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Irish Daily Star
|October 28, 2025
Blundell Park fans key to new catch of day
GRIMSBY captain Kieran Green wants to use the Blundell Park factor to fashion a repeat of their Manchester United giant-killing act.
Brentford, fresh from beating English champions Liverpool on Saturday, will face a wall of inflatable Harry The Haddocks at Grimsby's compact 9,000-capacity stadium in the EFL Cup fourth round tonight.
Green, who led the Mariners to their second round triumph over United after a marathon penalty shootout finished 12-11, believes the shock to the system for the Premier League team can help them enjoy another famous night.
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