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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and H...

Last post by Truthsayer - Today at 07:56:17 AM

Was there extra time in those games or was it straight to pens.

Extra time

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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by Armagh18 - Today at 07:07:08 AM

Armagh have shown glimpses of the 2022 championship form this year but I'd still be worried that they will slip back into last years negative mindset when faced with better opposition. The same thing happened in the League final again when the stakes were heightened and the fear of losing took over. 

The Ulster final, should we get there, could well be the defining game of the season because they won't be winning an All Ireland title. For a lot of those players it's probably the last chance saloon to try and win meaningful silverware.

Is it meaningful silverware?

Theres only 3 trophies you can win at the start of the year. If an Ulster title isn't meaningful why bother even playing

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General discussion / Re: Premier League 2023-2024

Last post by jcpen - Today at 05:51:00 AM

Everton blessed that there is 3 teams worse than them yet again. They will avoid relegation.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and H...

Last post by Eire90 - Today at 05:00:15 AM

Was there extra time in those games or was it straight to pens.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and H...

Last post by Truthsayer - Today at 02:03:33 AM

Jim Devlin Cup quarter-finals:
Saturday 27th April @ 2pm

Clonoe v Errigal Ciaran
Trillick v Galbally
Dungannon v Dromore
Pomeroy v Omagh

3 teams with home advantage again.

Worth asking how that came about.

Just luck of the draw... thats the format first drawn out at home.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and H...

Last post by Aaron Boone - Today at 01:42:50 AM

Jim Devlin Cup quarter-finals:
Saturday 27th April @ 2pm

Clonoe v Errigal Ciaran
Trillick v Galbally
Dungannon v Dromore
Pomeroy v Omagh

3 teams with home advantage again.

Worth asking how that came about.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and H...

Last post by Truthsayer - Today at 01:19:00 AM

Jim Devlin Cup quarter-finals:
Saturday 27th April @ 2pm

Clonoe v Errigal Ciaran 
Trillick v Galbally
Dungannon v Dromore
Pomeroy v Omagh

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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by armaghniac - Today at 12:06:36 AM

Armagh have shown glimpses of the 2022 championship form this year but I'd still be worried that they will slip back into last years negative mindset when faced with better opposition. The same thing happened in the League final again when the stakes were heightened and the fear of losing took over. 

The Ulster final, should we get there, could well be the defining game of the season because they won't be winning an All Ireland title. For a lot of those players it's probably the last chance saloon to try and win meaningful silverware.

Is it meaningful silverware?

No, neither is the league, Sam is the only show in town!! 

the Ulster championship has an important advantage in that someone other than Dublin has to win it.

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GAA Discussion / Re: Joe Brolly

Last post by onefineday - April 15, 2024, 11:54:56 PM

Apparently Glass is a top lad !!

Conor has received a full pardon from Joe who has eulogized the man, his leadership character and his football genius.
 In Joe's eyes, Conor accepted Joe's criticism as a challenge to overcome and bury his inadequacies.

Brilliant and absolutely spot on, that's exactly his spin on it - and he may actually believe it too.

Sure he credited himself with turning Dublin's tactics around in that same piece where he hoped Derry could get within 6 PTS of Dublin. He referenced an earlier article where he told con's da that Dublin needs to get the ball in to con and lo and behold they did that and transformed the team.

Maybe he should take the reigns down in mayo if mcstay doesn't make it happen - all totally pro-bono of course.

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GAA Discussion / Re: Ulster Senior football cha...

Last post by JoG2 - April 15, 2024, 11:36:58 PM

Armagh have shown glimpses of the 2022 championship form this year but I'd still be worried that they will slip back into last years negative mindset when faced with better opposition. The same thing happened in the League final again when the stakes were heightened and the fear of losing took over. 

The Ulster final, should we get there, could well be the defining game of the season because they won't be winning an All Ireland title. For a lot of those players it's probably the last chance saloon to try and win meaningful silverware.

Is it meaningful silverware?

No, neither is the league, Sam is the only show in town!!