Sean Murray is determined to reward Glentoran supporters by returning the Gibson Cup to The Oval trophy cabinet for the first time in 13 years this season.
The attacking midfielder was a dynamic presence in Saturday’s 1-0 home win over Warrenpoint Town as the Glens capitalised on Linfield’s loss at Coleraine to climb to the summit of the Premiership.
The victory was secured by Robbie McDaid’s first half header but Murray could be forgiven for wondering how his name wasn’t added to the scoresheet as he was twice thwarted by Town’s 17-year-old keeper Stephen McMullan.