The Glentoran Supporters’ Committee (1923) has generously donated a cutting-edge Hudl Focus Flex Camera to Glentoran Football Club’s First Team squad.
This elite level, state-of-the-art, portable camera is a game-changing tool for football performance analysis. Equipped with HD video capture, an extra-wide tactical angle, and AI-powered tracking, it offers unparalleled precision in recording every training session and match.
The Hudl Focus Flex Camera enables the First Team coaching and backroom staff to automatically record and upload training sessions and matches, providing instant access to performance data and tactical insights.
The Glentoran Supporters’ Committee 1923, publishers of the multi-award-winning Glentoran Gazette and organisers of the Halfers Draw, have consistently demonstrated their commitment to supporting the club’s success both on and off the pitch.
This latest donation underlines their dedication to helping the Club modernise its football operations and strengthening Declan Devine’s efforts to bring more silverware back to the BetMcLean Oval.
Tony Webster, Chief Executive of Glentoran Football Club, said: “We are incredibly grateful to the Glentoran Supporters’ Committee (1923) for their generous donation of the Hudl Focus Flex Camera. Their continued support and commitment to the Club are invaluable, and this cutting-edge camera will be a major asset to Declan and his coaching staff.
“The camera provides state-of-the-art capabilities to monitor and analyse player performance during training and matches. This is another crucial step in our ongoing efforts to modernise and professionalise every aspect of Glentoran’s football operation.
“This partnership highlights the shared ambition between Glentoran and its supporters to build a professional infrastructure that drives success across all levels of the club. On behalf of everyone at the club, I’d like to extend my thanks to the Glentoran Supporters Committee 1923 for their continued dedication to Glentoran Football Club.”
Jimmy Carter, Chairman of the Glentoran Supporters’ Committee (1923) said: “This donation of the Hudl Focus Flex Camera was only made possible because of the incredible support from our fans who purchase and read each edition of the Glentoran Gazette.
“Their dedication enables us to give back to the Club in meaningful ways, and we are proud to play a role in supporting Declan and his coaching staff’s efforts to enhance player performance and drive success on the pitch.”

Photo above: Jimmy Carter, Chairman of the Glentoran Supporters’ Committee 1923 and Norman Ternahan, Joint Editor of the Glentoran Gazette proudly present a cutting-edge Hudl Focus Flex Camera – donated by the Glentoran Supporters’ Committee 1923 – to Glentoran First Team Manager Declan Devine, First Team Analyst Leon Tierney, and Chief Executive Tony Webster.