Ulster Club SFC 2019

[Milltown Row2]

Only saw the clip once but was there a serious amount of steps for the kilcoo goal?

Thought that myself. There was a hop at the start but reckon he took 6/7 steps. But, like you, only saw it once.

Yeah.  Refs need to clamp down on the steps run.

Either that or make the rule offically 6 steps...which everybody does anyway.

That could have been Hughes get out had he blown for steps leading up to that goal, some refs still give extra steps due to a player being held but he clearly ran 7 steps

[under the bar]

Only saw the clip once but was there a serious amount of steps for the kilcoo goal?

Thought that myself. There was a hop at the start but reckon he took 6/7 steps. But, like you, only saw it once.

Yeah.  Refs need to clamp down on the steps run.

Either that or make the rule offically 6 steps...which everybody does anyway.

But then it will become 8/9 as the norm

[Milltown Row2]

Sticking to my guns, Glenties or kilcoo wouldnt have made it out of tyrone

FFS, You's couldn't make it out of Fermanagh!

[FermGael]

Derrygonnelly missed a serious chance to get to an Ulster club final yesterday.

Kilcoo were there for the taking.  Derrygonnelly completely dominated around the middle and their back 6 kept the dangerous Kilcoo forward line very quiet ( apart from the goal where they switched off). 
Up front though was a different story.  They just lacked composure and took some very poor shots on and missed some very straight forward ones.  I couldn't help think that if they had Michael Gylnn available (he played in the Hogan winning St Michael's team last year and is their captain this year) they would have won.  His free taking alone would probably have got them another two or three points.  Again the rule that prevents under 17s from playing senior football prevented them from doing this.

[twohands!!!]

Derrygonnelly missed a serious chance to get to an Ulster club final yesterday.

Kilcoo were there for the taking.  Derrygonnelly completely dominated around the middle and their back 6 kept the dangerous Kilcoo forward line very quiet ( apart from the goal where they switched off). 
Up front though was a different story.  They just lacked composure and took some very poor shots on and missed some very straight forward ones.  I couldn't help think that if they had Michael Gylnn available (he played in the Hogan winning St Michael's team last year and is their captain this year) they would have won.  His free taking alone would probably have got them another two or three points.  Again the rule that prevents under 17s from playing senior football prevented them from doing this.

Twas a horror show as regards the free-taking.
The other horror moment for me was the Kilcoo goal  - so many of the Derrygonnelly players switched off and were more focused on complaining to the ref.
Made it very easy for Kilcoo to take the quick free to the player free in acres of space and nab the goal  - that goal was the key score for me - any team that make as basic a mistake as that in a game can have few complaints in my opinion.

[champion1981]

Derrygonnelly missed a serious chance to get to an Ulster club final yesterday.

Kilcoo were there for the taking.  Derrygonnelly completely dominated around the middle and their back 6 kept the dangerous Kilcoo forward line very quiet ( apart from the goal where they switched off). 
Up front though was a different story.  They just lacked composure and took some very poor shots on and missed some very straight forward ones.  I couldn't help think that if they had Michael Gylnn available (he played in the Hogan winning St Michael's team last year and is their captain this year) they would have won.  His free taking alone would probably have got them another two or three points.  Again the rule that prevents under 17s from playing senior football prevented them from doing this.

if kilcoo had darragh o Hanlon and young Doherty playing they would of won by more!

[Milltown Row2]

Derrygonnelly missed a serious chance to get to an Ulster club final yesterday.

Kilcoo were there for the taking.  Derrygonnelly completely dominated around the middle and their back 6 kept the dangerous Kilcoo forward line very quiet ( apart from the goal where they switched off). 
Up front though was a different story.  They just lacked composure and took some very poor shots on and missed some very straight forward ones.  I couldn't help think that if they had Michael Gylnn available (he played in the Hogan winning St Michael's team last year and is their captain this year) they would have won.  His free taking alone would probably have got them another two or three points.  Again the rule that prevents under 17s from playing senior football prevented them from doing this.

if kilcoo had darragh o Hanlon and young Doherty playing they would of won by more!

And if your granny had balls... stupid points. The best team won, just about

[Hedgehunter]

Derrygonnelly missed a serious chance to get to an Ulster club final yesterday.

Kilcoo were there for the taking.  Derrygonnelly completely dominated around the middle and their back 6 kept the dangerous Kilcoo forward line very quiet ( apart from the goal where they switched off). 
Up front though was a different story.  They just lacked composure and took some very poor shots on and missed some very straight forward ones.  I couldn't help think that if they had Michael Gylnn available (he played in the Hogan winning St Michael's team last year and is their captain this year) they would have won.  His free taking alone would probably have got them another two or three points.  Again the rule that prevents under 17s from playing senior football prevented them from doing this.

if kilcoo had darragh o Hanlon and young Doherty playing they would of won by more!

Young Doherty? whos he when hes at home or why was he not playing?
I know O hanlon still on the road back from them operations

He's like a mini Laverty.

[greatpoint]

Sticking to my guns, Glenties or kilcoo wouldnt have made it out of tyrone

Yet another Tyrone parody account?

[Mourne Rover]

The final has been fixed for Healy Park in Omagh on Sunday, December 1. What sort of shape is the pitch going to be in there ?

[barelegs]

The final has been fixed for Healy Park in Omagh on Sunday, December 1. What sort of shape is the pitch going to be in there ?

Well it was immaculate when taking two games on it on Saturday night, so barring a fortnight of rain fairly good....

[Main Street]

The final has been fixed for Healy Park in Omagh on Sunday, December 1. What sort of shape is the pitch going to be in there ?

Well it was immaculate when taking two games on it on Saturday night, so barring a fortnight of rain fairly good....

The pitch was muck for the 2018 final Gweedore v Scotstown. A particular memory is of a late Scotstown attack being thwarted after a perfect Conor McCarthy  crossfield kick pass landed dead in a pool of water.

[thebuzz]

Sticking to my guns, Glenties or kilcoo wouldnt have made it out of tyrone

Yet another Tyrone parody account?

Paraody?
Ive a right to my opinion, however yours is garbage

Does that mean that Crossmaglen or Clontibret or Derrygonnelly wouldn't have got out of Tyrone either?

[Craigyhill Terror]

Sticking to my guns, Glenties or kilcoo wouldnt have made it out of tyrone

FFS, You's couldn't make it out of Fermanagh!

This is a perfect response

[toby47]

Tyrone club football has proven to be of a poor standard for many years now.

A brilliant club championship as there are many teams of similar standard. But the Tyrone teams aren't of good standard.

Omagh in 2014 were the only Tyrone team to make an Ulster final in the past 17 years.