Tyrone County Football and Hurling

[HokeyPokey]

Cathal McShane brilliant last night. Super movement throughout and took some quality scores, especially the team score in 2nd half. Poor free to miss near end but conditions obviously played a part. I really hope he can keep this up as he is a real force and makes over teams worry more about the full back line so he preoccupies players before a ball is even thrown in

He was playing on a novice 18/19 year old, wouldn't get to excited just yet.

I didn't see the match, but even so, McShane seems to be a confidence player, so that's what he needs. Shining in winter football is no mean feat either. Watching football at this time of year is not enjoyable, nor I am sure is playing in it either. Every league match in Healy Park seems to be during some minor weather event and you'd be foundered even watching it at home.

[Redhand Santa]

Can anyone shed any light on whether the following players in the panel or what their story is:

McNamee (assuming injured)
Michael O’Neill
Peter Teague
Michael McGleenan
Ruairi Canavan
Joe Oguz
Nathan Donnelly

I’m guessing the following players must be gone:

Ben McDonnell
Niall Kelly
Michael conroy
Ryan Coleman
Ryan mccusker
Johnny Munroe

[Lamh Dhearg Alba]

Another steady performance last night. After Cavan's early blast of scores Tyrone took over completely and 3 point half time lead didn't really reflect the play. Cavan came back into a bit more in the second half. Given the way Tyrone fell away in the second half against Derry it was good to see them re-asserting themselves last night after Cavan got close. Didn't really think result was ever in doubt and 5 point win probably about right.

Good to see McShane looking sharp again and Darragh Canavan also dangerous. Mulgrew got through a lot of work too despite not scoring. Thought McGeary was a bit sharper than the midweek game and McCartan busy on his debut. Munroe has done well at FB in the two games I've seen also.

Still very early and a few men to come back and with fitness and sharpness to go up through the gears, but there is a decent foundation there.  It's never worth getting too excited or worried about the McKenna Cup, but in the context of last year when Tyrone were so poor early on and never really got going, perhaps more important than normal this year that the team showed something in January. Another game before the league shouldn't do any harm either.

[square_ball]

Can anyone shed any light on whether the following players in the panel or what their story is:

McNamee (assuming injured)
Michael O’Neill
Peter Teague
Michael McGleenan
Ruairi Canavan
Joe Oguz
Nathan Donnelly

I’m guessing the following players must be gone:

Ben McDonnell
Niall Kelly
Michael conroy
Ryan Coleman
Ryan mccusker
Johnny Munroe

I think someone said on here McDonnell was going travelling. He’d a very good club championship so I’d imagine he’d have still been on the squad. Was Coleman the one who got the jaw broke v Clonoe? Munroe missed the county final unless he is still recovering from that?

Squad looks in decent shape. The 2 new lads in the full back line are performing well. Niall Devlin going well too I thought. We should pick up wins v Roscommon, Monaghan and Donegal for starters and then after that who knows.

[GaelTheGael]

Can anyone shed any light on whether the following players in the panel or what their story is:

McNamee (assuming injured)
Michael O’Neill
Peter Teague
Michael McGleenan
Ruairi Canavan
Joe Oguz
Nathan Donnelly

I’m guessing the following players must be gone:

Ben McDonnell
Niall Kelly
Michael conroy
Ryan Coleman
Ryan mccusker
Johnny Munroe

Ronan McNamee - unsure
Michael O’Neill - likely injured
Peter Teague - long term injury
Michael McGleenan - injured
Ruairi Canavan - injured
Joe Oguz - injured
Nathan Donnelly - left panel

Ben McDonnell -  left panel (travelling)
Niall Kelly - unsure
Michael conroy -  left panel (travelling)
Ryan Coleman -  left panel
Ryan mccusker - dropped from panel
Johnny Munroe -  left panel

[GaelTheGael]

Can anyone shed any light on whether the following players in the panel or what their story is:

McNamee (assuming injured)
Michael O’Neill
Peter Teague
Michael McGleenan
Ruairi Canavan
Joe Oguz
Nathan Donnelly

I’m guessing the following players must be gone:

Ben McDonnell
Niall Kelly
Michael conroy
Ryan Coleman
Ryan mccusker
Johnny Munroe

Ronan McNamee - unsure
Michael O’Neill - likely injured
Peter Teague - long term injury
Michael McGleenan - injured
Ruairi Canavan - injured
Joe Oguz - injured
Nathan Donnelly - left panel

Ben McDonnell -  left panel (travelling)
Niall Kelly - unsure
Michael conroy -  left panel (travelling)
Ryan Coleman -  left panel
Ryan mccusker - dropped from panel
Johnny Munroe -  left panel

Sean Loughran, Matthew Murnaghan and Lorcan Quinn are also no longer part of the panel.
Unsure about Conor Shields and Padraig McNulty.

[Redhand Santa]

Nathan Donnelly got lot of chances last year, pity he’s walked away after just one year. Also unfortunate Teague injured, he can’t get a proper run at it with the county.

[God14]

He got alot of chances, but he was miles off it

[RoundBall]

Ronan McNamee carrying a slight injury, Michael O'Neill injured, Niall Kelly injured, Paudie McNulty had his arm reopened on, out until the middle of the league, Conor Shields injured, will be out for 5 to 6 weeks.

[Under Lights]

It'll prob take a year or two to come out, but fairly amateurush set up is what I am hearing time & again. Won Sam and earned huge credit, by making some genuine excellent tweaks to an existing set up.
I have little faith in current management arrangement to be honest. Some really underwhelming reports

Joint managers... Really?

Didn't look like a team at all today

[GKunion]

Early exit on the horizon in 2023… didn’t look good tonight

[square_ball]

That was pretty disappointing. Looked pretty clueless trying to break down the Derry defence and our own defence was wide open at times.

[clubman21]

Scared to shoot, lack of pace, and when Derry used their superior pace either on a counter or through patience we were hopeless. Granted holiday was to blame for being off the pace last year, but Derry were miles ahead in all aspects today. Hopefully put right next week against roscommon

[Christmas Lights]

Hold on a minute here, All you guys wanted Dooher and Logie in, couldn't wait to get Mickey out. It looks an unhappy camp, tonight was clueless. It just shows that Tyrone would have won the all Ireland 2021 with Mickey at the helm.  It was essentially his team.

[clarshack]

Hold on a minute here, All you guys wanted Dooher and Logie in, couldn't wait to get Mickey out. It looks an unhappy camp, tonight was clueless. It just shows that Tyrone would have won the all Ireland 2021 with Mickey at the helm.  It was essentially his team.

Tyrone threw caution to the wind against Kerry in 2021 and only won by a point AET, we would not have won that game under Mickey Harte. See 2019 semi-final for contrast.