Devine leaves Glentoran after two and a half years
Glentoran manager Declan Devine leaves the club by mutual consent amid the east Belfast outfit's poor start to the Irish Premiership season.
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"After a great deal of reflection and conversations with Ali [Pour, owner], we agreed that the time is right for me to step away and for someone else to take the club forward."
— Declan Devine , Athlete
"Declan leaves with my gratitude and enormous respect. He is a man of great integrity who has given everything to Glentoran."
— Ali Pour , Executive
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Glentoran manager Declan Devine leaves the club by mutual consent amid the east Belfast outfit's poor start to the Irish Premiership season.
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