Season Tickets will be available to purchase tomorrow evening prior to the AGM at the Park Avenue Hotel.
Please note, only cash or cheques will be accepted.
Also for those Shareholders who have already made payment, Season Tickets can be collected from Ruth prior to the AGM.
Season Tickets not collected tomorrow evening will be posted on Wednesday morning.
Dickson Chisanga is moving on from the Oval. The Seconds player has been with the club since he was 16 but feels a fresh challenge is needed.
Seconds boss Spike Hill commented, "I can see where the young lad is coming from. Dickson was the first to admit this season didn't come up to his own high standards and after 3 really good seasons he has been hard on himself but I totally respect his decision."
Following discussions between manager Eddie Patterson and Aaron Boyd the club will not be offering him a new contract. We wish Aaron every success in his future career.
Share holders are reminded that the Annual General Meeting of Glentoran Recreation Company Limited will take place next Tuesday, 20th May, at the Park Avenue Hotel. The meeting will commence at 7.30pm but share holders are requested to arrive promptly to allow all members time to sign the attendance register.
Apologies, requests for a proxy or any other queries to shareregister@glentoran.com.
Glentoran Seconds defeated Ballinamallard Utd Reserves 5-3 after extra time at Seaview in the final of the George Wilson Cup.
BOXING NIGHT UPDATE
Glentoran Seconds will play Ballinamallard Reserves in the final of the George Wilson Cup on Wednesday 14th May at Seaview.
Seconds manager, Spike Hill spoke to glentoran.com about the game....
Can you inform us how you reached the final?
"We came out of the group stages with a 0-0 draw against Crusaders and good wins against Ards and Warrenpoint Town which matched us with Linfield in the semi final. We ran out 1-0 winners courtest of a John McGuigan penalty. So far in the competition we haven't conceded a goal, let's hope that continues in the final."
Glentoran manager, Eddie Patterson, met with some of the squad early this evening. This is the first of a series of meetings that Eddie has planned.
Tonight he informed both Kevin Bradley and Jordan Hughes that their futures lie away from Glentoran FC and that they are available to transfer to other clubs.
Mark Glendinning and his sons Ross & Reece would like to thank everyone connected with Glentoran Football Club for the support they have shown at this difficult time.
Special thanks to Philip Stevenson and the Glentoran Legends for their support throughout also. It has been a great comfort to us all.
Thank you. Sas.
