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None of my business but i love in general how as soon as someone does something you dont like they "need to consider their position". That bullshit really grinds. What happens then when the next guy does something you dont like. Call for his head, continue to infinity...

https://www.irishnews.com/sport/gaafootball/2021/11/13/news/tyrone-turned-down-tg4-in-favour-of-streaming-final-2505642/

I think heads do need to roll here. Micky Kerr, Treasurer and McConnell should step down or be removed from Tyrone football for putting money ahead of the population of Tyrone.

Isn't it the job of the County board to raise funds. Emyes the price hike is large but if the money is going into helping the team surely its worth while. Other counties have cheaper subscriptions like Down but look at where they are at compared with tyrone.

£16 is steep for the game, thought £10-12 would have been more than enough if the money is used correctly to bring further success to Tyrone then surely its money well spent.

If tg4 had shown it live does the county board get a payment from it?

Healy park sponsor boards and jersey sponsors have missed out on some advertising, surely they could have been approached to cover cost difference, if this was the issue. De ja vu of the McAleer & Rushe jersey days here.

Was in Ballymena, saw one(1).

Big Geldof party tonight. He galvanised people to do big things.  I never really got him. Is he a bit marmite?

There's nothing to get. He's not been a Rock Star since the early '80. But he's been a decent Business man since.

Did they have a nice bowl of soup for him on the show?

Robert McGeldof lol

How many fake Sam Maguire cups is there running about Tyrone at the minute? Must 4/5 of them at this stage. Lol

Charis have been able to get one about with a donation bucket, good cause.

Lets imagine this is a factory.

There are always problems, defects , failures. How to you improve throughput and reduce waste, you improve detection, reduce severity and reduce occurence. We have done that with vacinnes and track trace etc.

Then you have to look at bottlenecks-ICU.

Improve capacity-more beds, more staff.

Then we have no crisis until the next one. Then we start again

Straight from the PFMEA manual, refresher course recently? 

I wonder have the HSE opened an A3 on it?

Just watching the All Ireland again and Frank Burns dose a serious amount of work. Dose anyone else think Kennedy and Kilpatrick look a like? Or do I need to eat more carrots.

Burns was busy.. took a sideline ball from the wrong place, there wasn't much in It,.

The hop ball from that is taken near the D?

[Trying is the first step toward failure'']

Kevin McStay

Here's a story. O'Shea lost his fifth final on Saturday, December 19th, 2020. He didn't score. Dublin won with no undue fuss. On Monday, January 18th 2021 a friend of mine had a meeting with a sports consultant in the Sism gym in Castlebar. It is run by a member of the Mayo backroom team. It was a wet damp old morning and as he went into the office, my friend spotted O'Shea doing a weights session. He had started back the week before. People don't see that side of it. He has been doing this for a decade. Joe doesn't see that. Up to recently, Aidan O'Shea hadn't missed a game for Mayo in 10 years. I imagine that he won't miss many next summer either.

Does he not realise how bad that makes O'Shea look? All that effort and he hasn't improved one bit as a player since 2012.

''Trying is the first step toward failure'' Homer Simpson[/b]

This seem to be your motto.

Thats bollocks mate.

Homer in fact said  'if something's hard to do, it's not worth doing'

He may have said both quotes.

Homer also said   'it's ironic that your username is sensethetone and you completely missed the flippant nature of that post' ;-)

I still think he said both..

Teams that reached the AlI Ireland semi finals since Donegal did last in 2014

Dublin 7 times
Mayo 6
Kerry 5
Tyrone 4
Tipperary 2
Monaghan 1
Galway 1
Cavan 1

2015 to 2021 teams that reached the All-Ireland Quarter finals and weren't good enough to go any further.

Kildare, Cork, Roscommon, Meath, Armagh, Clare, Fermanagh and Donegal.


I think its a safe bet that the 2022 All-Ireland final will be 2 of 4 teams Tyrone, Mayo, Dublin, Kerry.

Should Tyrone not be on 5 there - 2015,2017,2018,2019 and 2021?

The young lad with the Donegal top and mayo head band won't like to hear that..

[Trying is the first step toward failure'']

Kevin McStay

Here's a story. O'Shea lost his fifth final on Saturday, December 19th, 2020. He didn't score. Dublin won with no undue fuss. On Monday, January 18th 2021 a friend of mine had a meeting with a sports consultant in the Sism gym in Castlebar. It is run by a member of the Mayo backroom team. It was a wet damp old morning and as he went into the office, my friend spotted O'Shea doing a weights session. He had started back the week before. People don't see that side of it. He has been doing this for a decade. Joe doesn't see that. Up to recently, Aidan O'Shea hadn't missed a game for Mayo in 10 years. I imagine that he won't miss many next summer either.

Does he not realise how bad that makes O'Shea look? All that effort and he hasn't improved one bit as a player since 2012.

''Trying is the first step toward failure'' Homer Simpson[/b]

This seem to be your motto.

Thats bollocks mate.

Homer in fact said  'if something's hard to do, it's not worth doing'

He may have said both quotes.

White to the pole, red to the pole is Derry!!

+1

Remember going to see Meet Joe Black in the cinema but having to watch Psycho, circa 99. Was pure dung.

One thing I noticed on the sky coverage just as the players were coming off after 70mins was the difference in body language between the teams. They showed close ups of the two Clifford's and Brian Ó Beaglaoich, all looked shell-shocked and exhausted. By comparison Hampsey and McCann looked like they were at the start of a match, not the end.

I noticed that
I put it down to the Kerry lads thought that it was theirs to loose and the papers said so
Extra time wasn't in their plans for the day at all at all
Turn up, play the game, run the scoreboard up and the trickiest thing to manage was
making it back to Hueston station for the 17:30 to Tralee

Just turning up mentality cost Kerry a goal when they tried to show boat the ball into the net..

I'll pay £30 but if somebody tries taking the samichies out  off my bag then that be different

McShane gonna be nowhere near ready for an ulster championship game. OK he had one great season at full forward (don't forget about the couple of poor seasons before that) but the man hasn't kicked a competitive ball in almost 2 years. If he is the FF starter Tyrone are in even bigger trouble than it appears.

We(Roscommon) played Tyrone in Roslea on Sunday and McShane was playing. The lads i spoke to said he was miles off it and extremely rusty as you would expect. Will take him a while to reach near his level after such a lay off. Niall Morgan i hear had another shocker and we got around 1-4 off him losing the ball or bad kickouts.

Morgan is far to error prone at this level. Tyrone should be looking for another option.

The mid field options for him to aim at aren't great.

When he stood 20 yards from goal V Kerry and got lobbed that wasn't MF fault.
When he scuffed a kick out to Dublin in AIF that led directly to goal that wasn't MF fault.

He makes 3-4 big mistakes in every game.

He does make mistakes.

No doubt he makes mistakes but unless someone can come up with an alternative then that should be that.

His kickouts are absolutely superb at times and that what is required of a modern keeper when restarting the game

I think that is what is frustrating because when he's good he's very good. But he just has too many brain farts.

Too many brain farts surely, We really lack physic in our middle 8, Kick outs will be a thorn in our side.

You have to assume brain farts is why Morgan hasn't played out the pitch. An all Endendork mid-field could have been likely.

McShane gonna be nowhere near ready for an ulster championship game. OK he had one great season at full forward (don't forget about the couple of poor seasons before that) but the man hasn't kicked a competitive ball in almost 2 years. If he is the FF starter Tyrone are in even bigger trouble than it appears.

We(Roscommon) played Tyrone in Roslea on Sunday and McShane was playing. The lads i spoke to said he was miles off it and extremely rusty as you would expect. Will take him a while to reach near his level after such a lay off. Niall Morgan i hear had another shocker and we got around 1-4 off him losing the ball or bad kickouts.

Morgan is far to error prone at this level. Tyrone should be looking for another option.

The mid field options for him to aim at aren't great.

When he stood 20 yards from goal V Kerry and got lobbed that wasn't MF fault.
When he scuffed a kick out to Dublin in AIF that led directly to goal that wasn't MF fault.

He makes 3-4 big mistakes in every game.

He does make mistakes.