Ali Pour speaks to supporters
Glentoran Majority shareholder was at the Bet McLean Oval on Saturday, celebrating his birthday with his family at our 6-0 win over Coleraine. While here, Ali spoke exclusively to GlensTV.
Glentoran Majority shareholder was at the Bet McLean Oval on Saturday, celebrating his birthday with his family at our 6-0 win over Coleraine. While here, Ali spoke exclusively to GlensTV.
An excellent performance from Glentoran at the Bet Mclean Oval this afternoon comfortably ensured all three points for the home side. A birthday treat for our majority shareholder Ali Pour who was in the stand with his family.
With Aaron McCarey suspended, Ollie Webber started in goal, Aidan Wilson returned after suspension for the injured Aaron Wightman, and we had the very welcome sight of a returning Rhys Marshall on the subs bench.
We are delighted to welcome Charlie Lindsay back to the Bet McLean Oval.
Last week's match winner Junior is Beth Stafford's cover star in the latest edition of the Glentoran Gazette for tomorrow's Premiership clash with Coleraine. Inside we have the lowdown on the Bannsiders and manager Warren Feeney warns that they remain a danger despite a poor run of form. The 1923 Committee take issue with those in power outside the game who try to use it to their own ends while John Grayden has an innovative idea for future Irish Cups, has a look at our sixth round opponents Ballymacash Rangers and contemplates the latest debate on an Irish League salary cap. And after J
Saturday 13h January
Kick Off 3.00pm
Fifth plays sixth at the Bet McLean Oval as we face each other for the third time this season in the Sports Direct Premiership.
Sean Murray has departed for Cork City on loan for the rest of this season.
A recurring injury has restricted Sean to just 48 apppearances for Glentoran since signing from Dundalk in the January 2022 transfer window, scoring two goals.
We wish Sean all the very best for his loan period.
Glentoran Women’s preparations for the 2024 season were ramped up this weekend with the signings of Sofie Keenan and Aimee Neal. Both girls are currently regular members of the Northern Ireland U19 squad.
Sofie (17) is a left back who joins us from Linfield. She joined the Blues in 2021 and where she was a regular first team starter last season. She is from Warrenpoint.
Below are the details of how Glentoran supporters will be able to purchase tickets for the Toals County Antrim Shield Final v Larne on Tuesday 23rd January.
Glentoran progress to the last sixteen of the Clearer Water Irish Cup with a narrow late win over a dogged Annagh United at the Bet McLean Oval. The NIFL Championship side deserve much credit for their performance. having continually frustrated the Glens until a clinical 89th minute finish from Junior ultimately settled the tie. The match will also be remembered for an emotional commemoration of Lydia Ross in the 21st minute – with a round of applause from both all fans and players alike providing an opportunity to show condolences and sympathy to the Ross family.
In tomorrow's Irish Cup edition of the Glentoran Gazette we take an in-depth look at visitors Annagh United, the 1923 Committee recalls the special place that the Cup holds in Glentoran history and Warren Feeney contrasts the character shown at Dungannon with the disappointment of Boxing Day. Norman Ternahan and Thomas Sewell review those games in words and pictures while John Grayden has a bone to pick with the Linfield coaching staff and ponders the increase in outside investment in the Premiership. Henry Muldrew encounters groundhoppers at the Sydenham End, Brian McClelland begins a sh