Beth Stafford and Joe Burns’ graphic of the excellent Caolan Marron is the cover of another 40-page Glentoran Gazette in which we highlight Carrick Rangers’ dangermen in Monday night’s crucial Oval clash. Elliott Morris tells Ian Clarke of his retirement as a player while major figures around the Oval past and present pay tribute to the long-standing Club servant. Another legend from that period, Paul Leeman, tells Matthew Brown of the secret role he played in what became known as Morgan Day while the programme publishers, the 1923 Supporters’ Committee, welcome modern-day moves by the NIFL. In the wake of Dillon Powers signing on, Roy Downes recalls Glentoran’s first American-born player while Brian McClelland continues his tale of goal machine James McKnight. Henry Muldrew throws his spotlight on last minute goals by Glentoran and we take a look at how the League of Ireland is shaping up. Norman Ternahan and Thomas Sewell review our latest games in words and pictures and we have a birthday surprise for a young fan. The Gazette, by the fans for the fans, is proving a sell-out at £3.
