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15/02/2006, 10:26 PM
Millar looking forward to Glentoran task
New Glentoran manager Paul Millar is looking forward to the challenge offered by one of the most pressurized positions in football north of the border. Former Newry City chief Millar was confirmed as the successor to Roy Coyle on Tuesday, sparking criticism from his former club.
While Glens’ league crown is on its way to arch-rivals Linfield, the Oval side will be keen to restore some pride in the remainder of the season, with second place in the Carnegie Premier League and a sustained run in both the Nationwide Irish Cup and the Setanta Sports Cup, which begins on Monday next (February 20th).
Read more at www.eleven-a-side.com (http://www.eleven-a-side.com/setantacup/irish_soccer_detail.asp?newsid=21186)
New Glentoran manager Paul Millar is looking forward to the challenge offered by one of the most pressurized positions in football north of the border. Former Newry City chief Millar was confirmed as the successor to Roy Coyle on Tuesday, sparking criticism from his former club.
While Glens’ league crown is on its way to arch-rivals Linfield, the Oval side will be keen to restore some pride in the remainder of the season, with second place in the Carnegie Premier League and a sustained run in both the Nationwide Irish Cup and the Setanta Sports Cup, which begins on Monday next (February 20th).
Read more at www.eleven-a-side.com (http://www.eleven-a-side.com/setantacup/irish_soccer_detail.asp?newsid=21186)