Right, let's get this show, sorry bandwagon, on the road! ;)
Looks like we'll be fielding something of a B Team, which makes sense, given this is very much effectively a dead rubber: https://www.facebook.com/teamtalkmag.tyrone/videos/445245042983384/
Lean ar aghaidh :)
My starting 15.
Hugo Duncan
Aiden McRory
Philomena Begley
Fuzzman
Jerome Quinn
Fergal Logan
Dennis Taylor
Plunkett Donaghy
Tyrone Tom
Adrian Logan
Paudge Quinn
Kyle Coney- would like to see him get 70 mins under his belt.
Jimmy Cricket
Darren Clarke
Lee Brennan
:D
Funny game this with both teams threw. Dubs will very likely put out a second team like last year in the last group game . I think we also have to rest most of our key players with a semi final the following week. Few boys like hampsey and McCann probably need a game. Few others will be fighting for places. I'd go something like this:
Morgan
Hugh pat
Hampsey
McKernan
Cassidy
Burns
McDonnell
Mcclure
Kennedy
McCann
R Donnelly
Mulgrew
D canavan (if u20s out)
Coney
McAliskey
Danger with a team like that, that you take a hammering but it's a chance you have to take. Lot of players will get a chance to nail down a spot for an all Ireland semi final.
Tyrone will be watching the Donegal Kerry game today with a keen eye. If Donegal win then Tyrone can't afford to lose against Dublin, otherwise they are looking at another tanking from their neighbours like they got in June,
Quote from: inthrough on July 21, 2019, 10:36:50 AM
Tyrone will be watching the Donegal Kerry game today with a keen eye. If Donegal win then Tyrone can't afford to lose against Dublin, otherwise they are looking at another tanking from their neighbours like they got in June,
I'd take Donegal every time. They hold no fear for us.
Just a pity Cork couldn't have held on yesterday. Would have made for a cracker in Omagh.
Quote from: BennyHarp on July 21, 2019, 09:27:33 AM
My starting 15.
Hugo Duncan
Aiden McRory
Philomena Begley
Fuzzman
Jerome Quinn
Fergal Logan
Dennis Taylor
Plunkett Donaghy
Tyrone Tom
Adrian Logan
Paudge Quinn
Kyle Coney- would like to see him get 70 mins under his belt.
Jimmy Cricket
Darren Clarke
Lee Brennan
How about the Lawn twins Chris and Stephen? Raymond Mulgrew and Ryan Mellon should get game time too
Quote from: Redhand Santa on July 21, 2019, 10:17:51 AM
Funny game this with both teams threw. Dubs will very likely put out a second team like last year in the last group game . I think we also have to rest most of our key players with a semi final the following week. Few boys like hampsey and McCann probably need a game. Few others will be fighting for places. I'd go something like this:
Morgan
Hugh pat
Hampsey
McKernan
Cassidy
Burns
McDonnell
Mcclure
Kennedy
McCann
R Donnelly
Mulgrew
D canavan (if u20s out)
Coney
McAliskey
Danger with a team like that, that you take a hammering but it's a chance you have to take. Lot of players will get a chance to nail down a spot for an all Ireland semi final.
I'd start with Gallen in goal too.
Quote from: BennyHarp on July 21, 2019, 09:27:33 AM
My starting 15.
Hugo Duncan
Aiden McRory
Philomena Begley
Fuzzman
Jerome Quinn
Fergal Logan
Dennis Taylor
Plunkett Donaghy
Tyrone Tom
Adrian Logan
Paudge Quinn
Kyle Coney- would like to see him get 70 mins under his belt.
Jimmy Cricket
Darren Clarke
Lee Brennan
Malachy Cush still injured?
Quote from: BennyHarp on July 21, 2019, 09:27:33 AM
My starting 15.
Hugo Duncan
Aiden McRory
Philomena Begley
Fuzzman
Jerome Quinn
Fergal Logan
Dennis Taylor
Plunkett Donaghy
Tyrone Tom
Adrian Logan
Paudge Quinn
Kyle Coney- would like to see him get 70 mins under his belt.
Jimmy Cricket
Darren Clarke
Lee Brennan
Subs should be
Datsun Donaghy
Bobby from "There's no place like Tyrone"
Michelle Gildernew
Mattie McGleenan
Niall McGinns Ma
Fr McAleer
Super 8 Game last year. Same situation with both teams already qualified. No B teams or weakened line ups.
1. Niall Morgan (Clonoe) 2. Michael McKernan (Coalisland) 3. Ronan McNamee (Aghyaran) 4. Hugh Pat McGeary (Pomeroy) 5. Tiernan McCann (Killyclogher) 6. Frank Burns (Pomeroy) 7. Peter Harte (Errigal Ciaran) 8. Colm Cavanagh (Moy) 9. Padraig Hampsey (Coalisland) 10. Mattie Donnelly (Trillick) 11. Niall Sludden (Dromore) 12. Conor Meyler (Omagh) 13. Cathal McShane (Eoghan Ruadh) 14. Richard Donnelly (Trillick) 15. Connor McAliskey (Clonoe)
1. Stephen Cluxton (Parnell's) 2. Jack McCaffrey 3. Cian O'Sullivan (Kilmacud Crokes) 4. Philly McMahon (Ballymun Kickhams) 5. Brian Howard (Raheny) 6. James McCarthy (Ballymun Kickhams) 7. Jonny Cooper (Na Fianna) 8. Brian Fenton (Raheny) 9. Eoin Murchan 10. Niall Scully (Templeogue Synge Street) 11. Ciarán Kilkenny (Castleknock) 12. Con O'Callaghan (Cuala) 13. Dean Rock (Ballymun Kickhams) 14. Paul Mannion (Kilmacud Crokes) 15. John Small
It was the 2nd round last year - Dublin qualified following the win. Tyrone had to win in Donegal to go through.
Quote from: square_ball on July 21, 2019, 03:00:38 PM
It was the 2nd round last year - Dublin qualified following the win. Tyrone had to win in Donegal to go through.
Correct. We were against the odds at this stage last year.
Tickets online now for anyone interested.
Quote from: Goals_Will_Come on July 21, 2019, 02:58:50 PM
Super 8 Game last year. Same situation with both teams already qualified. No B teams or weakened line ups.
1. Niall Morgan (Clonoe) 2. Michael McKernan (Coalisland) 3. Ronan McNamee (Aghyaran) 4. Hugh Pat McGeary (Pomeroy) 5. Tiernan McCann (Killyclogher) 6. Frank Burns (Pomeroy) 7. Peter Harte (Errigal Ciaran) 8. Colm Cavanagh (Moy) 9. Padraig Hampsey (Coalisland) 10. Mattie Donnelly (Trillick) 11. Niall Sludden (Dromore) 12. Conor Meyler (Omagh) 13. Cathal McShane (Eoghan Ruadh) 14. Richard Donnelly (Trillick) 15. Connor McAliskey (Clonoe)
1. Stephen Cluxton (Parnell's) 2. Jack McCaffrey 3. Cian O'Sullivan (Kilmacud Crokes) 4. Philly McMahon (Ballymun Kickhams) 5. Brian Howard (Raheny) 6. James McCarthy (Ballymun Kickhams) 7. Jonny Cooper (Na Fianna) 8. Brian Fenton (Raheny) 9. Eoin Murchan 10. Niall Scully (Templeogue Synge Street) 11. Ciarán Kilkenny (Castleknock) 12. Con O'Callaghan (Cuala) 13. Dean Rock (Ballymun Kickhams) 14. Paul Mannion (Kilmacud Crokes) 15. John Small
?
This match is on the Sunday so both sides will know their semi final opponents should they win the match. I'd imagine that Tyrone with their counter attacking style would be better suited to playing Kerry and therefore should Kerry win against Meath as expected this would come about if they were to finish second in the group. Using that logic you would expect Mickey Harte to play a reserve team in this match but that is not really his style as he tends to treat McKenna Cup games like championship matches. Dublin can probably field a second team in this match and still be really competitive and I'd expect Gavin to do this given an expected 6/7 day turnaround prior to a semi final.
Quote from: yellowcard on July 22, 2019, 01:05:20 PM
This match is on the Sunday so both sides will know their semi final opponents should they win the match. I'd imagine that Tyrone with their counter attacking style would be better suited to playing Kerry and therefore should Kerry win against Meath as expected this would come about if they were to finish second in the group. Using that logic you would expect Mickey Harte to play a reserve team in this match but that is not really his style as he tends to treat McKenna Cup games like championship matches. Dublin can probably field a second team in this match and still be really competitive and I'd expect Gavin to do this given an expected 6/7 day turnaround prior to a semi final.
A 6 day turnaround between super 8 and a semi final one of the many problems in the structure at the minute. The weekend off would be better between these 2 games.
You'd be surprised if Petey Harte plays with the black card issue.
I'd be surprised if at least 7 or 8 changes aren't made to the team. I just cant see why you would risk going all out in a match 6 or 7 days before a semi final. Yesterdays game showed Donegal and Kerry to be around the same level and it shouldn't make a huge difference who you play. Plus there is a lot of boys in the panel due some game time.
Cluxton
Cooper, O'Carroll, McMahon
McCarthy, O'Sullivan, Lowndes
MDMA, Gavin
Scully, Kilkenny, Howard
McMenamon, Rock, Costelloe
Have McCaffrey, Fenton, O'Callaghan, Mannion, Connolly, Brogan, Andrews etc on the bench
Quote from: DUBSFORSAM1 on July 22, 2019, 02:00:59 PM
Cluxton
Cooper, O'Carroll, McMahon
McCarthy, O'Sullivan, Lowndes
MDMA, Gavin
Scully, Kilkenny, Howard
McMenamon, Rock, Costelloe
Have McCaffrey, Fenton, O'Callaghan, Mannion, Connolly, Brogan, Andrews etc on the bench
Hard to see any weakness here-frightening!
Quote from: BennyHarp on July 21, 2019, 09:27:33 AM
My starting 15.
Hugo Duncan
Aiden McRory
Philomena Begley
Fuzzman
Jerome Quinn
Fergal Logan
Dennis Taylor
Plunkett Donaghy
Tyrone Tom
Adrian Logan
Paudge Quinn
Kyle Coney- would like to see him get 70 mins under his belt.
Jimmy Cricket
Darren Clarke
Lee Brennan
;D ;D ;D We really don't have too many celebrities in Tyrone do we?? Maybe young Gallagher the McGreggor lite could get a few minutes under his belt.
Quote from: yellowcard on July 22, 2019, 01:05:20 PM
This match is on the Sunday so both sides will know their semi final opponents should they win the match. I'd imagine that Tyrone with their counter attacking style would be better suited to playing Kerry and therefore should Kerry win against Meath as expected this would come about if they were to finish second in the group. Using that logic you would expect Mickey Harte to play a reserve team in this match but that is not really his style as he tends to treat McKenna Cup games like championship matches. Dublin can probably field a second team in this match and still be really competitive and I'd expect Gavin to do this given an expected 6/7 day turnaround prior to a semi final.
It is interesting one that Tyrone would prefer Kerry and Dublin probably marginally Donegal, if it is those two that qualify.
Mayo being the potential fly in the ointment! They're in mediocre enough form but probably reasonable to say that they usually play very well against both Tyrone and Dublin.
I have literally no idea who Tyrone would have a better chance against in the semi final but I will say that all 4 of these final round games should be played on the same day at the same time so if there was a particularly soft team coming through from one side of the draw you couldn't have a team throw a game to try to ace them.
With Kerry facing Meath you'd expect them to top the group. The only team that can equal them on the top of the table is Donegal and their game was a draw so even with two teams it will come down to points difference and Kerry are already +1 on Donegal but you'd expect them to beat Meath by more than Donegal could beat Mayo if they do win. So finishing second in our group means we will play Kerry in all likelyhood. As for the other team I fancy Donegal to do the business against Mayo even in Castlebar, but Mayo have had a knack of winning these type of games narrowly in the past so despite the miles on teh clock it wouldn't surprise me.
If Tyrone have ambitions of facing Dublin again in a final then we simply can't show our hand here and nor can we afford to take a tanking. Gavin will still put out a pretty much full strength team against us but we have to rest players now. The lads looked leggy as f**k at the weekend and it's no surprise given the schedule they've had the last 2 months. I think we'll go pure running game with one man up top, perhaps Richie over Cathal and just try to get through the game as safely as possible.
I'd much prefer us to play Kerry or Mayo in this round. Not because I think that we'd have more chance of beating them (Kerry moreso) but because I'm sick of the sight of Donegal at this stage and I'm sure them us.
Quote from: DUBSFORSAM1 on July 22, 2019, 02:00:59 PM
Cluxton
Cooper, O'Carroll, McMahon
McCarthy, O'Sullivan, Lowndes
MDMA, Gavin
Scully, Kilkenny, Howard
McMenamon, Rock, Costelloe
Have McCaffrey, Fenton, O'Callaghan, Mannion, Connolly, Brogan, Andrews etc on the bench
That's probably not too far away. Byrne instead of Philly I reckon.
Not sure Kilkenny will be risked. I would say himself, Jack and Fenton will see zero game time. Alongside Cooper and Cluxton, they are the 5 most irreplaceable players. But Cooper probably needs the game, so worth risking him.
It's interesting that if he decided to rest Scully and Howard, there's no real like-for-like replacements at wing forward. Last year Flynn and Basquel came in for the dead rubber, but neither of them around this year. Connolly the obvious one, so maybe he might get a start after all, and perhaps Bugler, but he's not been seen much since the league.
Paddy Small probably gets a start somewhere, although he's another who's better inside.
If Connolly's not on the bench for this then I doubt we'll see him at all this summer.
This will be Dublin's second away game in the championship since 2006. Both in Omagh.
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
Quote from: Goals_Will_Come on July 21, 2019, 02:58:50 PM
Super 8 Game last year. Same situation with both teams already qualified. No B teams or weakened line ups.
1. Niall Morgan (Clonoe) 2. Michael McKernan (Coalisland) 3. Ronan McNamee (Aghyaran) 4. Hugh Pat McGeary (Pomeroy) 5. Tiernan McCann (Killyclogher) 6. Frank Burns (Pomeroy) 7. Peter Harte (Errigal Ciaran) 8. Colm Cavanagh (Moy) 9. Padraig Hampsey (Coalisland) 10. Mattie Donnelly (Trillick) 11. Niall Sludden (Dromore) 12. Conor Meyler (Omagh) 13. Cathal McShane (Eoghan Ruadh) 14. Richard Donnelly (Trillick) 15. Connor McAliskey (Clonoe)
1. Stephen Cluxton (Parnell's) 2. Jack McCaffrey 3. Cian O'Sullivan (Kilmacud Crokes) 4. Philly McMahon (Ballymun Kickhams) 5. Brian Howard (Raheny) 6. James McCarthy (Ballymun Kickhams) 7. Jonny Cooper (Na Fianna) 8. Brian Fenton (Raheny) 9. Eoin Murchan 10. Niall Scully (Templeogue Synge Street) 11. Ciarán Kilkenny (Castleknock) 12. Con O'Callaghan (Cuala) 13. Dean Rock (Ballymun Kickhams) 14. Paul Mannion (Kilmacud Crokes) 15. John Small
Short term memory loss?
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 06:01:04 PM
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
Booing and jeering like a troop of monkeys as well. Probably scagging after a long night on the gear in fairness.
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
Quote from: Jayop on July 22, 2019, 03:30:57 PM
I have literally no idea who Tyrone would have a better chance against in the semi final but I will say that all 4 of these final round games should be played on the same day at the same time so if there was a particularly soft team coming through from one side of the draw you couldn't have a team throw a game to try to ace them.
With Kerry facing Meath you'd expect them to top the group. The only team that can equal them on the top of the table is Donegal and their game was a draw so even with two teams it will come down to points difference and Kerry are already +1 on Donegal but you'd expect them to beat Meath by more than Donegal could beat Mayo if they do win. So finishing second in our group means we will play Kerry in all likelyhood. As for the other team I fancy Donegal to do the business against Mayo even in Castlebar, but Mayo have had a knack of winning these type of games narrowly in the past so despite the miles on teh clock it wouldn't surprise me.
If Tyrone have ambitions of facing Dublin again in a final then we simply can't show our hand here and nor can we afford to take a tanking. Gavin will still put out a pretty much full strength team against us but we have to rest players now. The lads looked leggy as f**k at the weekend and it's no surprise given the schedule they've had the last 2 months. I think we'll go pure running game with one man up top, perhaps Richie over Cathal and just try to get through the game as safely as possible.
I'd much prefer us to play Kerry or Mayo in this round. Not because I think that we'd have more chance of beating them (Kerry moreso) but because I'm sick of the sight of Donegal at this stage and I'm sure them us.
Er... yes! :D
True facts J70!!
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
I don't think it was tea you soccer-like lager louts were after!
This game is a farce but not as big a farce as the ros v cork game, in the other group we have Mayo who have lost 2 games playing donegal who have lost no game and if mayo win donegal are out.
This whole super8 is a joke and supporters are voting with their feet.
Quote from: giveballaghback on July 22, 2019, 11:21:19 PM
This game is a farce but not as big a farce as the ros v cork game, in the other group we have Mayo who have lost 2 games playing donegal who have lost no game and if mayo win donegal are out.
This whole super8 is a joke and supporters are voting with their feet.
Nonsense argument.
Mayo losing to Roscommon is completely irrelevant to the Super 8. Their "punishment" for losing in Connacht is extra games in consecutive weeks. Donegal's "prize" for winning Ulster is direct entry to Super 8 and more time off.
If Mayo beat Donegal they'll have won 2/3 of their Super 8 games and will fully deserve their place in the semi. If Donegal only win 1 out of 3, they will be out and deservedly so. Kerry v Donegal was far superior to any provincial or any other game there's been this year. Mayo v Donegal should be an absolute cracker too. Two of the top 5 teams in the country (now that it looks like Mayo will be closer to full strength) and one of them will be out.
Quote from: giveballaghback on July 22, 2019, 11:21:19 PM
This game is a farce but not as big a farce as the ros v cork game, in the other group we have Mayo who have lost 2 games playing donegal who have lost no game and if mayo win donegal are out.
This whole super8 is a joke and supporters are voting with their feet.
Under the old format Mayo would have been knocked out in Connaught and got a second chance. Donegal would have been penalised for winning ulster by not getting a second chance if they lost their quarter final. You could say that was a farce.
The groups in many ways are fairer in that Kerry previously could walk Munster and end up with a very easy quarter final and walk into a semi final without breaking sweat. Now they really have to earn their place there.
There's been nearly 180,000 there the last 2 weekends at the games, I'd say any other sport in Ireland would be happy with people voting with their feet in that manner.
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 11:10:22 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
I don't think it was tea you soccer-like lager louts were after!
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 06:35:28 PM
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 06:01:04 PM
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
Booing and jeering like a troop of monkeys as well. Probably scagging after a long night on the gear in fairness.
;D
The best part of Dublin dominance is the annoyance of other county fans, i know it upsets you all but . . . . . its going ot continue for a few more years.
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better that Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
This board is away to f**k lately.
Quote from: trueblue1234 on July 23, 2019, 09:03:39 AM
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 11:10:22 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
I don't think it was tea you soccer-like lager louts were after!
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 06:35:28 PM
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 06:01:04 PM
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
Booing and jeering like a troop of monkeys as well. Probably scagging after a long night on the gear in fairness.
;D
The best part of Dublin dominance is the annoyance of other county fans, i know it upsets you all but . . . . . its going ot continue for a few more years.
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better that Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
This board is away to f**k lately.
I agree, i dont mind talk of Dublin at all and debating, buts it the poluting of all match thrreads with rubbish posts, match threads should be about the match, players, tactics etc etc, there are numerous threads on Dublin, why not use one of them for spouting crap and insults and slander and leave the match threads to football talk.
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums .....
Should definitely have stopped there. underthebar and pricereilly are mindless cretins and interacting with them brings you down to their level.
Quote from: giveballaghback on July 22, 2019, 11:21:19 PM
This game is a farce but not as big a farce as the ros v cork game, in the other group we have Mayo who have lost 2 games playing donegal who have lost no game and if mayo win donegal are out.
This whole super8 is a joke and supporters are voting with their feet.
Ireland reached the quarter final of Italia 90 without winning a game. These things happen in sport. :P
Quote from: Hound on July 23, 2019, 10:00:14 AM
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums .....
Should definitely have stopped there. underthebar and pricereilly are mindless cretins and interacting with them brings you down to their level.
I should have and apologise, but you know it can easily work both ways, the Tyrone folk are alright and we were treated very well in Omagh last year.
Without Moderation of the forum, it will decend and has decended to this nonense.
Do people want Dublin fans on this forum, probably dont.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better than Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
It was a Kerry man who threw the punch and knocked the chairman out.
But that is neither here nor there. Scandalous post and nothing to do with anything but muck flinging. GAABoard has gone to pot in recent years, which is why I rarely post anymore, but this is sinking it to new lows.
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
Sounds like you wanted to walk past where they actually sell the tea, to try and gain access to an area you didn't have a ticket for to ask for tea just to be annoying or didn't fancy joining a queue (God Forbid).
Also sounds like your complaining about your own stupidity.
Christ.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
Nothing quite as horrible as the stewards on the hill blatantly showing preferential treatment to simo damo and Johnno . Sssshhh I've witnessed it
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
See, what i saw with my eyes was a bunch of yobs who entered the terrace only to realise to their horror that their isn't a bar on it because, amazingly, not every ground in the country has the facilities that croke park has.
When they were told they couldn't get through the gate to the bar for a drink, they proceeded to jump the fence and walk across the pitch(!) to the stand. My uncle was the steward on that gate and got called all sorts.
I'll finish by saying the majority of dublin fans carried themselves with dignity and respect and will be welcome back in two weeks. There's just an element of them that behave in a way that wouldnt fly in any other sport.
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 11:10:22 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
I don't think it was tea you soccer-like lager louts were after!
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 06:35:28 PM
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 06:01:04 PM
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
Booing and jeering like a troop of monkeys as well. Probably scagging after a long night on the gear in fairness.
;D
The best part of Dublin dominance is the annoyance of other county fans, i know it upsets you all but . . . . . its going ot continue for a few more years.
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better than Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
Sweet jesus . Why cant people just talk about the actual game on this board. Every Dublin thread match thread turns into same dung. Ye have another 20+ threads on this already. Are the mods on holiday?
Quote from: trueblue1234 on July 23, 2019, 09:03:39 AM
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 11:10:22 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
I don't think it was tea you soccer-like lager louts were after!
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 06:35:28 PM
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 06:01:04 PM
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
Booing and jeering like a troop of monkeys as well. Probably scagging after a long night on the gear in fairness.
;D
The best part of Dublin dominance is the annoyance of other county fans, i know it upsets you all but . . . . . its going ot continue for a few more years.
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better that Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
This board is away to f**k lately.
+1
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:08:12 AM
Quote from: trueblue1234 on July 23, 2019, 09:03:39 AM
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 11:10:22 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
I don't think it was tea you soccer-like lager louts were after!
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 06:35:28 PM
Quote from: under the bar on July 22, 2019, 06:01:04 PM
Quote from: priceyreilly on July 22, 2019, 05:28:57 PM
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 22, 2019, 05:25:46 PM
Yeah they would also tell you they've not played any home ones either.
I can see the stadium being covered in flags this year and not just Palestine ones.
They have a history of talking complete sh1te, I agree.
And annoyingly singing soccer chants at matches..
Booing and jeering like a troop of monkeys as well. Probably scagging after a long night on the gear in fairness.
;D
The best part of Dublin dominance is the annoyance of other county fans, i know it upsets you all but . . . . . its going ot continue for a few more years.
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better that Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
This board is away to f**k lately.
I agree, i dont mind talk of Dublin at all and debating, buts it the poluting of all match thrreads with rubbish posts, match threads should be about the match, players, tactics etc etc, there are numerous threads on Dublin, why not use one of them for spouting crap and insults and slander and leave the match threads to football talk.
Lads like Dennis Breen, Mup, Rossfan, Manfromdelmonte and from the bunker seem to be usual suspects for this. Could we put Dublin discussions in one thread like boards?
Quote from: ziggysego on July 23, 2019, 11:40:47 AM
Quote from: TheGreatest on July 23, 2019, 09:01:56 AM
Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums but Tyrone fans are better than Dublin fans in their behaviour is what i am hearing here, Dublin fans have their bad apples all right, especially in the past, however Tyronen are the most violent county in the country, most likey people sitting in the stands who murdered people, innocent people, and falls over to the football pitch, county chairmans being knocked out at a ladies county finals, a manager who supports rapists in court. Tyrone fans can be a horrible shower in the stands behaving like animals shouting racist and homophopic slurs, violent taunts.
Anyway gents back to the game, i would expect 2 strong teams and im going for a draw, Omagh is a tough place to go and last years game was very tight with a few calls going Dublins way.
It was a Kerry man who threw the punch and knocked the chairman out.
But that is neither here nor there. Scandalous post and nothing to do with anything but muck flinging. GAABoard has gone to pot in recent years, which is why I rarely post anymore, but this is sinking it to new lows.
I was illustrating that mud can sling both ways if that is the game that wants be played on a forum with no moderation and in particular when one county comes in for it more than others, and yes i know Tyrone get their fair share of abuse here too.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
This is incredibly stupid. as has been pointed out, if the stand was not sectioned off it would be a nightmare. Unfortunately the clubhouse is beside the stand. Also pointed out you can get tea at both sides of the terrace section as there are 2 shops and tea stands.
Like most counties you will get decent fans and then you'll get lads up for the piss up and to stir shite.
I've been in the hill loads of times and whilst there are loads of decent enough folk in there, it's normally the rough ones that you notice more and tend to create the atmosphere of it being a bit rowdy and scary.
I wonder will they sing come on you black and tans/"red hands" this year.
I'd say Dublin will rest a few of their older players but sure their B team will beat most A teams and are hungry to push for a starting place or at least get into the first 26.
Quote from: GetOverTheBar on July 23, 2019, 12:44:48 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
Sounds like you wanted to walk past where they actually sell the tea, to try and gain access to an area you didn't have a ticket for to ask for tea just to be annoying or didn't fancy joining a queue (God Forbid).
Also sounds like your complaining about your own stupidity.
Christ.
Yeah having a go a pensioners makes me the c**t. Cead Mile failte doesn't apply up there or maybe it just an anti dublin thing.
f**k me but this thread is an embarrassment.
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 03:04:06 PM
Quote from: GetOverTheBar on July 23, 2019, 12:44:48 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
Sounds like you wanted to walk past where they actually sell the tea, to try and gain access to an area you didn't have a ticket for to ask for tea just to be annoying or didn't fancy joining a queue (God Forbid).
Also sounds like your complaining about your own stupidity.
Christ.
Yeah having a go a pensioners makes me the c**t. Cead Mile failte doesn't apply up there or maybe it just an anti dublin thing.
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
A word of advice ....bring a flask next time.....sure isnt tht the way its been done this years, for ye wouldnt want thon tae any road naw, wad burn the mouth of ye and its like tar
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
I think you'll see about 75% full strength from both teams. Harte treats every game like championship anyway and no way he'll want to lose to Dublin in Omagh. Dublin have so many players at top top level even if they change 5/6 players it really won't make any difference. FFS Connolly is arguably the best player in the country and he could come in as one of the 5/6 changes. ;D
I honestly feel Tyrone have been working on the second gameplan for Dublin in training all year while we've been playing the old running counter attack game to work our way through the games so far since Donegal. I really believe that Harte didn't want to have to switch to it against Cork and show his hand but probably felt that was the only way to get us out of jail in that game. I reckon we'll go back to running the ball with 1 up top for this so as not to give Gavin a trial run at beating us before *a potential* All Ireland final meeting.
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Tyrone's big problem is their defensive football works against the weaker teams and got them to the semi final but the system wont beat any of the top sides in Croke Park who will be in the semi finals.
He tried to go more attacking against Donegal and that didn't work so straight away switched back to what he knows in the qualifiers. Very difficult to suddenly go change tactics at this stage. If they are going to beat any of the top sides he has to at least play Donnelley up front with McShane. To think it took until half time for him figure this out against Cork when sitting back so deep clearly wasn't working would be worrying.
Dubs more than likely will be on the Sat night giving them only a 6 day turn around so I can't see players like Mannion, Kilkenny or McCaffrey starting. No coinidence Gavin took them off early in the 2nd half sat night when the game was won.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 04:08:33 PM
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Tyrone's big problem is their defensive football works against the weaker teams and got them to the semi final but the system wont beat any of the top sides in Croke Park who will be in the semi finals.
He tried to go more attacking against Donegal and that didn't work so straight away switched back to what he knows in the qualifiers. Very difficult to suddenly go change tactics at this stage. If they are going to beat any of the top sides he has to at least play Donnelley up front with McShane. To think it took until half time for him figure this out against Cork when sitting back so deep clearly wasn't working would be worrying.
Dubs more than likely will be on the Sat night giving them only a 6 day turn around so I can't see players like Mannion, Kilkenny or McCaffrey starting. No coinidence Gavin took them off early in the 2nd half sat night when the game was won.
Who's the top sides so? We beat Donegal last year with it. Does that count? We beat Monaghan in a semi final last year, does that count? Or are we only talking about Mayo and Kerry? Mayo who didn't reach the super8 and Kerry who couldn't get out of a group with Monaghan and a poor Galway side?
Why anyone would be dopey enough to think that Harte didn't know what was happening on Saturday is beyond me. I think it's fairly obvious that he's been working on this second system all year and just didn't want to show it until Cork forced their hand. Kerry, Mayo or Donegal are not the teams Tyrone are worried about and we'd be reasonably confident of beating any of the three in a semi final.
Bookies favourite for the final is Tyrone and Dublin right now. Given that Kerry are pretty much assured of their place in the semi we're not too far away.
Quote from: Jayop on July 23, 2019, 04:49:22 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 04:08:33 PM
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Tyrone's big problem is their defensive football works against the weaker teams and got them to the semi final but the system wont beat any of the top sides in Croke Park who will be in the semi finals.
He tried to go more attacking against Donegal and that didn't work so straight away switched back to what he knows in the qualifiers. Very difficult to suddenly go change tactics at this stage. If they are going to beat any of the top sides he has to at least play Donnelley up front with McShane. To think it took until half time for him figure this out against Cork when sitting back so deep clearly wasn't working would be worrying.
Dubs more than likely will be on the Sat night giving them only a 6 day turn around so I can't see players like Mannion, Kilkenny or McCaffrey starting. No coinidence Gavin took them off early in the 2nd half sat night when the game was won.
Who's the top sides so? We beat Donegal last year with it. Does that count? We beat Monaghan in a semi final last year, does that count? Or are we only talking about Mayo and Kerry? Mayo who didn't reach the super8 and Kerry who couldn't get out of a group with Monaghan and a poor Galway side?
Why anyone would be dopey enough to think that Harte didn't know what was happening on Saturday is beyond me. I think it's fairly obvious that he's been working on this second system all year and just didn't want to show it until Cork forced their hand. Kerry, Mayo or Donegal are not the teams Tyrone are worried about and we'd be reasonably confident of beating any of the three in a semi final.
Bookies favourite for the final is Tyrone and Dublin right now. Given that Kerry are pretty much assured of their place in the semi we're not too far away.
He abandoned it immediately after Donegal. You can't suddenly switch systems and expect it to work perfectly, especially against the top sides in a big game like the semi final. If Tyrone aren't worried about Kerry or Donegal they should be. If they sit back on their 45m line in their defensive set up and concede possession to either team it won't end well for them.
Harte is not some tactical guru. He was out coached by bonner in the Donegal game and he won't be allowed narrow the pitch in Croker.
Man you are boring as f**k.
Why can't you suddenly switch systems? You speak about Bonnar and Donegal in the same post as saying you can't do that shows what a fool you are. Did Donegal play the same tactics against Cavan or Meath as they did against Kerry, or did they suddenly switch it up and expect it to work perfectly?
Give your head a wobble. Sure Kerry or Donegal could beat us and that is what it is, but Tyrone are "worried" about Dublin because that's what all the teams with an eye on the AI are worried about. Tyrone now have two distinct systems that have both had a good run out this year. Neither would be a "sudden switch" because both have been tried and tested at this stage. Against Dublin in a potential final we wont even be able to rely on one of the two systems, we'll have to deploy both at various times during the game.
Also don't bother replying again as I won't be replying to you. I hate talking to people who make a point, when that point is proven to be bollocks they cherry pick a part of that post to reply to instead of addressing the main point that was made. Not worth my time tbh.
Quote from: Jayop on July 23, 2019, 05:15:37 PM
Also don't bother replying again as I won't be replying to you. I hate talking to people who make a point, when that point is proven to be bollocks they cherry pick a part of that post to reply to instead of addressing the main point that was made. Not worth my time tbh.
Jaysus lad lighten up. The logistics of a forum are wasted on you!!
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 05:53:59 PM
Quote from: Jayop on July 23, 2019, 05:15:37 PM
Also don't bother replying again as I won't be replying to you. I hate talking to people who make a point, when that point is proven to be bollocks they cherry pick a part of that post to reply to instead of addressing the main point that was made. Not worth my time tbh.
Jaysus lad lighten up. The logistics of a forum are wasted on you!!
Nah that style of posting would give a man aids tbh. It's WUM tactics 101. Not worth wasting my time engaging.
Quote from: Hound on July 23, 2019, 10:00:14 AM
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Dont want to get involved in fan for fan tantrums .....
Should definitely have stopped there. underthebar and pricereilly are mindless cretins and interacting with them brings you down to their level.
Seconded as I've learned the hard way
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 12:50:26 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 12:26:44 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 23, 2019, 10:43:51 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
There's tea available at the shop beside the toilets at the gortin road entrance. But let's be honest, it's not tea that they were after was it?
Can you understand how you can't be allowed into the stand when the stand is all ticket and reserved seating? Sure it would be chaos!! It's the equivalent of having a hill 16 ticket and walking across the pitch to the Hogan because you wanted to meet your mate in the bar...
Didn't want to get into the stand, just a cup of tea from the clubhouse. The stewards spiteful enjoyment at telling pensioners they coudn't get a cup of tea was particularly distasteful.
See, what i saw with my eyes was a bunch of yobs who entered the terrace only to realise to their horror that their isn't a bar on it because, amazingly, not every ground in the country has the facilities that croke park has.
When they were told they couldn't get through the gate to the bar for a drink, they proceeded to jump the fence and walk across the pitch(!) to the stand. My uncle was the steward on that gate and got called all sorts.
I'll finish by saying the majority of dublin fans carried themselves with dignity and respect and will be welcome back in two weeks. There's just an element of them that behave in a way that wouldnt fly in any other sport.
To be fair there's that element in every teams support, in all sports
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 04:08:33 PM
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Tyrone's big problem is their defensive football works against the weaker teams and got them to the semi final but the system wont beat any of the top sides in Croke Park who will be in the semi finals.
He tried to go more attacking against Donegal and that didn't work so straight away switched back to what he knows in the qualifiers. Very difficult to suddenly go change tactics at this stage. If they are going to beat any of the top sides he has to at least play Donnelley up front with McShane. To think it took until half time for him figure this out against Cork when sitting back so deep clearly wasn't working would be worrying.
Dubs more than likely will be on the Sat night giving them only a 6 day turn around so I can't see players like Mannion, Kilkenny or McCaffrey starting. No coinidence Gavin took them off early in the 2nd half sat night when the game was won.
You've contradicted yourself about 3 times there. If it's so hard to suddenly change tactics then why was it so easy for Tyrone to do it at halftime v Cork? And how was it so easy to change from attacking to defending following the Donegal defeat? Likewise in the league how did we change from a team playing defensively and drawing with Roscommon to a team beating the Dubs in Croker?
Our defensive gameplan was a match for anyone this past 3 years bar Dublin. The old "won't trouble the top sides" analysis is very lazy. It was more than enough to make us the equal of Mayo/Kerry/Donegal/Monaghan/Galway the last 3 years and most games against them would have been a 50/50 shot with the tactics we had. Only the Dubs can overpower it with relative ease. Also the populist notion that the only way to beat the Dubs is to play offensively isn't born out of anything factual. They've played against all the styles and systems this past 5 years and conquered them all, should Tyrone open up at the back and go at Dublin they're as likely to get beaten as they are playing not to lose.
Quote from: trileacman on July 23, 2019, 09:12:44 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 04:08:33 PM
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Tyrone's big problem is their defensive football works against the weaker teams and got them to the semi final but the system wont beat any of the top sides in Croke Park who will be in the semi finals.
He tried to go more attacking against Donegal and that didn't work so straight away switched back to what he knows in the qualifiers. Very difficult to suddenly go change tactics at this stage. If they are going to beat any of the top sides he has to at least play Donnelley up front with McShane. To think it took until half time for him figure this out against Cork when sitting back so deep clearly wasn't working would be worrying.
Dubs more than likely will be on the Sat night giving them only a 6 day turn around so I can't see players like Mannion, Kilkenny or McCaffrey starting. No coinidence Gavin took them off early in the 2nd half sat night when the game was won.
You've contradicted yourself about 3 times there. If it's so hard to suddenly change tactics then why was it so easy for Tyrone to do it at halftime v Cork? And how was it so easy to change from attacking to defending following the Donegal defeat? Likewise in the league how did we change from a team playing defensively and drawing with Roscommon to a team beating the Dubs in Croker?
Our defensive gameplan was a match for anyone this past 3 years bar Dublin. The old "won't trouble the top sides" analysis is very lazy. It was more than enough to make us the equal of Mayo/Kerry/Donegal/Monaghan/Galway the last 3 years and most games against them would have been a 50/50 shot with the tactics we had. Only the Dubs can overpower it with relative ease. Also the populist notion that the only way to beat the Dubs is to play offensively isn't born out of anything factual. They've played against all the styles and systems this past 5 years and conquered them all, should Tyrone open up at the back and go at Dublin they're as likely to get beaten as they are playing not to lose.
The blanket defence is done. Teams have copped on and it doesnt work anymore. Dubs humiliated Tyrone in the All Ireland semi final 2 yrs ago and bar 1st ten minutes of the final last year were in complete control and eased to their biggest All Ireland victory in the current era.
Mayo should have won a couple of All Irelands and at least put it up to dublin by going man on man. Kery have put it up to dublin going man on man as well.
If Tyrone sit back in their own half and let the dubs own the ball and dominate posession how exactly do you think Tyrone will win?
As for saying it worked in the league... BIG difference between then and now. How's things gone for league winners Mayo??. They bullied Kerry in the league final (that dublin didnt even make!!!) I think its safe to say Kerry and Dublin are different beasts now.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 09:31:03 PM
Quote from: trileacman on July 23, 2019, 09:12:44 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 23, 2019, 04:08:33 PM
Quote from: TwoUpTwoDown on July 23, 2019, 03:40:00 PM
God there is some tripe being spouted on here. I thought we had it bad on our local boards with the like of STG and his many aliases! Turns out we are truly blessed. Lads there will be a tea a plenty throughout the ground for all patrons. If it's a drop of Grandpa's favourite cough medicine you're after, then fork out the price of a stand ticket.
Back to the game. Is there any manager here who has an out and out desire to win this and maybe lay down a marker? I feel Dublin may want a stern challenge as they haven't faced one all year and last year in Omagh they were forced to break a sweat. My heart wants Tyrone to line out the subs and filter everyone back. Mickey Moynagh would do a job at full back maybe?? However my head says Mickey would fight to win a kick about in his back yard, so I think Tyrone could go hell for leather to win this.
Tyrone's big problem is their defensive football works against the weaker teams and got them to the semi final but the system wont beat any of the top sides in Croke Park who will be in the semi finals.
He tried to go more attacking against Donegal and that didn't work so straight away switched back to what he knows in the qualifiers. Very difficult to suddenly go change tactics at this stage. If they are going to beat any of the top sides he has to at least play Donnelley up front with McShane. To think it took until half time for him figure this out against Cork when sitting back so deep clearly wasn't working would be worrying.
Dubs more than likely will be on the Sat night giving them only a 6 day turn around so I can't see players like Mannion, Kilkenny or McCaffrey starting. No coinidence Gavin took them off early in the 2nd half sat night when the game was won.
You've contradicted yourself about 3 times there. If it's so hard to suddenly change tactics then why was it so easy for Tyrone to do it at halftime v Cork? And how was it so easy to change from attacking to defending following the Donegal defeat? Likewise in the league how did we change from a team playing defensively and drawing with Roscommon to a team beating the Dubs in Croker?
Our defensive gameplan was a match for anyone this past 3 years bar Dublin. The old "won't trouble the top sides" analysis is very lazy. It was more than enough to make us the equal of Mayo/Kerry/Donegal/Monaghan/Galway the last 3 years and most games against them would have been a 50/50 shot with the tactics we had. Only the Dubs can overpower it with relative ease. Also the populist notion that the only way to beat the Dubs is to play offensively isn't born out of anything factual. They've played against all the styles and systems this past 5 years and conquered them all, should Tyrone open up at the back and go at Dublin they're as likely to get beaten as they are playing not to lose.
The blanket defence is done. Teams have copped on and it doesnt work anymore. Dubs humiliated Tyrone in the All Ireland semi final 2 yrs ago and bar 1st ten minutes of the final last year were in complete control and eased to their biggest All Ireland victory in the current era.
Mayo should have won a couple of All Irelands and at least put it up to dublin by going man on man. Kery have put it up to dublin going man on man as well.
If Tyrone sit back in their own half and let the dubs own the ball and dominate posession how exactly do you think Tyrone will win?
As for saying it worked in the league... BIG difference between then and now. How's things gone for league winners Mayo??. They bullied Kerry in the league final (that dublin didnt even make!!!) I think its safe to say Kerry and Dublin are different beasts now.
"Put it up"
Was wondering how a near-dead-rubber game had reached 6 pages so quickly so came in for a nose and you have to laugh.
dublin7, you've played a blinder. Nearly 4 pages of talk about how and where to get a cup of tea in Omagh!
Most of the wums nowadays are way too obvious so they don't go anywhere (kerryforsam etc) but while this one seemed obvious to me, there's no shortage of takers
Quote from: Never beat the deeler on July 24, 2019, 03:32:08 AM
Was wondering how a near-dead-rubber game had reached 6 pages so quickly so came in for a nose and you have to laugh.
dublin7, you've played a blinder. Nearly 4 pages of talk about how and where to get a cup of tea in Omagh!
Most of the wums nowadays are way too obvious so they don't go anywhere (kerryforsam etc) but while this one seemed obvious to me, there's no shortage of takers
Highly strung Tyrone posters will react to almost anything and it all makes for humorous reading alright.
I'm in two minds about going. It's a dead rubber so what's the point really, be handier to just watch it on tv.
Harte said in his post match interview that he'll assess fitness levels and select a team as appropriate, ie select some form of weakened team. The two players he needs to leave out are Peter Harte (a black card would rule him out of the semi-pointless to pick it up in a dead rubber) and mc Shane. I wouldn't like the Dub defenders to get too accustomed to Cathal, better to spring him on them down the line if we get that far. Also he's our single most important player, he can't risk an injury.
Hampsey, Patsy, McKernan all need to get a good run to iron out the creases in their game. Colm could likely do with a rest so you could see Richie and Kennedy at MF. Mick Cassidy likewise needs to play to experience the top level of opppositiion. I'd play
Morgan
Patsy. . Ronan. Hampsey
Cassidy. Mcgeary McKernan
Richie Kennedy
Matty. Sludden. Burns
Melyer. Coney/skeet. Mc curry
In Hartes defence it'd be a kick to the confidence of Harte and especially Cathal to leave them out of such a big match and I don't think they'd take it too easily either. They're the type of players you'd have to tie down to keep off a pitch. Would kinda love to see Skeet or Coney get 70 minutes, forwards rarely get a look in in our selections and it'd be great to see what they have to offer from a starting position.
Quote from: trileacman on July 24, 2019, 10:10:58 AM
I'm in two minds about going. It's a dead rubber so what's the point really, be handier to just watch it on tv.
Harte said in his post match interview that he'll assess fitness levels and select a team as appropriate, ie select some form of weakened team. The two players he needs to leave out are Peter Harte (a black card would rule him out of the semi-pointless to pick it up in a dead rubber) and mc Shane. I wouldn't like the Dub defenders to get too accustomed to Cathal, better to spring him on them down the line if we get that far. Also he's our single most important player, he can't risk an injury.
Hampsey, Patsy, McKernan all need to get a good run to iron out the creases in their game. Colm could likely do with a rest so you could see Richie and Kennedy at MF. Mick Cassidy likewise needs to play to experience the top level of opppositiion. I'd play
Morgan
Patsy. . Ronan. Hampsey
Cassidy. Mcgeary McKernan
Richie Kennedy
Matty. Sludden. Burns
Melyer. Coney/skeet. Mc curry
In Hartes defence it'd be a kick to the confidence of Harte and especially Cathal to leave them out of such a big match and I don't think they'd take it too easily either. They're the type of players you'd have to tie down to keep off a pitch. Would kinda love to see Skeet or Coney get 70 minutes, forwards rarely get a look in in our selections and it'd be great to see what they have to offer from a starting position.
I'd imagine Tiernan McCann will start. He ticks both boxes in that he is player in need of game time but also experienced enough that it is not a gamble to start him.
Also regardless of how reluctant Peter Harte is to sit out the game, he simply can't be allowed to play. If he played and got another black card that would be unforgivable
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UlS3ppI_KL0
Quote from: bigpackiechestout on July 24, 2019, 10:40:19 AM
Quote from: trileacman on July 24, 2019, 10:10:58 AM
I'm in two minds about going. It's a dead rubber so what's the point really, be handier to just watch it on tv.
Harte said in his post match interview that he'll assess fitness levels and select a team as appropriate, ie select some form of weakened team. The two players he needs to leave out are Peter Harte (a black card would rule him out of the semi-pointless to pick it up in a dead rubber) and mc Shane. I wouldn't like the Dub defenders to get too accustomed to Cathal, better to spring him on them down the line if we get that far. Also he's our single most important player, he can't risk an injury.
Hampsey, Patsy, McKernan all need to get a good run to iron out the creases in their game. Colm could likely do with a rest so you could see Richie and Kennedy at MF. Mick Cassidy likewise needs to play to experience the top level of opppositiion. I'd play
Morgan
Patsy. . Ronan. Hampsey
Cassidy. Mcgeary McKernan
Richie Kennedy
Matty. Sludden. Burns
Melyer. Coney/skeet. Mc curry
In Hartes defence it'd be a kick to the confidence of Harte and especially Cathal to leave them out of such a big match and I don't think they'd take it too easily either. They're the type of players you'd have to tie down to keep off a pitch. Would kinda love to see Skeet or Coney get 70 minutes, forwards rarely get a look in in our selections and it'd be great to see what they have to offer from a starting position.
I'd imagine Tiernan McCann will start. He ticks both boxes in that he is player in need of game time but also experienced enough that it is not a gamble to start him.
Also regardless of how reluctant Peter Harte is to sit out the game, he simply can't be allowed to play. If he played and got another black card that would be unforgivable
I'd agree with most of that. However I think He'll drop Harte but keep McShane in there. Removing McShane makes such a big impact into how we play that I think he'll start with him anyway and maybe off at half time.
WRT Colm, I think he actually needs the game time. He hasn't been at his usual level this year, apart from glimpses and I think he's taking a bit more time to get up to speed after the injury earlier in the year. So I'd expect him to play.
Quote from: trueblue1234 on July 24, 2019, 11:03:48 AM
Quote from: bigpackiechestout on July 24, 2019, 10:40:19 AM
Quote from: trileacman on July 24, 2019, 10:10:58 AM
I'm in two minds about going. It's a dead rubber so what's the point really, be handier to just watch it on tv.
Harte said in his post match interview that he'll assess fitness levels and select a team as appropriate, ie select some form of weakened team. The two players he needs to leave out are Peter Harte (a black card would rule him out of the semi-pointless to pick it up in a dead rubber) and mc Shane. I wouldn't like the Dub defenders to get too accustomed to Cathal, better to spring him on them down the line if we get that far. Also he's our single most important player, he can't risk an injury.
Hampsey, Patsy, McKernan all need to get a good run to iron out the creases in their game. Colm could likely do with a rest so you could see Richie and Kennedy at MF. Mick Cassidy likewise needs to play to experience the top level of opppositiion. I'd play
Morgan
Patsy. . Ronan. Hampsey
Cassidy. Mcgeary McKernan
Richie Kennedy
Matty. Sludden. Burns
Melyer. Coney/skeet. Mc curry
In Hartes defence it'd be a kick to the confidence of Harte and especially Cathal to leave them out of such a big match and I don't think they'd take it too easily either. They're the type of players you'd have to tie down to keep off a pitch. Would kinda love to see Skeet or Coney get 70 minutes, forwards rarely get a look in in our selections and it'd be great to see what they have to offer from a starting position.
I'd imagine Tiernan McCann will start. He ticks both boxes in that he is player in need of game time but also experienced enough that it is not a gamble to start him.
Also regardless of how reluctant Peter Harte is to sit out the game, he simply can't be allowed to play. If he played and got another black card that would be unforgivable
I'd agree with most of that. However I think He'll drop Harte but keep McShane in there. Removing McShane makes such a big impact into how we play that I think he'll start with him anyway and maybe off at half time.
WRT Colm, I think he actually needs the game time. He hasn't been at his usual level this year, apart from glimpses and I think he's taking a bit more time to get up to speed after the injury earlier in the year. So I'd expect him to play.
Yeah Colm is an interesting one. He's not long back from injury as you said so do you play him to get him more used to match fitness/preparation or at 31 do you rest him to give him a chance to recharge himself. Hard to know but he's played a lot of football in the last 5 weeks and isn't really coming more into every game so I'd be inclined to let him sit this out for 40/50 minutes.
In this Laochra Gael
https://youtu.be/zUhZnHnszPo
the early 80s progress of Offaly vs the then behemoth, Kerry, is charted
Offaly were a good bit off in 80 but were encouraged in 81 and beat them in 82
And Tyrone this year ?
Tickets back on sale today again in case anyone looking.
Quote from: dublin7 on July 22, 2019, 07:09:51 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 22, 2019, 06:24:31 PM
The way some of them got on in Omagh last year was disgraceful.
Would habe been nice to have been allowed buy a cup of tea in the main stand last year, but werent allowed in by the local stewards.
Stands were a long way from the pitch, but to be fair that was Mickey Harte's decision
:)
That did not get the recognition it deserved.
Quote from: seafoid on July 24, 2019, 01:36:49 PM
In this Laochra Gael
https://youtu.be/zUhZnHnszPo
the early 80s progress of Offaly vs the then behemoth, Kerry, is charted
Offaly were a good bit off in 80 but were encouraged in 81 and beat them in 82
And Tyrone this year ?
Darragh Canavan (The Son of God) comes on in the final and scores a cracker against Cluxton in the 78th minute.
Quote from: seafoid on July 24, 2019, 01:36:49 PM
In this Laochra Gael
https://youtu.be/zUhZnHnszPo
the early 80s progress of Offaly vs the then behemoth, Kerry, is charted
Offaly were a good bit off in 80 but were encouraged in 81 and beat them in 82
And Tyrone this year ?
Hopefully same thing happens but only its any other county beating the dubs.
Armagh?
Were you supporting the Dubs last year in the final?
Fair play !
And bring yer own fcukin tea this time.
Quote from: ONeill on July 25, 2019, 09:51:06 AM
And bring yer own fcukin tea this time.
We're well used bringing our own tae and sandwiches to various matches and hanging out the back of the car to consume them.
Those Dubs don't know their born.
Quote from: ONeill on July 25, 2019, 09:51:06 AM
And bring yer own fcukin tea this time.
Do people search bags in Omagh, Would it be hard to smuggle in a few cans?
Heard them chatting on Newstalk one night and they were saying that whatever chance Tyrone have of beating the Dubs in a semi or final.
There is no way they're gonna beat them twice in the space of a month so Harte would be crazy to go all out and show his "red" hand in this game.
For those who believe, Mickey goes all out to win all games he plays needs to stop taking the man at his word. He's like Jim Gavin in that respect in that what he does is often very different to what he said.
Didn't Jim say last Sat that Roscommon gave them a good challenge.
That's the only hope I have for any team getting Dublin in the semi, is that it will be like the old system where they have come through a few very easy games and are caught cold by a team at a much higher intensity having built up momentum.
Of course all the Dubs want to see teams open up and play a much more expansive style of football like say Cork did but the Dubs will tear most teams apart if you give them that much space and one on one battles. Mannion, O'Callaghan, Costello, Kilkenny and of course Jack the lad would do some damage if left one on one with loads of space in front of them.
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 25, 2019, 12:08:51 PM
Quote from: ONeill on July 25, 2019, 09:51:06 AM
And bring yer own fcukin tea this time.
Didn't Jim say last Sat that Roscommon gave them a good challenge.
Jim Gavin says that about every team no matter if they've beat them by 5 points or 25 points.
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 25, 2019, 12:08:51 PM
Quote from: ONeill on July 25, 2019, 09:51:06 AM
And bring yer own fcukin tea this time.
Dubs will tear most teams apart if you give them that much space and one on one battles. Mannion, O'Callaghan, Costello, Kilkenny and of course Jack the lad would do some damage if left one on one with loads of space in front of them.
As we discovered last Saturday........
Almost a week out and not a single mention of the *Battle of Omagh*TM so far from the media thank God. f**k me but I'm so sick of hearing about that at this stage. Hopefully with this being a dead rubber it'll not be mentioned and the media will be able to finally move on.
Quote from: Jayop on July 25, 2019, 03:14:28 PM
Almost a week out and not a single mention of the *Battle of Omagh*TM so far from the media thank God. f**k me but I'm so sick of hearing about that at this stage. Hopefully with this being a dead rubber it'll not be mentioned and the media will be able to finally move on.
What year was that again?
'06
Quote from: Jayop on July 25, 2019, 03:14:28 PM
Almost a week out and not a single mention of the *Battle of Omagh*TM so far from the media thank God. f**k me but I'm so sick of hearing about that at this stage. Hopefully with this being a dead rubber it'll not be mentioned and the media will be able to finally move on.
That sick of hearing about it that you bring it up
Quote from: tonto1888 on July 25, 2019, 04:18:49 PM
Quote from: Jayop on July 25, 2019, 03:14:28 PM
Almost a week out and not a single mention of the *Battle of Omagh*TM so far from the media thank God. f**k me but I'm so sick of hearing about that at this stage. Hopefully with this being a dead rubber it'll not be mentioned and the media will be able to finally move on.
That sick of hearing about it that you bring it up
Wasn't so much a battle as a pile of Dublin fanny-pad players thinking they're hard men who by roughing up the AI champions on their home turf might act as a springboard to AI success for the Dubs. It didn't work.
Quote from: Fuzzman on July 25, 2019, 12:08:51 PM
Quote from: ONeill on July 25, 2019, 09:51:06 AM
And bring yer own fcukin tea this time.
Do people search bags in Omagh, Would it be hard to smuggle in a few cans?
Heard them chatting on Newstalk one night and they were saying that whatever chance Tyrone have of beating the Dubs in a semi or final.
There is no way they're gonna beat them twice in the space of a month so Harte would be crazy to go all out and show his "red" hand in this game.
For those who believe, Mickey goes all out to win all games he plays needs to stop taking the man at his word. He's like Jim Gavin in that respect in that what he does is often very different to what he said.
Didn't Jim say last Sat that Roscommon gave them a good challenge.
That's the only hope I have for any team getting Dublin in the semi, is that it will be like the old system where they have come through a few very easy games and are caught cold by a team at a much higher intensity having built up momentum.
Of course all the Dubs want to see teams open up and play a much more expansive style of football like say Cork did but the Dubs will tear most teams apart if you give them that much space and one on one battles. Mannion, O'Callaghan, Costello, Kilkenny and of course Jack the lad would do some damage if left one on one with loads of space in front of them.
Dublin fans want to see open games because they are more enjoyable to watch. Watching Dublin v's Tyrone where they've played defensive hasn't made it too much harder for Dublin to win
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
They do.
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
A wee
Freudian slip there? Just because it's the Dubs? ;)
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
Quote from: hardstation on July 27, 2019, 12:25:06 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 27, 2019, 12:18:31 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
+1 (thank you)
Kerry and Donegal showed that with two sh1te defenses and two decent forward lines you can have an entertaining game.
Quote from: DUBSFORSAM1 on July 26, 2019, 03:21:44 PM
Dublin fans want to see open games because they are more enjoyable to watch. Watching Dublin v's Tyrone where they've played defensive hasn't made it too much harder for Dublin to win
True, however, the Dublin fans themselves are proving nothing other than foregone conclusions in sport, as in virtually every other avenue of human endeavour, is not worth the effort of getting up off the oul arse, with severely diminishing attendances at every stage of the All-Ireland over the last few years being all the testimony you need.
And look, whether we go toe-to-toe, or full duvet, at whatever stage of the competition, the utter predictability of the result is a bore, however garlanded we might feel by the platitudes poured on us by the likes of your well intentioned selves. If it takes a fecking titanium blanket, and we thwart the drive for five, and it's positively a poisonous spectacle for the poor bystander, feck it, I won't give one atom of shite.
Quote from: Fear ón Srath Bán on July 27, 2019, 12:35:41 AM
Quote from: DUBSFORSAM1 on July 26, 2019, 03:21:44 PM
Dublin fans want to see open games because they are more enjoyable to watch. Watching Dublin v's Tyrone where they've played defensive hasn't made it too much harder for Dublin to win
True, however, the Dublin fans themselves are proving nothing other than foregone conclusions in sport, as in virtually every other avenue of human endeavour, is not worth the effort of getting up off the oul arse, with severely diminishing attendances at every stage of the All-Ireland over the last few years being all the testimony you need.
And look, whether we go toe-to-toe, or full duvet, at whatever stage of the competition, the utter predictability of the result is a bore, however garlanded we might feel by the platitudes poured on us by the likes of your well intentioned selves. If it takes a fecking titanium blanket, and we thwart the drive for five, and it's positively a poisonous spectacle for the poor bystander, feck it, I won't give one atom of shite.
Tá an ceart agat. Tá craobh na hÉireann lofa
Quote from: hardstation on July 27, 2019, 12:25:06 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 27, 2019, 12:18:31 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
Tyrone have showed fcuk all in relation to anybody, beat Derry and Antrim in Ulster two division 4 teams - hammered out the park by Donegal, and then Longford, Kildare and Cavan, Dublin will beat them with their bench.
Quote from: t_mac on July 27, 2019, 08:45:56 AM
Quote from: hardstation on July 27, 2019, 12:25:06 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 27, 2019, 12:18:31 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
Tyrone have showed fcuk all in relation to anybody, beat Derry and Antrim in Ulster two division 4 teams - hammered out the park by Donegal, and then Longford, Kildare and Cavan, Dublin will beat them with their bench.
Hammered out the park.... by 4 points!! ::)
Quote from: hardstation on July 27, 2019, 12:25:06 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 27, 2019, 12:18:31 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
Donegal are the only team to show how to beat Dublin in Championship under Jim Gavin.
It was swarm defence and rapid counters that did it for them. Since then Dublin have adjusted to be able to cater for that and nobody have shown how to beat them since. To be fair Mayo have put it up to them in their prime years.
Ultimately what dictates how you can beat Dublin or if you can beat Dublin will vary for different teams, they have no real apparent weakness. I do think you can rattle Cluxton though and it has happened in previous years. Kerry did it in a semi final a few years back, Mayo did it near the end of a drawn final when they were well behind a few years back and Tyrone did to him in the Super 8s last year. Mayo were successful in really challenging Dublin as they had huge physicality and pace across the middle of the pitch and they had tight tigerish defenders who they trusted in one on one situations. I see a lot of those qualities in the Donegal team right now with an even better attack but I think the injuries have really damaged their chances. Mayo for their prime years 2012-2017 were very fortunate with injuries, they managed to keep all their key players fit. I think Andy Moran had an ACL injury in 2012 but that was really the worst of it.
I'd be worried about Tyrone adopting the Mayo approach against Dublin, I don't think our defenders are good enough man on man to curtail Dublin. We need to strike the balance between the mass defence but in a way which allows us to keep more players in the opposition half to counter quickly.
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Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
Tyrone have showed fcuk all in relation to anybody, beat Derry and Antrim in Ulster two division 4 teams - hammered out the park by Donegal, and then Longford, Kildare and Cavan, Dublin will beat them with their bench.
Hammered out the park.... by 4 points!! ::)
Yip totally hammered out of the park, did you see the game - they were outclassed all over the field.
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Quote from: t_mac on July 27, 2019, 08:45:56 AM
Quote from: hardstation on July 27, 2019, 12:25:06 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 27, 2019, 12:18:31 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
Tyrone have showed fcuk all in relation to anybody, beat Derry and Antrim in Ulster two division 4 teams - hammered out the park by Donegal, and then Longford, Kildare and Cavan, Dublin will beat them with their bench.
Hammered out the park.... by 4 points!! ::)
Yip totally hammered out of the park, did you see the game - they were outclassed all over the field.
I was indeed, still only 4 points in it :P
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Quote from: hardstation on July 27, 2019, 12:25:06 AM
Quote from: dublin7 on July 27, 2019, 12:18:31 AM
Quote from: Wildweasel74 on July 26, 2019, 11:59:48 PM
Paying defensive against Dublin basically a admission they got better team and players.
Playing defensively against dublin is a sign these days that the opposition team is already beaten before they start and only want to keep the score down. Cork showed that to beat dublin you need to take them on, but didnt have the fitness to keep with then for last 15 min
Donegal have finally ditched their ultra defensive tactics and have shown only themselves and Kerry so far this year look capable of beating dublin.
What?
Cork showed how to beat Dublin... they lost heavily.
Kerry & Donegal have showed fcuk all in relation to Dublin.
Tyrone have showed fcuk all in relation to anybody, beat Derry and Antrim in Ulster two division 4 teams - hammered out the park by Donegal, and then Longford, Kildare and Cavan, Dublin will beat them with their bench.
Hammered out the park.... by 4 points!! ::)
Yip totally hammered out of the park, did you see the game - they were outclassed all over the field.
I was indeed, still only 4 points in it :P
4 point hammering. 8)
Funny how people look at things differently.
I saw some postivites in the donegal game. Tyrone were awful and donegal were fantastic but tyrone managed to stay with donegal until near the end. Dont forget that Tyrone almost had a goal towards the end when Kennedy fired a shot just over the bar.
If being completely outclassed as you say while playing poor football and only losing by 4 points is a hammering then it's a strange world.
If tyrone played donegal again it may be a different outcome as there is no way tyrone would play that bad again.
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Hopefully.....the difference between Tyrone this year and other years is that they have more variation to their game. In years gone by the Dubs had figured out our style and lapped it up. This year we can switch styles and, (again I say this with with more hope than confidence) this may be enough to catch Dublin....on a bad day. We can talk about tactics, style etc but let's be honest, whether it's Kerry, Donegal, Mayo or Tyrone we are all hoping to catch Dublin on an off day and hope everything goes to plan for ourselves. I'm hoping 5 years on the go with a possible build up of niggly injuries, the pressure of 5 in a row and the lack of a real backs to the wall challenges in over 2 years will be enough to create a scenario were the Dubs aren't just quite at their brilliant best.
Quote from: t_mac on July 27, 2019, 11:01:19 AM
Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Haha . I suppose it's between themselves and Kerry , I look for individuals I think could cause Dublin problems , Mattie Donnelly and Macshane have the ability imo to rock the jacks defense. A team will also obviously have to have the genuine belief they can beat Dublin , Kerry have the upper hand here I believe . I spent a few days down in Killarney and spoke to a lot , they are not short on confidence.
Donnelly is great for Tyrone generally but he seems to struggle against Dublin.
I would like to see MDonnelly, PHarte and McShane all rested v the Dubs; the result means nothing
Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Tyrone being in the same group is as close as they'll get to Dublin. They haven't got near them in recent years in the championship. Last year dubs were comfortably ahead and only they eased off near the end and Tyrone still lost by 3 points at home.
Quote from: Dire Ear on July 27, 2019, 04:03:30 PM
I would like to see MDonnelly, PHarte and McShane all rested v the Dubs; the result means nothing
Madness if you do anything else, and Mickey ain't mad.
Quote from: Dire Ear on July 27, 2019, 04:03:30 PM
I would like to see MDonnelly, PHarte and McShane all rested v the Dubs; the result means nothing
Big Finbarr getting a call up to give Morgan a rest.
Quote from: t_mac on July 27, 2019, 11:01:19 AM
Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
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Quote from: t_mac on July 27, 2019, 11:01:19 AM
Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
To be fair, they have a better chance than at least 28 other counties.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
To be fair, they have a better chance than at least 28 other counties.
Slightly redundant argument talking about teams already out, of those in contention is a more relevant discussion.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
To be fair, they have a better chance than at least 28 other counties.
Slightly redundant argument talking about teams already out, of those in contention is a more relevant discussion.
No less redundant than claiming they have zero chance when they are one of only two teams already in the semi final. I suppose. Ack sure, we'll turn up for the games anyway and see what happens.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Haven't posted here for an eternity but a mate told me about the deluded Tyronies so thought id get a laugh. In saying that my sides still hurt from last years final.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Haven't posted here for an eternity but a mate told me about the deluded Tyronies so thought id get a laugh. In saying that my sides still hurt from last years final.
Suppose you don't have much reason to be on it these days. As the saying goes you got to be in it to win it.
Makes me smile how many people from lesser countries hate Tyrone at this time of year. Suppose use have nothing better to do 😂😂😂
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Haven't posted here for an eternity but a mate told me about the deluded Tyronies so thought id get a laugh. In saying that my sides still hurt from last years final.
Aye dead on. Have ye sussed now. I guess your ass must still be sore too from Tyrone in the AI quarter final 2017? ;D ;D
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Haven't posted here for an eternity but a mate told me about the deluded Tyronies so thought id get a laugh. In saying that my sides still hurt from last years final.
Aye dead on. Have ye sussed now. I guess your ass must still be sore too from Tyrone in the AI quarter final 2017? ;D ;D
They really thought in the run up to that day that they were going to take Tyrone head on. When petey made it 1-5 to 0-0 they knew they were in for a long day. ;D
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Haven't posted here for an eternity but a mate told me about the deluded Tyronies so thought id get a laugh. In saying that my sides still hurt from last years final.
Aye dead on. Have ye sussed now. I guess your ass must still be sore too from Tyrone in the AI quarter final 2017? ;D ;D
My sides still sore from last year can't wait for a laugh this year.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Just ignore him, otherwise he'll keep at it.
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Quote from: larryin89 on July 27, 2019, 10:57:36 AM
Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Just ignore him, otherwise he'll keep at it.
Let him at it. I can laugh at Armagh posters hiding behind new accounts all day! ;D
Tickets for this one all sold out?
Quote from: GetOverTheBar on July 29, 2019, 09:43:57 AM
Tickets for this one all sold out?
I don't think they're on sale yet. Can anyone confirm?
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Quote from: GetOverTheBar on July 29, 2019, 09:43:57 AM
Tickets for this one all sold out?
I don't think they're on sale yet. Can anyone confirm?
Yeah they went on sale last week. Got mine in the post over the weekend. Think sold out on website now.
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Quote from: GetOverTheBar on July 29, 2019, 09:43:57 AM
Tickets for this one all sold out?
I don't think they're on sale yet. Can anyone confirm?
Yeah they went on sale last week. Got mine in the post over the weekend. Think sold out on website now.
Right. The hunt begins then...
I'd say some have been sat aside for clubs etc. Given both teams are already in the semi finals you'd imagine there'll be tickets available. The bigger game is definitely the following weekend. Still interested in how we compete in this game but would be happy to get out of it without a hammering and target taking out Donegal/Kerry/Mayo.
Best case scenario would be that a few players not on the current 15 show a bit of form here and push for places. Wonder will Harte be tempted to bring in 2 or 3 of the u20's for this one and give them game time. A few of them look like good prospects and I'm not sure overall our bench is as strong as some other years.
Joe McQuillan
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Joe McQuillan
They should just let Jim Gavin ref it from the line himself.
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Tyrone probably the closest team to Dublin at this stage , might be as well off showing nothing in this game and hope Donegal knock a few lumps out of dubs in semi final .
Is that geographically speaking?
Do you ever stop talking through your shit-pipe?
Says a man with 2703 pathetic posts. Does the truth hurt? Tyrone have 0 chance of winning this years all-Ireland. ;)
Rich from someone who creates a new account 4 days ago, makes 8 GAA related posts 7 of which slag off Tyrone. ;D ;D lol
Teams who are out have zero chance (like the one you support I might guess, before you decided to hide under a newbie account! ;D ) A team still in any competition, regardless as to they are unfancied, ever have zero chance, therefore you are certainly talking out of your pipe. That's the only truth of it. Now go back to posting under your usual Armagh/Derry or whatever handle ye bollox.
Just ignore him, otherwise he'll keep at it.
Ignoring under the bar is always good advice
The more the game approaches the more and more I see Harte naming a reasonably strong side.
I would rather we rest our key players but I see Harte starting all of McShane, Donnelly and Peter Harte. I think McCann and Hampsey will come back in to get up to speed too and we may see the likes of Skeet, Coney, McDonnell, McCrory get some game time.
It's a unique situation for Tyrone in Championship with a huge game 6/7 days right after a dead rubber with the best teams but it's very, very rare Harte would even start the likes of Petey and Mattie on the bench even in McKenna Cup games. I think McShane will want to play to add to his scoring stats and also because he's playing so well that Harte may not want to interrupt his form.
Either way I think it's a huge risk playing them. I'd be resting all our key players such as Donnelly, Harte, Cavanagh, McShane, McNamee, McGeary and Meyler for it. Maybe give Mattie and Petey 20 mins off the bench near the end if we are still in the game.
It would be utter lunacy to play Petey Harte - especially with Dublin Joe in charge.
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Tickets for this one all sold out?
On sale on GAA website this minute
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It would be utter lunacy to play Petey Harte - especially with Dublin Joe in charge.
I think he mayo joe at this stage
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It would be utter lunacy to play Petey Harte - especially with Dublin Joe in charge.
100%
Tyrone obviously decided it's better not to put the full team out for fear they get beat by the Dubs B team and then where would they be?? It's the hope that kills you in the end. Not a popular decision but probably the right one!
Death nail in the super 8s.
We have given all of our 'B-Team' the chance - Yaay! :-*.
Is there a chance this will be a pass the ball back and forth with no pressure and a final score of 0-3 to 0-2?
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EA_yd0UXkAAuPQp?format=jpg&name=medium)
Dublin program team. Maybe Cooper, Mccarthy will start as both aren't long back from injury while Fenton, Ó Callaghan probably won't start.
Connolly on the 26 will likely make the lads in the RTÉ studio wet themselves.
Where has that Darren Gavin lad disappeared to for Dublin? Is he still u20?
Thought he was impressive during the league but he has barely featured in the Championship.
This could get very ugly for Tyrone. Dublin haven't put out a complete B team the way we have.
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Death nail in the super 8s.
Has the Tyrone team been named?
It's the death nail for not having the two winners from phase 1 play each other in phase 2.
And it's the death nail for having 1 week between phase 3 and the semi finals.
I'd hope for 3 changes to the Dubs team with Fenton, Howard and Con dropping out. Connolly could come in for Howard, but the return from injury of Bugler might mean the latter is in if Howard drops out.
Angelo, Darren Gavin is not U20. He's injured, I thought he might be back for this one, but clearly not
I'm surprised at Harte knowing how seriously he treats even McKenna cup games. That said I think it is absolutely the correct decision. Even if they get a tanking then it is probably what most people will expect and practically none of his starting XV will carry any mental scars into a semi final next week. Now he has a bunch of super motivated second string players who are playing for places in the staring XV or on the bench for an AI semi final and potentially a final.
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Death nail in the super 8s.
Has the Tyrone team been named?
It's the death nail for not having the two winners from phase 1 play each other in phase 2.
And it's the death nail for having 1 week between phase 3 and the semi finals.
I'd hope for 3 changes to the Dubs team with Fenton, Howard and Con dropping out. Connolly could come in for Howard, but the return from injury of Bugler might mean the latter is in if Howard drops out.
Angelo, Darren Gavin is not U20. He's injured, I thought he might be back for this one, but clearly not
Ah Jasus Hound (& Ferm Gael), no one's going to be crucified with this one, the oul death
knell will do rightly, and let thon bell toll for thee ;)
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Death nail in the super 8s.
Has the Tyrone team been named?
It's the death nail for not having the two winners from phase 1 play each other in phase 2.
And it's the death nail for having 1 week between phase 3 and the semi finals.
I'd hope for 3 changes to the Dubs team with Fenton, Howard and Con dropping out. Connolly could come in for Howard, but the return from injury of Bugler might mean the latter is in if Howard drops out.
Angelo, Darren Gavin is not U20. He's injured, I thought he might be back for this one, but clearly not
Ah Jasus Hound (& Ferm Gael), no one's going to be crucified with this one, the oul death knell will do rightly, and let thon bell toll for thee ;)
We have four games over the weekend. Three of them are basically dead rubbers. Maybe Meath have a bit of pride to play for but that's it. The fact that teams are playing alot of squad players and have alot of their first 15 not on the squad is just not good enough.
You would never have gotten that with an all Ireland quarter final.
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I'm surprised at Harte knowing how seriously he treats even McKenna cup games. That said I think it is absolutely the correct decision. Even if they get a tanking then it is probably what most people will expect and practically none of his starting XV will carry any mental scars into a semi final next week. Now he has a bunch of super motivated second string players who are playing for places in the staring XV or on the bench for an AI semi final and potentially a final.
But the McKenna Cup isn't played one week before the All Ireland semi final!
There's going to be some nonsense spoke in the next 24 hours about the two managers disrespecting the competition and cheating the paying fans. The managers have to do what's best for their preparations for the All Ireland semi final, end of story.
Hound I agree with what you are saying
The issue is not what the management have done.
It's not their fault
It's the fault of the system.
It was rushed in, was poorly thought out and hopefully next year will be the end of it.
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Tyrone obviously decided it's better not to put the full team out for fear they get beat by the Dubs B team and then where would they be?? It's the hope that kills you in the end. Not a popular decision but probably the right one!
So you think Tyrone would have put a full team out, under the same circumstances, 6 or 7 days before an AI semi final against anyone other than Dublin? This decision was about preservation of players who have been playing 5 out of the last 6 weeks with a huge game next weekend and would have been made regardless of the opposition. As someone said, it's the competition format at fault here.
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Hound I agree with what you are saying
The issue is not what the management have done.
It's not their fault
It's the fault of the system.
It was rushed in, was poorly thought out and hopefully next year will be the end of it.
Absolutely. Gaa HQ have made some silly changes for the sake of changing over the years however introducing a group stage for the last eight has to be the most ridiculous change they have made.
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I'm surprised at Harte knowing how seriously he treats even McKenna cup games. That said I think it is absolutely the correct decision. Even if they get a tanking then it is probably what most people will expect and practically none of his starting XV will carry any mental scars into a semi final next week. Now he has a bunch of super motivated second string players who are playing for places in the staring XV or on the bench for an AI semi final and potentially a final.
But the McKenna Cup isn't played one week before the All Ireland semi final!
There's going to be some nonsense spoke in the next 24 hours about the two managers disrespecting the competition and cheating the paying fans. The managers have to do what's best for their preparations for the All Ireland semi final, end of story.
The 2 managers are 100% correct.
Árseboxing in Omagh.
Glorified challenge game if teams were announced during week crowd be small imo.Though in fairness fringe players be chomping at bit to impress.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/football/2010/feb/18/mick-mcarthy-wolves-fine
Don't see what all the fuss is about. The 3 game series is the equivalent of a quarter final. The job is done two thirds the way through so bring on the subs for the Dubs. Some drama-mongering these days.
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Are you suggesting that amateur football teams should be fined for fielding weakened teams for a dead rubber match?
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Are you suggesting that amateur football teams should be fined for fielding weakened teams for a dead rubber match?
Absolutely not, I just thought it was a funny comparison.
Am after an adult and a juvenile ticket for the match tomorrow. Let me know if anyone can point me in the right direction. Much appreciated.
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Am after an adult and a juvenile ticket for the match tomorrow. Let me know if anyone can point me in the right direction. Much appreciated.
The supervalu in coalisland had tickets left yesterday evening. I bought a juvenile one for my niece
Cheers. Tried Supervalu this evening but no joy.
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Cheers. Tried Supervalu this evening but no joy.
Seen quite a few on Fbook.
PM me your number and Ill see if I can sort 2.
Thanks Norf - will PM you here now. Skilfulbill kindly offered me a juvenile ticket so just after an adult one. Appreciate the response lads.
Hard to say who to prefer in the semis. Probably lean towards Kerry as Mayo seem to be able to draw on a supernatural reserve of determination when required. Intriguing game today-could be an out and out shoot-out.
Strange to see how this game will go later, only thing Dublin or Tyrone really gain from winning is a day less rest. It's a long trip home for Dublin too.
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Strange to see how this game will go later, only thing Dublin or Tyrone really gain from winning is a day less rest. It's a long trip home for Dublin too.
Don't think Dubs will want to lose as it would take some of the gloss of a 5 in a row. 🤪
Heard Coalisland Fianna still have tickets
AVOID the ballygawley line around Kelly's if you can. There is an illegal diff meet in the middle of the road. One of them has smashed into the back of the other, traffic queued back for a few mile.
Dermo to start!
Joanne cantwell doing her best to talk this game up.
What happens in event of a draw? Score diff and Dubs top group??
Be safer just flipping a coin to decide whos first and second.
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What happens in event of a draw? Score diff and Dubs top group??
Yep.
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Joanne cantwell doing her best to talk this game up.
That's if Joe allows her or Colm Cooper speak.
Morrissey and McConville complaining about lack of atmosphere.
Comerford comfortable under a high ball? Fumbled it and fell on his arse? Or am I watching something different
Who is the eejit with the bell?
The 2 sets of fans trying to out do each other booing and jeering wides.
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The 2 sets of fans trying to out do each other booing and jeering wides.
Hate to hear fans doing that. Although I noticed tyrone fans cheering after the ball was wide. Dublin fans blanting cheering while tyrone keeper was taking the free-kick absolutely hate that.
Two teams in first gear.
Great to see Connolly back, but that said I wouldn't like to see him against Mayo!
Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
But why , can anyone explain why Tyrone would prefer to play Kerry . To me it seems so stupid , time will tell I suppose but a handy semi against a tired over the hill mayo surely the better option.
Anyone else lose their gaago feed?
Yes I did
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
Well mouthy how many????
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But why , can anyone explain why Tyrone would prefer to play Kerry . To me it seems so stupid , time will tell I suppose but a handy semi against a tired over the hill mayo surely the better option.
Given how mayo always seem to push dublin to the limit I thought dublin would have preferred Kerry..I can also guarantee that mayo will relish playing Dublin in the semi after that donegal game
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
And you know the starting Dublin for the AISF. As I said your hole Dublin are treating it as a day out.
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
Well mouthy how many????
Are you on the sauce. You want to tell Jim his team for Saturday. ;D
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
And you know the starting Dublin for the AISF. As I said your whole Dublin are treating it as a day out.
You telling me that you couldn't pick at least 8 of the dublin team then you are a soccer fan in disguise....muppet
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
Well mouthy how many????
Are you on the sauce. You want to tell Jim his team for Saturday. ;D
Lol everyone acting like the main dublin team is some sort of state secret.
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 05:16:05 PM
But why , can anyone explain why Tyrone would prefer to play Kerry . To me it seems so stupid , time will tell I suppose but a handy semi against a tired over the hill mayo surely the better option.
Tyrone believe they are second best team in country. Given there is only 4 teams in the country running second behind Dublin and Donegal tanked them it's a huge gamble. Also better believing they somehow handed Dublin this win physiologically if by some miracle they get pass Kerry.
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
And you know the starting Dublin for the AISF. As I said your whole Dublin are treating it as a day out.
You telling me that you couldn't pick at least 8 of the dublin team then you are a soccer fan in disguise....muppet
So you can pick half the team good man. Dublin can only beat the team on pitch if Mickey is afraid of main team getting a tanking. Great game plan.
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
And you know the starting Dublin for the AISF. As I said your whole Dublin are treating it as a day out.
You telling me that you couldn't pick at least 8 of the dublin team then you are a soccer fan in disguise....muppet
So you can pick half the team good man. Dublin can only beat the team on pitch if Mickey is afraid of main team getting a tanking. Great game plan.
According to you nobody new of of the starting team so thought I failed well. If tyrone 2/3 string team got beat by 6 points. 3 of which were a late goal I dont think the first team would have fared any worse.
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Dublin taking this more serious than Tyrone
Your hole.
Great analysis. How many of dublin starting team are on compared with tyrone..
And you know the starting Dublin for the AISF. As I said your whole Dublin are treating it as a day out.
You telling me that you couldn't pick at least 8 of the dublin team then you are a soccer fan in disguise....muppet
So you can pick half the team good man. Dublin can only beat the team on pitch if Mickey is afraid of main team getting a tanking. Great game plan.
According to you nobody new of of the starting team so thought I failed well. If tyrone 2/3 string team got beat by 6 points. 3 of which were a late goal I dont think the first team would have fared any worse.
Can you quote where I said nobody knew any of the starting team. In half a dozen posts you showed you are on the sauce or talking through your hole or both.
By the time Dublin made replacements before throw in there was about 2 starters in there and they were boys needing game time. I don't think any one team took it any more serious than the other but one team's reserves looked a good bit better.
Not sure it was even played at league game intensity.
A Tyrone 2nd string beat by a Dublin 2nd string enjoying a day out. Nothing to see here at all from this game you are just making a fool of yourself.
Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
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Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
Comedy gold. He will be walking on water next.
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Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
Comedy gold. He will be walking on water next.
😂😂😂😂
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
Tyrone have been aiming for Kerry for weeks now. They'll beat them too.
I would say a few things learned today...
Grugan looks fit for game time at least for Tyrone.
Connolly still hasn't discipline.
Brogan still has it.
On both sides I think a couple of boys won't have done their chances much good.
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
You Mayo lads may be frightened senseless of Kerry and rightly so given your history but in Tyrone, not so much.
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Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
Comedy gold. He will be walking on water next.
Don't reply to this ejit
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Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
You Mayo lads may be frightened senseless of Kerry and rightly so given your history but in Tyrone, not so much.
We have beaten Kerry a bit recently . Has nowt to do with what I'm saying , GAA people can be incredibly naive imo , Kerry v Dublin was the semi that was needed . See how it pans out now shur
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I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
Tyrone have been aiming for Kerry for weeks now. They'll beat them too.
You're killing me. ;D
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
You mean Tyrone should have engineered a handy semi against a bogey team?
Does Sherlock still think he's playing? He was never off the pitch today.
Will Sunday Game show the nasty elbow by Niall Sludden on Brogan? Hopefully will be flagged and he not playing against us next weekend. Surprised Dublin Joe didn't flash the card.
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Does Sherlock still think he's playing? He was never off the pitch today.
And the maor uisce. He was like a 16th man
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Will Sunday Game show the nasty elbow by Niall Sludden on Brogan? Hopefully will be flagged and he not playing against us next weekend. Surprised Dublin Joe didn't flash the card.
Eh? You serious? That was an accidental clash
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Will Sunday Game show the nasty elbow by Niall Sludden on Brogan? Hopefully will be flagged and he not playing against us next weekend. Surprised Dublin Joe didn't flash the card.
Eh? You serious? That was an accidental clash
Watch it again. He knew what he was doing. If Paul Murphy or Peter Crowley done that we wouldn't hear the end of it
Quote from: imtommygunn on August 04, 2019, 07:20:53 PM
I would say a few things learned today...
Grugan looks fit for game time at least for Tyrone.
Connolly still hasn't discipline.
Brogan still has it.
On both sides I think a couple of boys won't have done their chances much good.
Connolly had a good game today and I'd be amazed if he doesn't make the bench on Sat night
He was unlucky with the black card. Mistimed the tackle. To criticise his discipline is ridiculous
Comerford excellent under the high ball and another youngster Bugler was the best player on the pitch
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Does Sherlock still think he's playing? He was never off the pitch today.
Second rate player. Top class water carrier
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I would say a few things learned today...
Grugan looks fit for game time at least for Tyrone.
Connolly still hasn't discipline.
Brogan still has it.
On both sides I think a couple of boys won't have done their chances much good.
Connolly had a good game today and I'd be amazed if he doesn't make the bench on Sat night
He was unlucky with the black card. Mistimed the tackle. To criticise his discipline is ridiculous
Comerford excellent under the high ball and another youngster Bugler was the best player on the pitch
Ah I like connolly. He is fantastic but he needs to keep his nose clean for his own good to get back on that team. He wasn't unlucky. It's a black cars when you pull a man down and he pulled a man down. I hope gavin keeps with him though.
Yes goalie was excellent. I thought looking at the Tyrone goalie he would probably be a better number 1 than Morgan.
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Quote from: imtommygunn on August 04, 2019, 07:20:53 PM
I would say a few things learned today...
Grugan looks fit for game time at least for Tyrone.
Connolly still hasn't discipline.
Brogan still has it.
On both sides I think a couple of boys won't have done their chances much good.
Connolly had a good game today and I'd be amazed if he doesn't make the bench on Sat night
He was unlucky with the black card. Mistimed the tackle. To criticise his discipline is ridiculous
Comerford excellent under the high ball and another youngster Bugler was the best player on the pitch
Ha! Connolly's black card was hilarious-highlight of the game. Out and out rugby tackle. Great to see.
Quote from: Whishtup on August 04, 2019, 09:03:04 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on August 04, 2019, 08:43:02 PM
Quote from: imtommygunn on August 04, 2019, 07:20:53 PM
I would say a few things learned today...
Grugan looks fit for game time at least for Tyrone.
Connolly still hasn't discipline.
Brogan still has it.
On both sides I think a couple of boys won't have done their chances much good.
Connolly had a good game today and I'd be amazed if he doesn't make the bench on Sat night
He was unlucky with the black card. Mistimed the tackle. To criticise his discipline is ridiculous
Comerford excellent under the high ball and another youngster Bugler was the best player on the pitch
Ha! Connolly's black card was hilarious-highlight of the game. Out and out rugby tackle. Great to see.
Clear black card, but tackle was more reckless than cynical. He still played well. Scored a point, laid on a few lovely passes and won a few kick outs. Great to see him back. If you cant enjoy watching players like Connolly why watch football at all??
Quote from: kerryforsam19 on August 04, 2019, 08:37:40 PM
Quote from: tonto1888 on August 04, 2019, 08:32:12 PM
Quote from: kerryforsam19 on August 04, 2019, 08:19:30 PM
Will Sunday Game show the nasty elbow by Niall Sludden on Brogan? Hopefully will be flagged and he not playing against us next weekend. Surprised Dublin Joe didn't flash the card.
Eh? You serious? That was an accidental clash
Watch it again. He knew what he was doing. If Paul Murphy or Peter Crowley done that we wouldn't hear the end of it
Christ and they say Tyronies have a persecution complex.
Quote from: imtommygunn on August 04, 2019, 09:00:08 PM
Quote from: dublin7 on August 04, 2019, 08:43:02 PM
Quote from: imtommygunn on August 04, 2019, 07:20:53 PM
I would say a few things learned today...
Grugan looks fit for game time at least for Tyrone.
Connolly still hasn't discipline.
Brogan still has it.
On both sides I think a couple of boys won't have done their chances much good.
Connolly had a good game today and I'd be amazed if he doesn't make the bench on Sat night
He was unlucky with the black card. Mistimed the tackle. To criticise his discipline is ridiculous
Comerford excellent under the high ball and another youngster Bugler was the best player on the pitch
Ah I like connolly. He is fantastic but he needs to keep his nose clean for his own good to get back on that team. He wasn't unlucky. It's a black cars when you pull a man down and he pulled a man down. I hope gavin keeps with him though.
Yes goalie was excellent. I thought looking at the Tyrone goalie he would probably be a better number 1 than Morgan.
Funny old game. I thought Grugan was poor, ditto Connolly. Think he's a long way of the starting 15 for Dublin.
Also Richie Donnelly has dropped a lot imo. Far too many Hollywood passes that go wrong. Loses position far too much.
Haven't seen much of Kennedy this year but was impressed (kick pass aside 🤦♂️ ) with him.
Quote from: tonto1888 on August 04, 2019, 07:23:51 PM
Quote from: t_mac on August 04, 2019, 06:23:50 PM
Quote from: under the bar on August 04, 2019, 06:10:32 PM
Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
Comedy gold. He will be walking on water next.
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Definitely t Mac must be on profile 7 or 8 by now. Best ignored.
Quote from: RedHand88 on August 04, 2019, 09:22:41 PM
Quote from: kerryforsam19 on August 04, 2019, 08:37:40 PM
Quote from: tonto1888 on August 04, 2019, 08:32:12 PM
Quote from: kerryforsam19 on August 04, 2019, 08:19:30 PM
Will Sunday Game show the nasty elbow by Niall Sludden on Brogan? Hopefully will be flagged and he not playing against us next weekend. Surprised Dublin Joe didn't flash the card.
Eh? You serious? That was an accidental clash
Watch it again. He knew what he was doing. If Paul Murphy or Peter Crowley done that we wouldn't hear the end of it
Christ and they say Tyronies have a persecution complex.
Don't reply to this eejit.
I have great time for Connolly, probably the best footballer I've ever seen. It was great seeing him back and I thought he did quite well. However, I'm not sure if he'll be up to the intensity Mayo will bring next week. That said, I would be shocked if he wasn't on the 26 I would be shocked and I'd certainly be worried to see him appear against Mayo.
Quote from: RedHand88 on August 04, 2019, 09:22:41 PM
Quote from: kerryforsam19 on August 04, 2019, 08:37:40 PM
Quote from: tonto1888 on August 04, 2019, 08:32:12 PM
Quote from: kerryforsam19 on August 04, 2019, 08:19:30 PM
Will Sunday Game show the nasty elbow by Niall Sludden on Brogan? Hopefully will be flagged and he not playing against us next weekend. Surprised Dublin Joe didn't flash the card.
Eh? You serious? That was an accidental clash
Watch it again. He knew what he was doing. If Paul Murphy or Peter Crowley done that we wouldn't hear the end of it
Christ and they say Tyronies have a persecution complex.
Can't believe this is happening but I'm an Armagh man defending a Tyrone player. Well done kerrydorsam
Quote from: Mayo4Sam14 on August 04, 2019, 09:56:03 PM
I have great time for Connolly, probably the best footballer I've ever seen. It was great seeing him back and I thought he did quite well. However, I'm not sure if he'll be up to the intensity Mayo will bring next week. That said, I would be shocked if he wasn't on the 26 I would be shocked and I'd certainly be worried to see him appear against Mayo.
I imagine today was all about bringing him into the 26 for next week and, more than likely, the final
Quote from: tonto1888 on August 04, 2019, 10:10:28 PM
Quote from: Mayo4Sam14 on August 04, 2019, 09:56:03 PM
I have great time for Connolly, probably the best footballer I've ever seen. It was great seeing him back and I thought he did quite well. However, I'm not sure if he'll be up to the intensity Mayo will bring next week. That said, I would be shocked if he wasn't on the 26 I would be shocked and I'd certainly be worried to see him appear against Mayo.
I imagine today was all about bringing him into the 26 for next week and, more than likely, the final
I was surprised he didn't get a run against Roscommon, it would be a big game to throw him into after so long out
I might be reading too much into this but hear me out...
The Connolly situation reads a bit like complacency from Gavin, getting Connolly's game time in today and next week so he can play a key role in the final, but they've made no final yet!
Quote from: trueblue1234 on August 04, 2019, 09:30:46 PM
Quote from: tonto1888 on August 04, 2019, 07:23:51 PM
Quote from: t_mac on August 04, 2019, 06:23:50 PM
Quote from: under the bar on August 04, 2019, 06:10:32 PM
Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
Comedy gold. He will be walking on water next.
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Definitely t Mac must be on profile 7 or 8 by now. Best ignored.
He's from Armagh. To be ridiculed rather than scorned! ;D
What's the capacity of Omagh?
If Dublin win this year it would be 5 years without a single championship loss?
Quote from: Solo_run on August 04, 2019, 10:43:24 PM
If Dublin win this year it would be 5 years without a single championship loss?
Of course yes . They have only lost two games in nine years 11-19 . Mayo in 12 and Donegal in 14 , it's incredible .
Quote from: Mayo4Sam14 on August 04, 2019, 09:56:03 PM
I have great time for Connolly, probably the best footballer I've ever seen. It was great seeing him back and I thought he did quite well. However, I'm not sure if he'll be up to the intensity Mayo will bring next week. That said, I would be shocked if he wasn't on the 26 I would be shocked and I'd certainly be worried to see him appear against Mayo.
Firmly believe Connolly was brought in because Gavin thought we'd a lack of depth at 10/12 after Howard and Scully. But Bugler's return from injury, and man of the match performance, might keep Connolly out of the 26.
Although on balance, I would expect that Connolly's fielding ability in particular should see him get on the bench.
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
When was the last time Dublin won handy against Mayo in the championship? I'd expect Saturday to be every bit as much of a war as the last 3 AI finals they've met in.
Quote from: Hound on August 05, 2019, 01:12:52 PM
Quote from: Mayo4Sam14 on August 04, 2019, 09:56:03 PM
I have great time for Connolly, probably the best footballer I've ever seen. It was great seeing him back and I thought he did quite well. However, I'm not sure if he'll be up to the intensity Mayo will bring next week. That said, I would be shocked if he wasn't on the 26 I would be shocked and I'd certainly be worried to see him appear against Mayo.
Firmly believe Connolly was brought in because Gavin thought we'd a lack of depth at 10/12 after Howard and Scully. But Bugler's return from injury, and man of the match performance, might keep Connolly out of the 26.
Although on balance, I would expect that Connolly's fielding ability in particular should see him get on the bench.
Or, What Jim Gavin was saying for the last couple of years is true, he was always welcome back. Fair play to Jim Gavin, i would say plenty of managers would say no at the tail end of they season.
Quote from: Armagh18 on August 05, 2019, 01:27:50 PM
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
When was the last time Dublin won handy against Mayo in the championship? I'd expect Saturday to be every bit as much of a war as the last 3 AI finals they've met in.
Tyrone could of easily beat Dublin in this game and would now be most likely looking forward to a final
Quote from: larryin89 on August 12, 2019, 04:44:39 PM
Quote from: Armagh18 on August 05, 2019, 01:27:50 PM
Quote from: larryin89 on August 04, 2019, 06:52:21 PM
I still think it was the height of stupidity by Tyrone . Why not force a Kerry v Dublin semi final whilst getting a handy semi yourself . Mickey Harte is an idiot for approaching it the way he did. The secret to spoiling five was to pit them against the kingdom in a semi.
When was the last time Dublin won handy against Mayo in the championship? I'd expect Saturday to be every bit as much of a war as the last 3 AI finals they've met in.
Tyrone could of easily beat Dublin in this game and would now be most likely looking forward to a final
Quote from: under the bar on August 04, 2019, 06:10:32 PM
Mickey Harte masterclass. Sold Gavin a dummy and the smug twat fell for it hook, line and sinker. ;) ;D
;D