Tobermore draw Linfield in Irish Cup

Tobermore United are set to host their biggest Irish Cup tie since the famous George Best appearance in 1984, Irish League leaders Linfield drawn away to the South Derry side in next month’s fifth round.
George Best arriving at Tobermore United F.C for game against Ballymena United which was cancelled for the second time because of waterlogged pitch.  Pacemaker Press Intl. 1/2/84.

71/84/BWGeorge Best arriving at Tobermore United F.C for game against Ballymena United which was cancelled for the second time because of waterlogged pitch.  Pacemaker Press Intl. 1/2/84.

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George Best arriving at Tobermore United F.C for game against Ballymena United which was cancelled for the second time because of waterlogged pitch. Pacemaker Press Intl. 1/2/84. 71/84/BW

Fortwilliam Park will surely host a capacity crowd for the glamour match against Warren Feeney’s rejuvenated team on Saturday, January 10.

Memories will be rekindled of that remarkable contest when the now deceased former Manchester United and Northern superstar signed for the minnows to play against Ballymena United, who turned out to be party-poopers by winning 7-0.

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There’ll be a big crowd as well in Castledawson, Moyola Park having been drawn to entertain Glenavon. As holders of the trophy, the well-supported Lurgan club will also attract a sizevale neutral interest.