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Which is a real confidence boost for the lads. "We have won the Shield - the first trophy of the season. Such a fine line between success and failure and we know we have to stay "We won't be making the same mistake this year. We were guilty of getting carried away with ourselves. "We started last campaign in a similar vein to this year and "Last year was proof that you cannot take anything for Promising campaign hit the rails after Christmas. Get another against Crusaders, but as long as I can contribute and helpīerry, who is one of the league's most promising teenagers,īelieves the Glens should also learn lessons from last season when a "My aim is to score a few more goals and it would be great to Help take the pressure off the likes of Gary Hamilton and Michael "As a midfielder I want to contribute to the scoresheet and "It's something I've been thinking about and trying

"I've only two career goals, so it would be nice to score League last season and last week's drive through a crowded area. Ironically, both strikes have come against the Crues - one in the Would love to add to his modest tally of two goals in two years at The Midfield plans after being overlooked at the start of the campaign, Have to be on our guard if we hope to progress."īerry, who has re-established himself in Alan McDonald's "Crusaders will be dangerous opponents once more and we will "We were favourites to win the County Antrim Shield last weekĪnd that proved a very difficult game which could have gone either way. "We will probably be favourites going into this semi, but theĬrues are more than capable of causing an upset. Shoot down suggestions another showcase success over Crusaders awaits inīerry, a Sports Studies student at Jordans town, said: "IĮxpect another very tough game against Crusaders. Victory over the same team at the same venue in the final of the Countyīut the 19-year-old, who scored in that 2-1 victory, is quick to Granted against Crusaders in tonight's CIS Cup semi final atīerry and the Glens may be basking in the glory of last week's GLENTORAN'S Ryan Berry doesn't need to call upon hisĬarefully-honed student intellect to realise nothing can be taken for