2009–10 Greenock Morton F.C. season

Brian Graham returned from his loan spell at East Stirlingshire, where he finished as the Third Division's top scoring forward.

[8] Morton were knocked out of the two SFL cup competitions by Ross County and Kilmarnock, after victories over Dumbarton and Cowdenbeath.

[14] After a replay, Morton defeated Dumbarton, to set up a Scottish Cup fourth round tie at Cappielow against Celtic.

[16] Ex-Celtic youth Michael Tidser returns from Sweden, where he played for Ostersunds FK to sign with Morton.

[21] Donovan Simmonds was signed until the end of the season on a free transfer from Maltese Premier League side Floriana.

[24] Jim McAlister broke his foot in a 3–3 draw with Queen of the South[25] – this was most likely his final game for Morton with his contract running down at the end of the season.