Trillick v Dungannon
Derrylaughan v Pomeroy
Clonoe v Moy
Errigal v Ardboe Biggest margin
Fintona v Drumragh
Derrylaughan v Pomeroy
Clonoe v Moy
Errigal v Ardboe Biggest margin
Fintona v Drumragh
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Show posts MenuQuote from: LeoMc on September 11, 2023, 01:04:53 PMQuote from: W.A.G. Lover on September 11, 2023, 10:59:21 AM
Why is everyone still talking about splitting Junior? - That doesnt solve anything.
When are the "bigger" clubs in Tyrone going to accept a re-structure of the leagues without the fear their club will drop down. Proposals below still mean league and championship linked, and as long as you finish in top 16 league positions across top 2 divisions, you are still playing Senior Championship.
4 divisions - Equal split of 4 x 12/13 teams. Play everyone once - Half of which are starred, and introduce a cup to get a few more games. Top 16 league positions from previous year play Senior championship, next 16 intermediate and following 16 play Junior.
5 divisions - Equal split of 5 x 9/10 teams. Play everyone twice - Half of which are starred. Top 16 league positions from previous year play Senior championship, next 16 intermediate and following 16 play Junior.
6 divisions - Equal split of 6 x 8/9 teams. Play everyone twice - Half of which are starred. Division 1 & 2 teams play senior championship, Division 3 & 4 teams play intermediate championship and Division 5 & 6 teams play senior championship
Each of these proposals leaves us with 16 teams in the Junior Championship and the potential mis-matches that triggered this particular round of hand-wringing over the state of Junior football.
Quote from: Goals_Will_Come on July 02, 2023, 10:40:44 AMQuote from: W.A.G. Lover on June 07, 2023, 12:22:44 PMACL be concluded on the 15th September then. Senior champ first round be down for weekend of September 28th then.
Below shows my interpretation of league fixtures for R6 to R15 of division 1 and 2 depending how far Tyrone get in All-Ireland Series.
PQF 25/06 QF 02/07 SF 16/07 F 30/07
R6 30-Jun 07-Jul 21-Jul 04-Aug
R7 07-Jul 21-Jul 28-Jul 11-Aug
R8 21-Jul 28-Jul 04-Aug 18-Aug
R9 28-Jul 04-Aug 11-Aug 25-Aug
R10 04-Aug 11-Aug 18-Aug 01-Sep
R11 11-Aug 18-Aug 25-Aug 08-Sep
R12 18-Aug 25-Aug 01-Sep 15-Sep
R13 25-Aug 01-Sep 08-Sep 22-Sep
R14 01-Sep 08-Sep 15-Sep 29-Sep
R15 08-Sep 15-Sep 22-Sep 06-Oct
The Ulster Club Preliminary Round last year was 05/11/22 for Senior and Intermediate.
If Tyrone reach the All-Ireland Final, that leaves only 4 weeks to play Club Championship, which usually takes at least 6 weeks, with 1 week break prior to starting.
Quote from: Fear ón Srath Bán on June 07, 2023, 08:48:49 AMQuote from: Skeletor on June 07, 2023, 07:47:08 AMQuote from: W.A.G. Lover on June 06, 2023, 02:49:31 PM
Has anyone ever visited the transfers and sanctions section of the main GAA.ie website? https://www.gaa.ie/the-gaa/rules-regulations/transfers-and-sanctions
On there you could view live inter-county transfer lists and foreign sanctions.
The link to view these however seems to be broken. Anyone know what has happened?
It doesn't seem to be working for me either. A pity as I always found it interesting to have a browse of it from time to time.
Should be getting this option, which seems to limit access now to the following:
Accessing the Player Transfer System (Club and County Secretaries only)
A Club or County Secretary can access the Player Transfer System by visiting pts.gaa.ie and entering his/her 7 digit Membership Number and Password. For more information, please refer to the user guides in the downloads section on this page.
Quote from: GaelTheGael on May 15, 2023, 02:31:20 PM
Senior
League: Omagh - new emergening talents of Daly, Miller, Strain, McCaffrey, Taggart, Dan and Thomas Haigney, McNamee and Corry show the futures bright and an excellent league campaign and some silverware can push them towards championship success over the next few years.
Championship: Errigal Ciaran - Easier route to the final (Killyclogher, Donaghmore, Omagh) with the other main contenders Trillick, Dromore and Dungannon on the other side of the draw. If they can keep their main men fit, they have a golden opportunity of back to back Championships. Dark Horses : Dungannon.
Relegation: Edendork and Moortown - 6 Way mini league at the bottom of Senior with Moortown, Greencastle, Donaghmore, Galbally, Eglish and Edendork all in contention for the drop. Emigration has impacted all the six teams and it will be interesting to see who copes best with their losses. I am picking Moortown because on paper they appear the weakest and a lack of results after a quick start last year is a worrying sign for them and Edendork who are always hindered by the Starred Game system and having to play catch up and the rumoured return of Niall Morgan to nets will be a big loss out the field for them. Relegation Play Off - Greencastle
Intermediate
League: Derrylaughan - have always faired better as a league team than Championship team and think they have the experience and quality in Carney, Gervin and the Kennedys to mount a consistent challenge in the league. Pomeroy losing too many men travelling, Moy will be without Conroy for the majority of the league and the transition of new players will see Clonoe give up points in the league. Promotion Play Off - Pomeroy
Championship: Clonoe - in McClure and McAliskey they have two of the best players in the county and that bit of experience in big games that should edge them over the other contenders in Moy, Derrylaughan and Pomeroy. Dark Horses - Gortin.
Relegation: Tattyreagh straight down with their expected departures. Kileeshil, Rock and Naomh Eoghan will also struggle for the same reason. Would suspect Naomh Eoghan rely more on Aidan McSorely than the other two teams do on Pascal Donaghy and Liam Nugent and have more of an all round team than Naomh Eoghan, so I think they follow Tattyreagh down.
If PlayOffs are still in place I fancy the Div2 team to go down to the Div3 team. Relegation Play Off - Rock
Junior
League: Cookstown - Bit of experience from 2021 will see them build a consistent league campaign to go up. The other contenders, Aghaloo (injuries) and Drumragh and Fintona (young) won't be fit to match their consistency over 16 games.
Championship: Fintona - Fantastic talent coming through and great work underage might see them light up the junior championship. Have an excellent route to a final (Urney, Drumquin, Aghaloo) and with the talent in the ranks, could take the big step. Dark Horses and Promotion Play Off Team - Drumragh.
Quote from: GaelTheGael on March 02, 2023, 11:04:13 PMThe old Moortown pitch at Tobin Park was an interesting place to get out of at times....Quote from: RedHand88 on March 02, 2023, 10:22:30 PMI take your Stewartstown and Gortin and raise you with Loughmacrory.Quote from: omagh_gael on March 02, 2023, 07:52:33 PM
Jarlath Burns today...
"I would like to see a situation where on a referee's report there is an index, one to five, of how the home team, opposing team and supporters behaved so then we will be dealing with data," he said
So which clubs are going to be at the bottom of the table in this league? 😉
Stewartstown, Gortin. Don't @ me.
Quote from: Tyrone Gaa on November 03, 2022, 10:06:21 AMQuote from: Throw It Up Ref on November 03, 2022, 10:00:49 AMQuote from: trailer on November 03, 2022, 09:23:52 AMQuote from: ClubScene13 on November 02, 2022, 08:34:50 PM
Interesting to see what should come of it now. In terms of guidelines and rule books I really don't know what can be done outside of the obvious lengthy individual suspensions, which will likely be handed out.
Anything beyond this would be breaking new ground and more than likely result in appeals.
Worth noting the Moy had a player sent off for striking in the same incident, so that adds another layer to how this is dealt with.
Bottom line, the injuries incurred are unacceptable. I do struggle however to differentiate between one incident and another purely down to "damage caused" per se.
If a game this weekend has a similar one punch striking incident, are we to say this is fine as long as the player felled gets back on his feet and carries on? Obviously it is not fine, but this is normally the attitude with these things, as they happen regularly throughout a year's football. This one is especially tricky due to what happened the two lads, which again, should never happen at a football match.
All in all I wouldn't foresee much more than the usual lengthy individual punishments, what else can you do within the realms of sensible application of rules?
You know what will happen. Same as with every other incident, sweet FA and then it will all happen again somewhere else and somewhere else and the GAA will wonder why they have a problem. I understand Doris from Clonoe is finished now anyway.
The issue is much bigger than Moy v Clonoe or Tyrone GAA. It needs a national strategy, coupled with heavy sanctions from HQ for player and club. Stamp it right out before there is a fatality.
I would assume the same problems occur all over the country. No linesmen or neutral umpires at league games meaning the referee has no chance of seeing many of these incidents unfold. A lot of the time even when there are neutral officials and incidents are seen yellow cards are issued rather than the appropriate action. We're effectively telling our club players that we can't guarantee their wellbeing because our referees can't see everything that is going on.
One of the incidents in the weekends game was seen and a red card issued but the punishments don't tally with the actions.
Referee was assisted by linesmen and umpires last weekend