Quote from: mattockranger on January 29, 2009, 01:21:13 PM
The full-back McElhone...? Was he full back for the tyrone minors a few seasons back? An omagh man ??
Yes he is an omagh player!
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The full-back McElhone...? Was he full back for the tyrone minors a few seasons back? An omagh man ??
Quote from: EC Unique on January 28, 2009, 11:58:28 AM
Paul Quinn from Errigal was on last year's panel and his name is not on the list
Quote from: Aghdavoyle on January 22, 2009, 03:39:32 PMQuote from: amigo on January 22, 2009, 03:31:31 PM
I think Paul Kernan and Brendan McKeown are good enough for starting slots!! Going on what i have seen of them in the past few seasons!!!
Is that "skinny"? a v good club marker but not fit for county football imho
Quote from: Wee Roddy on January 13, 2009, 11:55:02 AM
As a fellow clubman of Conor Gormleys, I would be dissapointed at some peoples perseption of the man. Anyone who knows him will tell you that he is a rather shy, withdrawn individual who does not like the limelight. He on the other hand does not like losing and on more than one occasion that I recall for both club and county, he has had battles with referees for an entire match! Particulay at club level Gormley would feel that he gets harshly treated at times because of who he is. He was sent off in last years club championship for virtual nothing more than a check.
But he does not goad individuals....well at least while playing for his club!!
I am sure he does not give a damn as he is getting marreid this weekend anyway.
Quote from: lynchbhoy on January 06, 2009, 12:41:18 PMQuote from: Maximus Marillius on January 06, 2009, 11:52:12 AM....so their previous u21 successes, what were theyQuote from: lynchbhoy on January 06, 2009, 11:47:14 AM
fecking hell lads, you dont have to have the talent of kerryin order to win a few games.
Cavan in 97 were poor enough but won an ulster - prob due to new coaching, discipline and selection from motivated manager martin whingeface mchugh.
IMO Tyrone without Mickey harte would be sliding into div 2 and back where they came from very quickly.
(they also dont have a midfielder it would seem,in any of all their Ireland wins but they cope well without it based on different ball winning strategies)
Jez LB you still in dream land. Tyrone senior team is based on a group of players who won 1 All Ireland minor and 2 U21 All Ireland titles, also Cavan got to the fibal of the u21 All Ireland in 96, and also the Ulster senior final of 95 before 97 arrived. Any team that i see who has won anything has some underage success in the process.
Derry won u21, minors etc where did that lead
cork and laois have won minor, u21 - still no big sign of either doing fcuk all
plenty more examples of teams that win minor and u21 and end up doing nothing in senior to more or less conclude that tyrones minor and u21 wins were almost co-incidental ! Sure wasnt the star of a couple of those teams Gerard cavlan who couldnt get his starting place on the senior side...
Derrys minor win in 89 yielded just two on the senior AI winning 93 side.... hardly compelling evidence
Donegal had nothing to draw from...Likewise dublin....
I still say that a good manager will maximise the resources at his disposal. Fermanagh and monaghan would be prime examples along with tyrone
imo
think its you doing the day dreaming max !
Quote from: culchie11 on January 06, 2009, 12:03:02 PM
look boys, as i have said before if we can start competing with teams for 60 mins it will be a very positive step!!
then kick on from there, you have to learn how to compete for the hour first.
you cant expect to beat a team by playing for 15 or 20 mins in a match!!
the cavan game will tell us more, its one i hope and expect us to win!!
i hear sean mcveigh had a superb game at full back, would like to see how big benny hasson and mick would play together!!
mick has a great footballing brain.
alot of positives to take out of sundays match.
with cj, sean kelly, paddy cunningham, andy mcclean and a few more due back for the league, makes good reading!!
bannside what do you make of the idea of all county minor and u16 leagues!!
Quote from: SidelineKick on December 19, 2008, 02:38:51 PM
Let me tell you something rrhf I work a minimum of 55 hrs per week, when I go home my mobile stays on in case anything else needs dealing with, I was informed we were getting 2 weeks hols, now we're not. Where I work I do what needs to be done for the company, theres nothing set in concrete here about legal days off and legal working hours.
11 hours a day, no lunch hour. Lunch is eaten at the desk while I work away. Bluffer? I beg to differ.
Count up over the year how many extra hrs I work compared to your good self. Convert that into days and call me a bluffer again.
Quote from: SidelineKick on December 19, 2008, 02:07:55 PM
No bonus here either, and just got the sucker punch that we're working monday and tuesday. Everyone was confident we'd be getting off today. Not f**king happy.
Quote from: Radioulster on December 11, 2008, 04:49:26 PM
This is a very tricky issue for all concerned. Hard not to feel sorry for the lad but I feel your club are overusing him Doire abu. If he plays on he will play FIVE years in minor football. It is like being allowed to go out when you are 16, you're sick of it at 18. Could it be the same for this lad. Ask yourself honestly has he been given the jersey or has he earned it? you know the answer. What will your club do with the next big thing? If you carry on this path with this player you will defenitly have a case of burnout. Experts like Max lol would talk about it being to do with dual clubs. Burnout is a mental thing not a physical thing and can lead to reduced enjoyment and poor motivation levels and stress of a level that a 14 year old is not ready for. The bottom line is that they won an U16 championship and there were bound to be boys in line to come on in front of him. It would have only taken one. This is a petty argument by Cavan Gaels and one that sums up the enjoyment going out of the game but the fact that you were prepared to parachute a lad of 14 in says enough about your clubs attitude. Have you considered how petty BDerry looked with trying to get their selector off so he was involved against you've guessed it Cavan Gaels. If you live by the committee room unfortuanately you can die by the committee room