Glentoran were made to work all the way in the BetMcLean Cup by Dergview much to the delight of their boss Ivan Sproule
The rivalry between Glentoran and Linfield is well documented but one former Blues man was singing the praises of his old foes this week.The Premier Intermediate League club produced an impressive display against their high profile opponents before goals in either half from Charlie Lindsay and David Fisher sent the Glens through to the last 16.
"Our players will definitely grow with those game experiences. I told them to bank it and take it into the remainder of the season. "I think my coaches should take a bit of credit for that because they've worked hard with these young boys. The 43-year-old was off celebrating down the line before his celebrations were curtailed by the assistant's offside call.
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