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There's a lad in front of the navy (carrying the coffin,) must be over 7ft
The one that one the imperial cup on Saturday is main hope of the day. Surprise package. Big bonus on offer for any nag winning at sandown and then Cheltenham so plenty of incentive for them.
When you think about it Tyrone sorta killed Armagh that day. The applechompers never really won a big game in Croke Park fairly since then....15 years ago.That is what happens when teams fade into mediocrity, as Tyrone are now learning
We are a long long way off Armagh standard yet.
Probably following a Meath/Sean Boylan model of decline with the same failure to refresh. Takes a little longer but still inevitable.
Funny that since the exchange, Tyrone have reached an AIF and a semi final. We haven't gone away you know.
3 years later and an O'Neill windup is still paying dividends. Some of the more recent wums could learn a lesson
Fergal Logan a free run at it with a team of Dooher, Holmes, McMahon and Pete Donnelly back in according to radio Ulster.
See quote and onwards. Most of us saw it as a good move. What's the plans next year?
Try to take over the world.
Big bird.
Who are....?
What a crowd tonight. Watched Armagh a few times last year and they have a massive following. Not much between the two teams probably Tyrones experience was the difference. Nice to see the National Anthem being well respected. Thought there was a good bit of "bite" in the game a sure sign of things to come. Man of the match for me was the Armagh mid fielder Grimley. One particular time in the second half he jumped away up into the clouds to fetch a ball, he was that high when he finally came back down and hit the ground he winded himself. It was a fantastic piece of skill but it's a pity they didn't show it on the replay.
Armagh and Tyrone have a few good scrap yard dogs in their defences. I actually thought Tyrone got a couple of buttery soft frees towards the end of the first half. I don't think Peter Harte is suited at full forward he excels in the space. Sludden had a brave good game for Tyrone tonight over all both sets of players contributed a lot. The pitch looked very cut up where Armagh took their penalty which I suppose you could expect this time of the year. Over all it was great entertaining game.
Was there an official attendance for Ard Mhacha v Muinechain last night?
Is there tables somewhere for how the groups finished?
Was fighting with myself over whether or not to buy this book for a few weeks. Not Cavanagh's biggest fan since his retirement but eventually I bit the bullet. Not a bad read.
Found it strange that he had pics in there of places of worship in the Moy eg the church of Ireland, the Catholic church etc. Not sure what the reasoning was behind this.
Think he was hinting that tyrone were behind the others with regard to weight training etc which eventually caught up with them.
Only a few chapters left now.
Towards the end he sorta cuts loose on a few things.
There were about half a dozen factual inaccuracies. Pity the ghost writer didn't have a ghost reader. Still, surprisingly enjoyed it.
