In Friday night’s Glentoran Gazette Warren Feeney says he feels mentality plays a big role in derby game and adds that his squad displayed the right attitude in the win over Carrick Rangers in midweek as well as looking physically strong, while we record the fact that Linfield have been highly consistent this season. In another 40-page programme which features graphic artist Beth Stafford’s cover of midfielder Josh Kelly, we report on how Artificial Intelligence isn’t so bright around Glentoran matters and look at why southern clubs are also looking to fund improvements to stadia as crowds are increasing rapidly. Programme publishers, the 1923 Committee, celebrates its centenary in words and pictures; Henry Muldrew, our man with the battered suitcase, tells of a hairy trip in Cyprus and Brian McClelland writes about a cartoon which poked fun at a former Glens Boards after they had sacked Tommy Jackson. Meanwhile, Roy Downes looks back at a gamble that didn’t pay off for Oval chiefs and we have news from around the club. Norman Ternahan and Tommy Sewell also give their take on recent games in words and pictures. The Gazette, at £4, is by the fans for the fans.
