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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: August 13, 2019, 09:43:23 AM »

The 2017 Club Championship 1st round was played on the weekend of the All-Ireland - Cant see why they would not do it again?
Any word when these fixtures will be released?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: July 03, 2019, 01:00:36 PM »

Do we once again entertain the idea of 3 divisions x 12 and 1 x 13?

That way we can have 22/24 leagues based on home and away, with 50% of same starred (Senior & U20 Championship where required). Possible reward for teams who are starred somehow?

11 starred fixtures are as planned from day 1, then the standard club player can enjoy a further 11 games whilst Tyrone are playing without the debacle we now face ourselves in. Even bringing back Friday/Sunday double fixtures or Saturday Fixtures.

As evident in Derry, the League Cups are a waste of time with plenty of forfeits.

At present it is impossible for a club team to gain any momentum or keep the squad together.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: March 06, 2019, 12:32:47 PM »

Given Tyrone are in the preliminary round in ulster there is even less weeks to play with in terms of the non starred games than last year. Can't see how they'd have time to fit the fixtures in if there was any further delays.

Tyrone still have an outside chance of making the league final maybe that’s the hold up?

The master list of fixtures are already available - its just the order in which clubs will play is not out - don't see why this should be held up. If they put the fixtures back (which I don't think will happen) shouldn't matter to the match ups.

Poor form teams train all winter and still don't know who their first game is against.

Where is the master list of fixtures available at? Havent seen anything this year. At least it would give an indication of free weekends for players to plan a life.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: January 17, 2019, 12:31:23 PM »

I notice Louth have adopted the Kerry model regarding an All County championship with intermediate and junior teams combining. It was discussed on joe.ie gas hour at length. It will be interesting to see how it works out.

Has anyone a definitive list of clubs and managers at this stage? Are many Tyrone clubs entering the Ulster league? I see the format has been rejigged to guarantee all teams at least 4 games.

Where can you find the Ulster League format/fixtures?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: January 15, 2019, 04:11:37 PM »

Any update on club managers/coaches?
Will be interesting to see how many go 'in house'

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: November 20, 2018, 12:32:44 PM »

Aghyaran v dungannon replay set for Sunday.  Mcnulty getting married on friday. Very little talk of the drawn game on here, anyone at it?

Yes I was at it, Dungannon bossed the 1st half but didn't make that dominance count.  Horribly low scoring.  Aghyaran would have thought the game was up before the equaliser.  Hard to know who to fancy next day out.  Wasn't aware McNulty was getting Married this week.  That wedding already cost them a championship maybe cost them league promotion as well

I'm sure when he booked his wedding he thought the league would be long over. Extra time could have been played on saturday also

Extra time and common sense?? Surely not, then how would the county board make more money from the replay?

Such nonsense.
How much will they make from a  replay?

Enough to make a few pound and the expense of the club player. Ask most.club players would they rather a replay or extra time to get the season finished this time of year and the answer would be extra time. Another year of fixtures butchered by the county board

In fairness the fixtures worked quite well considering me were in an AI final without a ball kicked in the champ. Credit where its due.

How many weeks of the sunmer were senior and intermediate teams sitting idle? Then ram championship matches off right left and centre, some overlapping other games. Then ending in teams not bothering fielding or travelling towards end if tne league. How many reserve games were not olayed this season from top to bottom this season. Must be the highest I remember. Not a bit womder with players falling away over the summer with no games to play. 30 or 40 men out in January busting their balls only to end up having no football to play in the summer. And after all it's meant to be a sunmer sport not a winter one

Are there any proposals for the 2019 season as in fixtures to better streamline the layout so to prevent the same 9-10 week window between games in the summer? Or proposals for the improvement of reserve football?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: August 16, 2018, 08:46:02 AM »

County board have issued a fixtures plan for rest of the year.

9th Sept- League game
16th and 23rd Sept- Championship 1st Rnd

Week after that is QF and then SF. Then ends with league game, Championship final and then final ACL game.

Is there any confirmation of what ACL Rounds will be played what weekend? Still Rounds 8, 9 and 10 left to play.
Surely a Round could have been played this weekend? Still outside the 13 day rule. Will be 10 weeks from 1st July to 9th September, which isn't good enough in my opinion - No matter how well Tyrone are doing!

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: May 28, 2018, 12:55:00 PM »

Dates for fixtures for this Weekend have changed again, with games on Friday and Saturday now.
Anyone got the inside information on this change?
Near impossible to plan a weekend with dates constantly changing.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone County Football and Hurling

« on: May 10, 2018, 08:49:15 AM »

Did anyone hear Garvaghy was on lockdown last night? No-one allowed in but the Senior Team.
I know an Underage Goalkeeping Coaching Camp was cancelled. All because Mickey wanted no-one there whilst training was ongoing. Worse than Donegal if this is true.
Did anyone hear about it?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: November 07, 2017, 08:52:34 AM »

Has anyone got a link to the McGuigan article? Sounds like an interesting read

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: July 03, 2017, 05:40:06 PM »

Omagh shocked by Strabane led by an Endas man not considered up to the job in his home club.

True story! Delighted for him...the bottom of the table is going to the wire!

Omagh struggled to beat Strabane last year too. Jury still out on strabane's new manager. They don't seem to have imoved any from last year

They've lost a fair few lads to America etc. so if they stay the same, they've probably improved in reality.

Great result for The Derg yesterday.

Yeah and their ref did them a nice wee favour up in Gortin yesterday too...

What did their ref do in the Gortin game?
Massive result for them considering Castlederg were 2 divisions apart last year!!
Division 2 is wide open at top and bottom - Down to the wire.

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: March 16, 2017, 12:15:38 PM »

Div 2 ACL Fixtures      
Round 1      
Aghyaran   v   Gortin
Derrylaughan   v   Dungannon
Rock   v   Eglish
Moy   v   Kildress
Loughmacrory   v   Stewartstown
Augher   v   Eskra
Castlederg   v   Cookstown
Aghaloo   v   Moortown
      
Round 2      
Aghyaran   v   Derrylaughan
Dungannon   v   Gortin
Kildress   v   Rock
Augher   v   Moy
Eglish   v   Loughmacrory
Stewartstown   v   Eskra
Castlederg   v   Aghaloo
Cookstown   v   Moortown
      
Round 3      
Eglish   v   Aghyaran
Dungannon   v   Cookstown
Augher   v   Rock
Stewartstown   v   Moy
Kildress   v   Loughmacrory
Aghaloo   v   Eskra
Derrylaughan   v   Castlederg
Moortown   v   Gortin
      
Round 4      
Castlederg   v   Aghyaran
Dungannon   v   Moortown
Rock   v   Loughmacrory
Moy   v   Eskra
Gortin   v   Cookstown
Aghaloo   v   Derrylaughan
Stewartstown   v   Eglish
Augher   v   Kildress
      
Round 5      
Kildress   v   Aghyaran
Dungannon   v   Eglish
Derrylaughan   v   Rock
Moy   v   Gortin
Aghaloo   v   Loughmacrory
Eskra   v   Cookstown
Castlederg   v   Augher
Stewartstown   v   Moortown
      
      
Round 6      
Aghyaran   v   Stewartstown
Augher   v   Dungannon
Cookstown   v   Rock
Moy   v   Aghaloo
Gortin   v   Loughmacrory
Derrylaughan   v   Eskra
Castlederg   v   Eglish
Moortown   v   Kildress
      
Round 7      
Aghyaran   v   Aghaloo
Dungannon   v   Kildress
Rock   v   Gortin
Derrylaughan   v   Moy
Cookstown   v   Loughmacrory
Eskra   v   Eglish
Castlederg   v   Stewartstown
Augher   v   Moortown
      
Round 8      
Aghyaran   v   Cookstown
Aghaloo   v   Dungannon
Rock   v   Stewartstown
Eglish   v   Moy
Loughmacrory   v   Augher
Eskra   v   Kildress
Gortin   v   Castlederg
Moortown   v   Derrylaughan
      
      
Round 9      
Aghyaran   v   Augher
Stewartstown   v   Dungannon
Rock   v   Aghaloo
Moy   v   Cookstown
Loughmacrory   v   Derrylaughan
Gortin   v   Eskra
Castlederg   v   Kildress
Eglish   v   Moortown
      
Round 10      
Aghyaran   v   Loughmacrory
Eskra   v   Dungannon
Rock   v   Castlederg
Moortown   v   Moy
Stewartstown   v   Gortin
Augher   v   Derrylaughan
Cookstown   v   Eglish
Kildress   v   Aghaloo
      
Starred Round 1      
Rock   v   Aghyaran
Dungannon   v   Moy
Loughmacrory   v   Castlederg
Eskra   v   Moortown
Gortin   v   Eglish
Derrylaughan   v   Kildress
Cookstown   v   Stewartstown
Aghaloo   v   Augher
      
Starred Round 2      
Moy   v   Aghyaran
Rock   v   Dungannon
Loughmacrory   v   Moortown
Eskra   v   Castlederg
Gortin   v   Kildress
Eglish   v   Derrylaughan
Aghaloo   v   Stewartstown
Cookstown   v   Augher
      
Starred Round 3      
Aghyaran   v   Dungannon
Moy   v   Rock
Loughmacrory   v   Eskra
Moortown   v   Castlederg
Derrylaughan   v   Gortin
Kildress   v   Eglish
Stewartstown   v   Augher
Aghaloo   v   Cookstown
      
Starred Round 4      
Moortown   v   Aghyaran
Dungannon   v   Castlederg
Eskra   v   Rock
Loughmacrory   v   Moy
Gortin   v   Aghaloo
Cookstown   v   Derrylaughan
Eglish   v   Augher
Kildress   v   Stewartstown
      
Starred Round 5      
Eskra   v   Aghyaran
Dungannon   v   Loughmacrory
Moortown   v   Rock
Moy   v   Castlederg
Augher   v   Gortin
Stewartstown   v   Derrylaughan
Eglish   v   Aghaloo
Kildress   v   Cookstown

On Quick review of these fixtures, it is evident that some teams ie Eskra, Moortown, Gortin, Cookstown will play at least 4 of their first 5 games away from home. How is this fair? What happened the good old Home then Away system? Yes, Starred fixtures will knock this out of sync eventually, but the fixtures should at least begin with the Home then Away system. Thoughts?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: February 22, 2017, 05:12:05 PM »

Minor & Under 14 Gradings 2017...

Minor Gradings

Grade 1A

Ardboe
Dungannon
Eglish
Galbally
Kildress
Killeeshil
Moortown

Grade 1B

Cappagh
Carrickmore
Dromore
Errigal Ciaran
Loughmacrory
Omagh

Grade 2A

Clonoe
Coalisland
Cookstown
Donaghmore
Moy
Rock

Grade 2B

Badoney
Drumragh
Greencastle
Newtownstewart
Pomeroy
Strabane
Trillick

Grade 3A

Brackaville
Brocagh
Derrylaughan
Edendork
Stewartstown
T***yreagh

Grade 3B

Aghyaran
Beragh
Castlederg
Drumquin
Owen Roes
Urney

Grade 4

Aghaloo
Derrytresk
Fintona
Gael Naomh Padraig
Killyman

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Under 14 Gradings

Grade 1A

Ardboe
Donaghmore
Dungannon
Eglish
Killeeshil
Moortown

Grade 1B

Carrickmore
Dromore
Fintona
Omagh
Strabane
Trillick

Grade 2A

Clonoe
Coalisland
Cookstown
Edendork
Galbally
Kildress
Moy

Grade 2B

Aghyaran
Badoney
Cappagh
Errigal Ciaran
Greencastle
Loughmacrory
Newtownstewart

Grade 3A

Aghaloo
Brackaville
Derrylaughan
Donaghmore
Gael Naomh Padraig
Naomh Padraig
Rock
Stewartstown

Grade 3B

Beragh
Clann na nGael
Drumquin
Drumragh
Loughmacrory
Pomeroy
T***yreagh
Urney

--------------------------

Notes:
Badoney - Glenelly/Gortin
Gael Naomh Padraig - Augher/Clogher/Eskra
Noamh Padriag - Brocagh/Derrytresk

I counted 42 U14s less Donaghmore and Loughmacrory is 40 Clubs. Take into account Badoney has 1 extra, Clan Na Gael has 1 extra (Owen Roes), Gael Naomh Padraig has 2 extra and Naomh Padraig has 1 extra, that totals 45 teams.

I counted 43 Minor Clubs. Take into account Badoney has 1 extra, Clan Na Gael has 1 extra (Owen Roes) and Gael Naomh Padraig has 2 extra, that totals 47 teams.

We should have 48 Senior Clubs in tyrone. My question is what clubs are not fielding at youth level? 3 unaccounted for at u14s and 1 unaccounted for at Minors. Dregish is 1 I can account for.

Also, how do clubs in amalgamations feel they are working for them? Positive or Negative?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: January 20, 2017, 08:59:59 AM »

For the past few years, the U14 and Minor Seasons have began Mid February to March Time. With possibly less than 4 Weeks until start of these Seasons, no Grades or start dates have been announced. Anyone shed any light on this? Problems on the Hill?

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Tyrone / Re: Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

« on: November 28, 2016, 02:25:47 PM »

Pick a couple of teams there local expert to see if they could compete with the big guns?

With the Geography of Tyrone it is hard to break it down, but see below my Teams per Area - Trying to keep numbers even as possible.

NORTH ( - Kildress, Gortin, Aghyaran, Castlederg, Owen Roes, Clan NaGael, Newtownstewart, Glenelly
WEST (7) - Loughmacrory, Drumragh, Fintona, Dregish, Drumquin, Tattyreagh, Beragh
SOUTH ( - Eglish, Augher, Moy, Eskra, Aghaloo, Clogher, Kileeshil, Errigal Ciaran
EAST (10) - Dungannon, Derrylaughan, Moortown, Stewartstown, Derrytresk, Brackaville, Brockagh, Killyman, Cookstown, Rock.

If you agree with the rough layout, could you pick your best team/squad from them Clubs?