Celtic v Morton: 'You never know what can happen' as Ton star eyes shock win

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Morton striker Ally Roy says the Championship side are heading to Celtic Park looking to cause an upset in the Scottish Cup fourth round on Saturday.The 25-year-old, who is on a six-month loan from NIFL Premier League club Glentoran, knows the Greenock club will be massive underdogs for the tie, but says they need to do what they can to get through to the fifth round.Cappielow boss Dougie Imrie scored when Morton knocked Celtic out of the League Cup back in 2013, so it can be done.Looking ahead to the trip to Celtic Park Roy, from Airdrie, said: "It doesn’t come much bigger than that!“It’s a big occasion but it’s still another game of football, 11 v 11, and we take it as it comes.“We need to go out there, put on a performance, and try to get through to the next round.“It’s against a big club like Celtic, but we can only control what we can control.“If we put in a good performance there you just never know what can happen.”Former Airdrie striker Roy is delighted to be back in the Championship with Morton, and admits he may be looking to stay in Scotland.The 25-year-old has a year left on his contract, but says he will cross that bridge when he comes to it.Roy, who immediately went into the team for Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at Hamilton Accies, admits it hasn't been an altogether happy time in Northern Ireland.He said: “My time back in Ireland was good, and I enjoyed it.

It’s not too much different from here, and it’s a good standard of football.“But I had a bit of a frustrating time, the team was doing well and then didn’t do so well, but as soon as I knew the option was there to come back here it was something I was never going to turn down.“I’m very happy to be back.