David Jeffrey believes Glentoran's longstanding problems highlight a more 'systemic problem' at the Oval
He may be a dyed in the wool Blueman, but David Jeffrey insists he is taking "no satisfaction" from Glentoran's ongoing crisis.
Declan Devine has stepped in as interim boss for the remainder of the season. He is Glentoran's 12th manager in 18 years, which former Linfield supremo Jeffrey believes highlights a more 'systemic' problem at the club. "I am grateful to Glentoran for helping me when I came back from Manchester United, in playing in a game against Liverpool which basically led to me reigniting my career again. So there is no joy and satisfaction watching Glentoran's difficulties.Join our Irish League football WhatsApp community Click this link to receive all the latest and breaking Irish League football news, reaction, comment and analysis from Belfast Live.
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