Duncan Ferguson makes debut as Glentoran manager in Irish League draw
- Ferguson's first match ended in a 1-1 draw.
- The manager expressed relief after his opening game.
- He described a busy week involving WiFi and homework tasks.
Duncan Ferguson has overseen his first match in charge of Glentoran, securing a 1-1 draw in his Irish League managerial debut. The former Everton striker took his place in the dugout following a week he described as being occupied by domestic responsibilities, including sorting out WiFi connections and assisting with homework.
Speaking after the final whistle, Ferguson admitted to feeling a sense of relief as his tenure in Northern Ireland began with a point. The result marks the official start of his career in the Irish League, following a preparation period that balanced tactical planning with his personal transition to the role. According to BBC Sport, the manager’s first week involved managing these off-field tasks alongside his new professional duties.