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Do we reckon there will be senior fixtures played next weekend, the 13,14th?

For Division one it will be reserve championship games

Forgot Michael Cassidy. Is Murnaghan from Killyclogher Or David Mulgrew still on the panel

both gone

Peter Teague also

500 from what I hear- i assume it's 2 per club once again

1700, 8 tickets per club

Has anyone had Playr-Fit or SB Sports gear for their clubs? Club has been looking at some kits for U7/U9 etc. Both seem reasonable but not much cheaper than O'Neills. Both are keen to get stuff in though. Not overly sure on the quality of either. I know a local boxing club got the SB stuff and they seem happy with it. Going to look at MFC and Peninsula Sports too. I'm wary of getting more training like tops instead of jerseys but if we're honest even O'Neills jerseys don't last that long anymore. We've ones from 15 years ago and they're in better shape than some of the new ones.

Our club have been using MFC for 4 or 5 years now, top quality gear and 10 times better service than O'Neill's, can't see us ever changing, much better value too

Anyone at dromore and edendork, I see Mark mcreynolds complaining of the ref getting the score wrong

Score was right but scoreboard was wrong, was confusing, ref tried to correct the scoreboard during the game but was never done

Two opt outs last night.

Go on....

Played for the Rahilly's tonight

I see a good few of the under 19 games didn't go ahead.

Good to see the start of the ACL this Friday Night. Game one you can't win the league but you can certainly lose it.

The U19 league doesn't start to this weekend

I know I have said it before but our club has went with MFC gear for the past few years and it really is top quality, great designs too

Dromore won the reserve championship with a 0-15 to 0-8 victory over Carmen

Never drank at college (90-94) so was able to go out every night, had a weekly routine, think the Chaplency was a Monday night for the Irish night, great craic. The crescent was a regular spot but never felt safe in it, the Union ran a great night (might have been Weds?), actually had my stag night in it (got married the week after my finals, think i was the only student in Belfast that was engaged at college, this partly explains why I didn't drink. The best spot was I think called The Elms, it was just before you came to Lavery's, some great bands in it, think it may have been the Thursday night spot. Lavery's was a complete no no then days, full of the Village gentlemen, Hatfield also a definite no no then, was locals only. Bishops on a Sunday evening was the great food wise, beside that was a constant diet of spuds, beans and sausages and penguin biscuits that I shared with the mice in my bedroom, except my final year I lived in Stranmillis when Sphinx and the Chinese beside it were my local chefs. Have two children up there now, really feel for them as covid has wrecked a year and a half of their college life, holy lands is full of Romanians now.

Any word on the league formats for this year ?

Clubs have voted for option A full leagues with starred games at the start, great decision

Surely the majority of division one and two clubs will choose option A, players and supporters are all crying out for competitive football, for the good of everybody mentally and physically we must get good GAA games going as soon as we are allowed, yes it's tough on one or two clubs but there will be plenty of time for them to build up points later on the season with their full team. The other two option basically have nothing for players until Tyrone are out which is going to be late July or August, maybe even end of August. The soccer clubs would be running their hands with the influx of new players

I can't see it. You'll have Trillick, Coalisland, Dungannon, Galbally, Errigal, Edendork etc who will not play that many starred games with the real possibility of getting relegated. It'd be at least 60% of points/game without their County players.

Some of these games will be against other teams in the same position so won't be overly affected in these games, also if Tyrone just hold the 24 named players for game day and release the rest to play for the club (which is what should be happening) then there will be less effected. Either way to keep club players from playing games until late July or even the end of August will be the ruination of club football for years to come as players are going to be seriously disillusioned

Surely the majority of division one and two clubs will choose option A, players and supporters are all crying out for competitive football, for the good of everybody mentally and physically we must get good GAA games going as soon as we are allowed, yes it's tough on one or two clubs but there will be plenty of time for them to build up points later on the season with their full team. The other two option basically have nothing for players until Tyrone are out which is going to be late July or August, maybe even end of August. The soccer clubs would be running their hands with the influx of new players

The Spirit of Paul McGirr foundation, could be used to buy materials for a school they are currently building in Lusaka, a great GAA charity

I seen the email that the county board sent out today and it's obvious a few clubs have been caught out training while the ban is on, who is guilty?