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There was a great unity and for that period we were a wonderful side – but also nearly men. It is tempting to wonder about what would have happened if there hadn’t been an injury here, refereeing decision there or if the wind, literally on one night, had blown in a different direction. Leaving your beauty routine out in the cold? Three beauty experts on the skin, hair and nail tips they're giving their celebrity clients this winter The youngster in question was a carrot-topped waif from Dublin by the name of Terry Conroy, a lad who possessed an excellent football brain and dynamite in both feet. Terry, born on 20th October 1946, was playing for the famous Dublin nursery club, Home Farm (with whom he gained Irish youth and amateur international caps) when he came to Glentoran’s attention. He was signed in December 1965 and made only one appearance for the Seconds when he was chosen to play against Larne in the Steel and Sons Cup Final on Christmas morning. We had real skill in our side but we were also as hard to beat as any team in the league. The type of football we played was pure entertainment. There was magic and blood and thunder, the skills of Jimmy (Greenhoff) and Hudson, the local lads who would put their bodies on the line, Pejic, Marsh, Smith, Dodd, Moores, Haslegrave… The list is endless. We complemented each other.”He said: “You’ll forgive me, I’m a poor stand in for my father, who’s my hero – and a poor stand in for my mum, who’s my hero too.