Efe things as Morton head towards the Premiership
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Efe Ambrose is enjoying another lease of life at Morton with the Greenock side riding high in the Championship after pre-season doom ad gloom predictions.
Budgets seem to have been cut to the bone but after leaving Livingston last December Dougie Imrie seems to know how to maximise limited resources.
A decent contact book comes in handy as well, after three matches at the club Efe Ambrose has helped his fifth Scottish club to seven points with just a draw away to leaders Ayr United the only blot of his copybook.
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The Efe Ambrose backflips grace Cappielow for the first time pic.twitter.com/cMeFH2Qj9s
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Morton are currently looking down on Dundee, Partick Thistle and Queens Park who all have designs and expectations on winning the one automatic place into the top flight.
Ian McColl is one of the most experienced manager’s in the league, as a former Morton boss he’d have a good idea what to expect yesterday at Cappielow.
He reckoned without the Efe Factor, in th 21st minute the 34-year-old opened the scoring then demonstrated that his old bones are still capable of a celebration to remember.
Despite the World Cup break life goes on in the Championship with Morton hosting Queen of the South next Saturday looking to build on their strong start to the season.