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I see Mickey's on the news tonight talking up Tyrone for the All-Ireland. Some might see that as bravado but seems like last Sunday has re-energised him. Fair play.

which news station?

Is there anyone on here who can explain to me what Conor Clarke has to offer, the man is actually struggling to play well at club for a few years now never mind being the standard of county. When I think of the likes of Dan Mc Nulty sitting at home who can offer us size and power in a ff line whilst we run out a player clearly not at this level. Bewilderingly to say the least.

Does Dan McNulty actually want to play for Tyrone? His name gets bandied about on this thread quite a bit but I'm quite sure if the lad had indicated a desire to play and that he was going to fully commit then he would be on the panel.

I agree with the previous post about Harte and Sludden. Mickey made the point that he doesn't like throwing young players in without having a certain number of senior players to help guide them through. But I really cannot agree that having Peter Harte play two games in two days in December 2016 is going to help us win an all-Ireland in September 2017. I'd actually question the necessity of Peter Harte playing much football in January in the Mckenna cup never mind the O'finch Cup in December.

Also has anyone heard about anyone who might be dropping off the panel this year?

hopefully aiden mc crory and tiernan mc cann.

to be fair to clarke he has had alot of injuries this last few yrs. showed alot of potential as an underage player. mc nulty should have got a chance but id say its more to do with us keepin the running game so wont need a target man in full foward. its a real mess.

peter harte and niall sludden both played for ulster on saturday then came on as subs on sunday. what exactly is mickey harte trying to achieve here? its december.

whos to say they wouldnt have won the 96 and 99 all irelands with a different manager anyway?

boylan stayed another 6 yrs after his last all ireland in 99. mickey has stayed 8.

both o dwyer and boylan stayed too long and done a lot of long term damage. kerry never reached an all ireland final for 11 yrs after they won in 86.

i dont know what we are gonna do when mickey is gone. we'll just have to play hurling or rugby i guess. wer prob not that far off playin rugby at the minute anyway.

the memory of those great all ireland wins is fading fast.

i agree with longballin but i would add that in 2001 we also won ulster and in 2002 we won our first ever national league title.

We won Ulster last year!

yes i know but my point was that we were winning titles pre harte.  the tyrone gaa world did not start in 2003

i agree with longballin but i would add that in 2001 we also won ulster and in 2002 we won our first ever national league title.

id say we can disregard the 3 posts above this because they make very little sense. straw clutching and confusing.

we won a heap of meaningless games against against div 2 teams and lost the only one that really mattered so cop on. and i think ul find thats why teams fell away like meath post boylan and kerry post mick o dwyer is because those men stayed too long. same with man utd prob but i dont care much for english soccer.

mickeys tactics have become that bad he has resorted to praying before games? all them prayers werent much good against mayo. pathetic

i think its fair to say that 2017 is a huge year for both tyrone and mickey harte. prob the biggest year since 03 cause if we cant break into the top 3 in ireland then we havent progressed and mickey will be gone.