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 John's beef with the National Stadium ballboys in our last edition, Roy Downes has unearthed some ballboy controversy from over a century ago. William James looks at a number of issues which need urgent attention from NIFL and the IFA, Henry Muldrew argues that the football literature classic Arthur Hopcraft's "The Football Man" is as relevant today as when it was written and Brian McClelland continues his mini-series on the evolution of goalkeeping. Plus Norman Ternahan and Thomas Sewell review last week's Irish Cup action in words and pictures, This Week Then, news from around the Oval and all the stats. Your multi-award winning Glentoran Gazette, by the fans and for the fans, is just £4.
