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Would last nights ruling also mean that adult games will now be Sunday being that U18s will likely be during the week and 18 year olds eligible for adult football?

Does anyone know what the shortest tenure is for a County Chair?

it was communicated to clubs u15 league starting 11th march..I know our club have been playing friendlies, training hard etc past 6 weeks...

and lot are at older age bracket and have to move to 16s which is already top heavy with players

I guess its just back to drawing board if vote goes through..

This isn't true.

The news only broke on 20th of January that U15s would be played first. 6 weeks  6 sessions more like it you drama queen

Clubs are maybe thinking of that drop off from u17s - lads that aren't ready or don't want to make the step to senior or reserve and they'll get an extra year underage football for them at u18 level. I am for it to be implemented this year. I'd imagine they'll just go with the proposed start dates - u15 will now be u16 to start mid March. Shouldn't be too much of an inconvenience to clubs to get that organised.

But the Whatsapp groups have already been created

hearing the co board will change all youth age groups back to 8-10-12-14-16-18  for this season this week after sending out groups & start dates to clubs a few weeks back based on 9-11-13-15-17-19..15s were due to start in a few weeks.
another mess.
I welcome this change for next year but not now when teams already out training and the county ages are staying as is.

Is this true? Teams have been entered for U19 competition so is this just scrapped again. Martin Sludden has had a nightmare start to his tenure, what is the shortest term for a county chair to date?

No McCurry is a surprise he's our best forward by some distance imo. A few players very very lucky to be starting based on their showing last weekend.

Optimistic they can pull something out of the bag. Tyrone by 3.

McCurry hasn't been about much, took a break during mckenna cup only coming back into the squad for the finsk and was very rusty

Jacks current team are an absolute pub team, ringing around to round up a squad ahead of the championship, he has wasted his best years there

It'll prob take a year or two to come out, but fairly amateurush set up is what I am hearing time & again. Won Sam and earned huge credit, by making some genuine excellent tweaks to an existing set up.
I have little faith in current management arrangement to be honest. Some really underwhelming reports

Joint managers... Really?

Didn't look like a team at all today

For the All-Ireland Club Intermediate & Junior Championship to be equal and remain competitive, every county must abide by the same rules.

In Tyrone there are 16 teams in Senior and Intermediate, with the remaining teams playing Junior championship - Essentially Galbally are the 17th best and Stewartstown are the 33rd best teams in Tyrone for 2022.

Kerry Senior championship has 16 teams, however 8 of these teams are 'Divisional' such as East Kerry, therefore only 8 teams are official clubs. So, excluding the 'Divisional' teams, that means Rathmore are the 9th best team in Kerry football in 2022 - Using league positions, the equivalent in Tyrone would be Ardboe in 2022.

There are a further 16 clubs in Kerry Intermediate football, meaning Fossa are the 25th best team in Kerry football in 2022 - Using league positions, the equivalent in Tyrone would be Aghyaran/Owen Roes in 2022.

It cant be fair that on the All-Ireland stage, the 9th best team in Kerry play the 17th best in Tyrone for the Intermediate All-Ireland, or the 25th best team in Kerry play the 33rd best in Tyrone for the Junior All-Ireland.

The Divisional Championships they play are a fantastic idea and give Intermediate and Junior players the chance to play Senior Championship, but if these All-Irelands are to remain viable, every county needs to be entering teams at an equal par.

I would say galbally are at least as good as arboe and would say Tintown wish be same as Yarn.

Does anyone have the final league tables from last year. The Tyrone website only has after 12 plays in the archive.

All the links seem to have disappeared for some reason.

Try the wayback machine:

https://web.archive.org/web/20221128011832/https://tyronegaa.ie/fixtures-results/

Though the end of season playoffs have messed up the final league tables. In the dropdown menu 'Div 2 Senior League play off final' is actually the  Division 2 table.
But it's probably easy enough to work back to get the correct placings.
Hopefully somebody sorts it all out.

Who do we assign blame to here? New PRO?

Does anyone have the final league tables from last year. The Tyrone website only has after 12 plays in the archive.

Notions.

Need to learn how to spell the clubs name.

Tbf to the above poster I hear the exact same.

Any word at all of a McKenna Cup panel? I think it's bad form they don't release a panel at all to at least give recognition to the boys called up. It was a guessing game as to who was in the extended panel last year. Hard to know what kind of line up we'll see on Wednesday.

Current management team have no manners when it comes to naming championship teams and panels they are hardly going to do it for mckenna cup

Galbally very comfortable