In Saturday’s Glentoran Gazette we have more of the stories, opinions and analysis you won’t find on social media. We have news of the club’s new Chief Executive while Beth Stafford’s quirky cover of the 40-page issue pays homage to hit TV smash, Breaking Bad. Declan Devine reveals he is relatively happy with performances ahead of a tough game against Cliftonville but says he is heartbroken after Josh Kelly’s long-term injury absence. We profile the re-jigged Solitude squad ahead of the clash, celebrate Glentoran Women’s County Antrim Cup victory and tell how the returning Charlie Lindsay can take heart from the performances of a Euro 2024 star. The 1923 Committee, publishers of the Gazette praises the IFA over the recent retrospective ban on Coleraine’s Josh Carson but John Grayden castigates the Association over the fallout from last season’s Irish Cup Final. We have the tales of two goalkeepers who came to the Glens rescue in times of need. Philip Stevenson relates the story of Vienna Cup winner Ronnie Sewell while Brian McClelland pays tribute to the late Pat Saunders. Brian also recalls the one season wonder that was Scotsman Gerry McCabe. And we take a wry look at some of football’s modern terminology while Henry Muldrew finds nuggets of intelligence in the never-ending media debate around the game and Norman Ternahan and Tommy Sewell review recent games in words and pictures. The award-winning Gazette, by the fans for the fans, is £4.
