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I heard some clubs have objected. The only quarm division 3 clubs is having to play 24 games - could barely fit in 22 last year. There also has tobe some way of restricting who plays where. If x was playingi on the senior team and was injured. he was fit for the thirds championship match which took place 3 weeks before errigal played in the reserve championship. Does that mean he can play in the thirds before reserves and then once he plays in the reserve match he cant play for the thirds. Or if Errigal have no division 1 matches on the sunday do they stack the thirds team. If x got injured during senior match - do they use him in the htirds to regain some match fitness. There are endless difficult solutions that may disadvantage division 3 clubs

I see in todays irish news that county teams will be alowed a runner on the pitch during matches. who will tyrones be? i cant see any of the current management team being mobile enough to carry out such a task. e.g. Feaarghal McCann, Tony Donnelly or Mickey Moynagh maybe

"some bad blood between some of the put together regions of the club why throw more teams at it"

Do you reckon this could resurrect the Glencull breakaway faction led by certain families . Glencull would have some team now though.

Where will the thirds play there home games. Errigal could carry out maintenace on the pitch at glencull and use this as there ground for the thirds.

Did anyone read the article in the irish news - interview with Mickey Harte - about how the Ulster Council were infringing on players human rights. Why can he not let things lie the way they are - he always has to be in dispute with someone. In my opinion he will not give in on this as he wouldnt want people to think he was wrong. He would see this as the ulster council v harte, oh they have a pick on me. But in reality it is just the normal practice. Do you think the 3 uuj players on the bench were there on sunday because of there own choice or was it because they were afraid of going against the messiah of glencull who always has to get his own way

Managers -
Dromore - Noel McGinn
Carrickmore - Dom Corrigan
Galbally - Paddy Tally
Augher - Barry Grimes
Omagh - Tiffy Quinn/ McCaffery
Clogher - McCaughey/ Stephen Quinn
Glenelly - Sean O Kane
Tattyreagh - Declan Armstrong
Loughmacrory - Paddy McGuigan