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Colm McCullagh is a good appointment for Malachy O'Rourke's backroom team. Will have a very good knowledge of all the players in Tyrone. Hearing since the appointment McCullagh is bringing Tiarnan Sludden his fellow Dromore club man along with him who's knowledge of players U20 in Tyrone will be unmatched with anyone else in the county. Positive changes from Tyrone exciting 2025 campaign ahead!

Would maybe get Peter Teague back on board also.

I think paddy's line of the round was: 'Owen Roes and Derryluaghan have the greatest geological difference in Tyrone'

Either he's a genius or a fool. And also pointed out to be incorrect by McNulty. 

One is very Lough Neagh sandy and the other mainly peat bog!
Would Coalisland and Moortown be the most different geologically?

Edit: Maybe Rock?

[commentator ranted on about how he would have loved a bbq burger cause he had smelt one in the distance. mental the shit being talked about, as men are putting their hearts and souls into their clubs on the pitch.]

Is very unfair the hammering refs are getting here... whilst we all disagree with decisions it's near impossible.
The Clonoe game he doesn't give a free in at the end he gets hammered.. if he'd give a free in he'd have got hammered.
The double bounce for Matties goal. I don't think one commentator or reporter even seen it. Wasn't a complaint from an Ardboe player or mentor and I only noticed it on seeing the replay.
The abuse is getting worse and worse at games. Hurson is deemed one of the best in the country and he gets unreal abuse... worse than a thankless job.

I agree the refs are ballsy to do their job and it is tough. but to get paid and to be trusted to the biggest games, the calls need to be better and need to be explained. the black card is used very inconsistently by all our referees.

To get off the topic of referees,

The commentary mention Gary Eoin more than any player on the pitch in every game i have watched. and why does he say ' from distancccce' even if he is 13 yards out? it baffles me that someone who is calling a shot a 'Gary Eoin' is commentary on a stream that costs £13. A bit more proffesionalism would do no harm. in the first round the weather was nice and commentator ranted on about how he would have loved a bbq burger cause he had smelt one in the distance. mental the shit being talked about, as men are putting their hearts and souls into their clubs on the pitch.

Wish i had heard that. While the commentary might be variable depending on whose on, and noone can be everyone's cup of tea, i'd try and remember that its a grassroots sport and this is grassroots commentary, maybe its a good thing that the commentators aren't taking themselves as seriously as some of the eejits who are part of management panels across the county.

The two commentators i prefer are Dairmud McNulty for his sharp read of matchups and player knowledge, and Seamus McCallan for his laid back but very perceptive read on games, he called the Killyclogher Omagh game to a tee, both commentators are consistent in that in the dying embers of a game while chasing a lead there is still value in taking the point, and going again from the next attack with even only a minute or a single play left, as proven time and again you have to play to the final whistle

You must have a dodgy box. i pay £13 4 times at the weekend to hear a man chatting about burgers and Gary Eoins? catch yourself on. lorcan martin done nothing but talk down on intermediate football the gamnes i heard him doing and him who is currently managing a junior team, confusing.If the commentary would get a good mix of knowledge, humour and tone theyd be easier listened to. All the referees are backed by commentary even if the commentary dont agree.

Anyway, can anyone hit me with a few names you guys think MOR will call up to the panel this year?

Get off your ass and go to the games then. You will save £1 and won't have to listen to the commentary.

Didn't get to watch the games tonight. How did the Greencastle beragh game fair out? Thought Beragh might have had an sos in them.

A good entertaining game. Greencastle were more direct in their play and whilst Beragh had more possession they spent their time moving it round the middle third. When it broke down Greencastle went at them at pace. Cahir McCullagh hit some great points.

Carrickmore in the end fortunate that Penrose was allowed to get away with a lot of steps for his point or they'd be gone after that last gasp Killyclogher goal.

Any concept of the domino effect would have a different result on that game

If anything to bring up for carrickmore being " fortunate " would be the point given wide during 2nd half

there was another incident in the 1st half when Killyclogher were coming out of defence had and the pass was going straight to a Killyclogher player but the ref got in the way and Carrickmore got a point from the resulting hop ball.

And they butchered 3 goal chances before the Carmen 4 gifted them one.

Errigal should beat Clonoe and on a big wide pitch they could tear them open but Danny McNulty has to be looking at the goals they concede and be rubbing his hands.

[Ripple Technology, not the crypto)]

WT7 collapsed, because guess  what, they hadn't decided to drop half a building on it, and have internal fire rage through it, to test if it take such damage. Just like a bad fire at Grenfell highlighted a material deficient. Never understood why rainscreen cladding hadn't External fire breaks outside floor levels anyway

So half a building falling on World Trade Center 7 was the main cause of the collapse, a 10 second collapse into its own footprint. I presume you are talking about one of WTC 1 or 2 being the instigator. That is 55 floors falling on top of WTC 7, have you video evidence of this? The official lie didn't even come up with that one.

It didn't collapse onto its own footprint. Debris was spread across a wide area. The surrounding buildings all took damage, some more than others. Building 7 was damaged enough to cause a structural failure.

Go get a hobby.

Normal protective measures could not be used as with regular controlled demolitions. Have you ever witnessed a controlled demolition of a high rise building take place? Also nanotechnology was in play (my opinion Ripple Technology, not the crypto), this explains the tons of steel flying through air and tons of concrete pulverized. Massive steel beams turned to molten lasting for months. I can speak of the steel structure and the 4 inch thickness of fireproofing surrounding each beam and gilder along with the rebar reinforced tons of concrete in WTC 7. I was a first hand witness as I worked in the construction of the building from early September 1985 to the topping off in early 1987. I was one of the first people on site after the completion of the foundation. Out of curiosity I tested the fireproofing with an oxygen acetylene torch which I'm very adept at. Barely a spark bounced off. When WTC 7 came down in 10 or so seconds I instantly know that America was attacked from within.  NIST's final conclusion was that WTC 7 collapsed due to fires, what a load of crap.

Ah ripple Nonotechnology, not crypto nanotechnology. Now I'm convinced.

[I worked in the construction of the building from early September 1985 to the topping off in early 1987. I was one of the first people on site after the completion of the foundation. Out of curiosity I tested the fireproofing with an oxygen acetylene torch]

WT7 collapsed, because guess  what, they hadn't decided to drop half a building on it, and have internal fire rage through it, to test if it take such damage. Just like a bad fire at Grenfell highlighted a material deficient. Never understood why rainscreen cladding hadn't External fire breaks outside floor levels anyway

So half a building falling on World Trade Center 7 was the main cause of the collapse, a 10 second collapse into its own footprint. I presume you are talking about one of WTC 1 or 2 being the instigator. That is 55 floors falling on top of WTC 7, have you video evidence of this? The official lie didn't even come up with that one.

It didn't collapse onto its own footprint. Debris was spread across a wide area. The surrounding buildings all took damage, some more than others. Building 7 was damaged enough to cause a structural failure.

Go get a hobby.

Normal protective measures could not be used as with regular controlled demolitions. Have you ever witnessed a controlled demolition of a high rise building take place? Also nanotechnology was in play (my opinion Ripple Technology, not the crypto), this explains the tons of steel flying through air and tons of concrete pulverized. Massive steel beams turned to molten lasting for months. I can speak of the steel structure and the 4 inch thickness of fireproofing surrounding each beam and gilder along with the rebar reinforced tons of concrete in WTC 7. I was a first hand witness as I worked in the construction of the building from early September 1985 to the topping off in early 1987. I was one of the first people on site after the completion of the foundation. Out of curiosity I tested the fireproofing with an oxygen acetylene torch which I'm very adapt at. Barely a spark bounced off. When WTC 7 came down in 10 or so seconds I instantly know that America was attacked from within.  NIST's final conclusion was that WTC 7 collapsed due to fires, what a load of crap.

The conspiracy goes way back and Seamus is in on it. They deliberately weakened the steel with an acetylene torch. No wonder it collapsed.

The Q Deck ceilings were also fireproofed. What a nonsensical response. The steel was not weakened by fire as per the official report. Do you know the difference between office fires and the cutting power of an oxygen acetylene torch? Yet another person clueless about construction

I would know as little about construction aa you know about reality.

[I worked in the construction of the building from early September 1985 to the topping off in early 1987. I was one of the first people on site after the completion of the foundation. Out of curiosity I tested the fireproofing with an oxygen acetylene torch]

WT7 collapsed, because guess  what, they hadn't decided to drop half a building on it, and have internal fire rage through it, to test if it take such damage. Just like a bad fire at Grenfell highlighted a material deficient. Never understood why rainscreen cladding hadn't External fire breaks outside floor levels anyway

So half a building falling on World Trade Center 7 was the main cause of the collapse, a 10 second collapse into its own footprint. I presume you are talking about one of WTC 1 or 2 being the instigator. That is 55 floors falling on top of WTC 7, have you video evidence of this? The official lie didn't even come up with that one.

It didn't collapse onto its own footprint. Debris was spread across a wide area. The surrounding buildings all took damage, some more than others. Building 7 was damaged enough to cause a structural failure.

Go get a hobby.

Normal protective measures could not be used as with regular controlled demolitions. Have you ever witnessed a controlled demolition of a high rise building take place? Also nanotechnology was in play (my opinion Ripple Technology, not the crypto), this explains the tons of steel flying through air and tons of concrete pulverized. Massive steel beams turned to molten lasting for months. I can speak of the steel structure and the 4 inch thickness of fireproofing surrounding each beam and gilder along with the rebar reinforced tons of concrete in WTC 7. I was a first hand witness as I worked in the construction of the building from early September 1985 to the topping off in early 1987. I was one of the first people on site after the completion of the foundation. Out of curiosity I tested the fireproofing with an oxygen acetylene torch which I'm very adapt at. Barely a spark bounced off. When WTC 7 came down in 10 or so seconds I instantly know that America was attacked from within.  NIST's final conclusion was that WTC 7 collapsed due to fires, what a load of crap.

The conspiracy goes way back and Seamus is in on it. They deliberately weakened the steel with an acetylene torch. No wonder it collapsed.

Surely they know by this stage when and where games are going to be played. Keeping clubs in limbo again 😩

Final team was only through last night. They need the green light from the various host clubs.

When do we expect the dates and venues to be announced?

Here's my guess

Omagh
Aghyaran v Moortown
Killyclogher v Carrickmore

Dungannon
Rock v Moy
Errigal Ciaran v Clonoe

Carrickmore
Beragh v Greencastle
Ardboe v Trillick

Pomeroy
Owen Roes v Derrylaughan
Loughmacrory v Dungannon

 

The Clonoe Errigal game could be a complete massacre.

Would be history repeating itself after Ardboe dispatched of Coalisland last year...

On that logic Trillick should be giving Ardboe a pasting but I don't think there will be that much in it.

Fianna will be stronger in the play off game so you'd have to fancy them to win that one.

They also get a few extra weeks to prepare for it whilst Clonoe will be coming off the back of a defeat to Errigal or Carrickmore (based upon Killycloghers performance yesterday)

Some finish to Omagh KC game. Dirty dig from Gallagher at the end, didn't look good for young McCann

Missed the game. What was it like? Any stand out performances?

No real stand outs, Conan Grigan man of the match, Omagh looked the hungrier team and looked to have it won but for the goal at the end of injury time. Plenty of needle but all round a good championship game, Omagh will be gutted to lose it, Aidan Clarke done a great job on Bradley, Danny Gorman the same on Ronan O'Neill

Killyclogher were impressive enough in the opening 15 minutes but fell apart for the rest of the game and only come alive again in injury time to win it. Omagh will be gutted at that one as they were the better team by a mile in that 2nd half. What did Gallagher do at the end?

Killyclogher scored the goal, Oisin McCann went right up into Hugh's face and he dropped him like a sack of spuds. Was knocked out for quite a while.

Did Gallagher get carded at the time? With it caught on camera and with the Ulster council pushing the One ouch can kill message he could be facing a long suspension.

Hopefully keep Jim Devlin Cup and add similar Intermediate and Junior competitions.. used to be McGarrity Cup and Frank O'Neill Cup.

Would there be any merit to adding a post season completion to run from mid-September for 3-4 weeks for clubs out of the championships and with no remaining commitments, maybe some amalgamations or district teams?