The big games just keep on coming, but Linfield goal hero Eetu Vertainen wouldn’t have it any other way ...Seaview will be no place for the faint-hearted as both clubs strive to chase down Cliftonville at the top of the Danske Bank Premiership table ... “It could probably go like that until the last few games ... LINFIELD ... Linfield FC Danske Bank Premiership ... .
With the Shield taking pride of place in the Larne boardroom once again, the 37-year-old Hughes insists his club’s sights are now set on a bigger prize – they are only one point adrift of Cliftonville at the top of the Danske Bank Premiership table, while they will again face the Blues in the Irish Cup early next month.
Across the football world, there are clubs that have greater financial muscle than their rivals and the Danske Bank Premiership is no different ... With considerable sums of money now coming into the league from European football, there’s an opportunity for the stronger and wealthier clubs to become even more successful and prosperous.
The 48-year-old was handed the reins this week with Mick McDermott stepping down but remaining on the club’s board ... “Whenever you get offered the opportunity to manage one of the biggest clubs in Ireland, north and south, with a huge fan base and history, it’s a really proud moment for me when the whistle goes and the journey starts.
Former Glentoran hero Gary Smyth says he believes Mick McDermott and his backroom staff will be considering their futures at the club following the ugly scenes on Saturday ... “The Directors of Glentoran recognise that our performances on the pitch have fallen below what is acceptable to the club and our fans.
While clubs are looking to add quality to their squads in the transfer window, holding onto talent is also imperative and Coleraine have rewarded skipper Stephen O’Donnell with a three and a half year deal. O’Donnell, who joined the club in the summer of 2017, is now signed up until the end of the 2025/26 campaign.
For the first time players in the Women’s Premiership will receive payment for playing this season after clubs agreed to raise the status of Northern Ireland’s top flight to professional status – a move that was delayed a year ago when not all clubs were willing to back the move and instead decided to remain amateur.
So too the chants of ‘OUT, OUT, OUT’ directed towards the manager. A car park protest at the stadium followed with hundreds singing “Mick McDermott, get out of our club!” ... What we know for sure is that Glentoran supporters have decided McDermott should “get out of their club”. Related topics. Glentoran FC Danske Bank Premiership Mick McDermott ... Latest. .
Since signing from Ballymena United last summer, the 27-year-old has been a key figure in the Inver Park club’s surge to the top of the Premiership ... “I am box to box ... “I want to keep getting games, be successful and do the best for the club and that means winning some silverware.”.Related topics. Larne FC Danske Bank Premiership Tiernan Lynch ... Latest ... .
But they have dug deep and shown why they are champions, climbing up to second in the Danske Bank Premiership standings, just three points behind Larne... “I’m really enjoying my time in Coleraine, Oran sold the club to me as a family club and it hasn’t disappointed,” he continued ... Coleraine FC Danske Bank Premiership.
Having bid goodbye to 2022, I have no doubt that all of our Danske Bank Premiership clubs will have high hopes for the second half of what has been a season of excitement and intrigue, but will those hopes turn out to be realistic dreams or only wishful thinking? Larne... More On Danske Bank Premiership.