Linfield v Glentoran on Saturday 10th October 2015 to be played at the National Stadium with a 3pm kick off. Please note that for this game Glentoran supporters will be seated in the Railway Stand but access will still be via Boucher Road.
This fixture is ALL TICKET.
The 2015/16 Glentoran away shirt will go on sale at 10am on Saturday 3rd October 2015. The Superstore will be open from 10am to 5.30pm.
Prices: Adult £40, Child £30, Infant £30
Anyone wishing to pre-order can do so in the Superstore during the usual opening hours (HERE).
The Glens got a much needed win this afternoon away to Dungannon Swifts, coming from behind twice to eventually take all 3 points.
The Board of Directors wish to thank the Hillfoot GSC on behalf of the club for their donation. Club Chairman Stephen Henderson said "The Hillfoot GSC's donation is a welcome boost to the club as we continue our financial rehabilitation off the pitch. The fact that they have increased the amount this year, over and above their regular and generous donations from previous years, is a testament to the hard work and fundraising efforts of these Glenmen and women"
Glentoran return to Premiership action tomorrow as they travel to Dungannon Swifts to put behind a miserable mid-week Toal's Senior Shield display.
The Glens were dumped out of the Toal's Senior Shield on Tuesday night with a first round defeat to fellow East Belfast outfit H&W Welders, losing 4-3 in penalties after the game ended goalless.
Glentoran’s poor start to the season continued as they crashed out of the Toals Senior Shield at the first hurdle. Their tie against H&W Welders finished scoreless after extra time and it was the Welders who went into the quarter-final draw with a 4-3 penalty shoot-out victory. In truth it was no more than Glentoran deserved with Michael Dougherty having perhaps his easiest ever night between the posts at the Oval.
Another poor showing from Glentoran gave Cliftonville the three points in this Belfast derby at Solitude on Saturday. The Glens, sporting an alternate white kit for the first time this season, made a couple of changes with youngster Johnny Smith making his first start for the club.
Glentoran manager Eddie Patterson has encouraged his players to maintain their attitude ahead of tomorrow’s away clash at Cliftonville. After questioning his side’s mentality following a home defeat to Ballymena United a fortnight ago, the players responded by clinching a 1-0 victory against Portadown last week at the Oval. Marcus Kane’s superb finish before half-time was enough to secure the win, but Patterson put it down to the approach and mentality of his players.
As a national representative in the Europa League this season, the club has received correspondence from the European Club Association (ECA).
Glentoran FC's official charity for the 2015-16 season, Reverse Rett, was presented with cheque at the Oval last week.
Members of Ballymac GSC and Freelance handed over £4000 to the charity.
