In tomorrow's Glentoran Gazette against Newry City we assess the basement club's progress under new manager Barry Gray and Warren Feeney rues our failure to finish off the opposition in our last couple of games. The 1923 Committee spring a surprise by agreeing with a certain ex-Irish League manager, Philip Stevenson welcomes a Glentoran Legend back to the Oval and we look at the facts and figures behind the career of one who is very much still part of the squad. Meanwhile John Grayden has the latest on the debate around Friday night football, assesses the runners and riders as the new League of Ireland season kicks off this weekend and looks at a famous ex-player's views on a potential all-Ireland League, William James gives his take on the IFAB's proposals for sin bins and Henry Muldrew has no regrets about a choice that he made at 14 years old. After recent Irish Cup appeals Roy Downes has the second part of his look at similar controversies stretching back more than a century and Brian McClelland has the first part of the story of cartoon favourite of yesteryear, Larry O'Hooligan. Norman Ternahan and Thomas Sewell give the lowdown on last week's draw with Carrick Rangers in words and pictures plus This Week Then goes all the way back to 1916, 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.
