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Tomorrow's Gazette

Fri, 09/02/2024 - 16:23

As he prepares to face a Carrick side that have given the Glens trouble on a couple of occasions this season, Warren Feeney explains why the January window was a quiet one and updates fans on the squad’s injury list while graphic artist Beth Stafford marks Charlie Lindsay’s return to the Oval by placing him on the cover of another 40-page edition. The Gazette team also takes a look at the job Stuart King has done on a budget considerably smaller than some sides in the Premiership. Matthew Brown decries the rumour mongers and urges Glens fans to heed the words of Ali Pour.

Another Landmark for Skipper Marcus

Wed, 07/02/2024 - 21:00

Congratulations to Glens captain Marcus Kane, who made his 400th appearance for Glentoran in our Sports Direct Premiership draw with Cliftonville last night. 234 0f those games have been as captain. To mark the milestone the club Chairman, Colin Jess presented him with a souvenir commemorative first team shirt with the legend Kane 400 on the back.

Glentoran 2-2 Cliftonville

Wed, 07/02/2024 - 00:26

An entertaining affair at the Bet McClean Oval this evening finished 2-2, ultimately a very disappointing finish for Glentoran. . The adage of a game of two halves has never been more appropriate; Glentoran will rue their second half performance after cruising to a 2-0 half time lead. With Cliftonville forcing an equaliser deep inside second-half stoppage time, Glentoran will feel this represents two points dropped.

Tomorrow's Gazette

Mon, 05/02/2024 - 14:26

In tomorrow's Glentoran Gazette Warren Feeney reflects on a mixed season partly defined by long-term injuries to some key players and prepares to welcome to the Oval the team he has dubbed the best in the league. In another 40-page programme which features graphic artist Beth Stafford’s cover of Jonny Russell, Terry Devlin updates Matthew Brown on his progress at Portsmouth. Philip Stevenson looks behind the Green Door in the grandstand and the 1923 Committee, publishers of the match programme, tackle the issue of sin bins.

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