Alan Kernaghan’s search for a first win continues tomorrow as his side host Glenavon at the Oval.
Although the new manager collected his first point in charge after last week’s home draw to Dungannon Swifts, he is yet to taste victory at the helm.
Jonathan Smith equalised for the Glens to claim a share of the spoils after Andy Mitchell headed the Swifts in front. The result ended a run of seven successive league defeats for Rodney McAree’s men.
The Glentoran Superstore has extra opening hours for all your Christmas shopping. Times are available HERE.
Danske Bank Premiership, Glentoran v Linfield, The Oval, Saturday 26th December, kick off 3pm
Tickets will go on sale at the Oval on Saturday 28th November from the ticket office beside the Players' Entrance.
Ticket prices are as follows:
Grandstand Adult £10 and Grandstand Concession £8
Sydenham Terrace Adult £8 and Sydenham Terrace Concession £6
Ricky Warwick will be performing at the Elk, Dundonald on Wednesday 23rd December.
The event has been organised by the Glentoran Community Trust.
Tickets are priced at £10 and are available through Ronnie Hoy (tel. 07725211668 or email ronaldhoy@btinternet.com )
Glentoran manager Alan Kernaghan is still waiting on his first win after his team were held to a 1-1 draw at The Oval against lowly Dungannon Swifts. Young forward Jonathan Smith wasted a glorious opportunity to give the Glens the lead in the 16th minute when he missed a penalty.
Alan Kernaghan takes charge at the Oval for first time as the Glens entertain Dungannon Swifts on Saturday afternoon.
The former Republic of Ireland international got off to an unfavourable start as the new boss last week, he watched on from the dugout as his team were reduced to nine men and were beaten 3-0 by the reigning champions at Seaview.
The East Belfast side also bowed out of JBE League Cup in mid-week, following a narrow 3-2 defeat against holders Cliftonville.
A fundraising event will take place at the Oval on Saturday 21st November in aid of the Seconds and the Development squad.
Tickets are priced at £7 and are available from the Superstore and the Premier Lounge.
Please come along and show your support for the young players.
The following advice has been issued by the PSNI for supporters attending the JBE League Cup quarter final tie at Solitude.
Glentoran Fans travelling by private car to Cliftonville Football Club for the JBE League Cup quarter-final (7:45pm kick-off) on Wednesday 18th November 2015 are requested to park in the residential areas above Solitude off the Cliftonville Road - ie Cardigan Drive and Knutsford Drive etc. Motorists should consider local resident and emergency vehicle access when deciding where and how to park.
Last Friday evening, on a harsh night weather wise, the Glentoran Legends XI made a very welcome return to the Oval in a very special fundraiser in aid of the Glentoran FC chosen charity for this year, Reverse Rett. The opposition on the night were the members of the Freelance GSC, who to a man paid to play in the game, with all the funds going to the charity. A terrific gesture by all concerned.
Despite the conditions, both sides put on a great display for the sizeable crowd who came down to support the charity.
