Tyrone County Football and Hurling

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clarshack

Quote from: NotedObserver on January 26, 2025, 08:09:45 PMWhat age is Peter Teague? Always thought hard done by with playing corner back out of nowhere v Armagh. Great to see Seanie O'Donnell driving forward yesterday and the 2 pomeroy men moving freely for the first time in a few years.

He must be around the 28 mark.

soloandgo25

Very impressed with the team performance on Saturday, particularly Niall's influence. The new rules allow for the top keepers to excel out the field. Do we see clubs replicating this through the coming months? This is where it could get messy.

HokeyPokey

Quote from: soloandgo25 on January 29, 2025, 02:56:14 PMVery impressed with the team performance on Saturday, particularly Niall's influence. The new rules allow for the top keepers to excel out the field. Do we see clubs replicating this through the coming months? This is where it could get messy.

You might see it, but there's not really any other inter county goalkeeper who has Morgan's skillset, nevermind at club level, so I doubt it would be worth it for many teams. There's some other inter county GKs who can kick exceptionally well like Patton or Beggan, but they aren't anywhere near as well rounded as Morgan in terms of spatial awareness and athleticism.


5times5times

Quote from: thebigfullforward on January 31, 2025, 01:29:17 PMWouldn't be suprised with another change or 2 but Armagh looking stronger than I thought https://www.gaeliclife.com/news/armagh-make-three-changes-ahead-tyrone-visit/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIJrrZleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXIXtrxRGtb5kwbaTK1Mqq7IkwVkIKjkRK_JmawQVHun0o0meAnyRDkJQw_aem_mLG8_AiXz8EybZ9sCx_HKQ

Still without McGrane, McKay, Mackin, Kelly, Rian ONeill, Oisin ONeill, Conor O'Neill, McElroy I was reading this morning.

Heard the Canavans will be back too. So much for MOR giving them a break??

jay110

Quote from: 5times5times on January 31, 2025, 01:55:47 PM
Quote from: thebigfullforward on January 31, 2025, 01:29:17 PMWouldn't be suprised with another change or 2 but Armagh looking stronger than I thought https://www.gaeliclife.com/news/armagh-make-three-changes-ahead-tyrone-visit/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIJrrZleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXIXtrxRGtb5kwbaTK1Mqq7IkwVkIKjkRK_JmawQVHun0o0meAnyRDkJQw_aem_mLG8_AiXz8EybZ9sCx_HKQ

Still without McGrane, McKay, Mackin, Kelly, Rian ONeill, Oisin ONeill, Conor O'Neill, McElroy I was reading this morning.

Heard the Canavans will be back too. So much for MOR giving them a break??
That has to be a joke MOR wouldlnt be that stupid. They have been playing flat out every week for the past 11 months. To not even give them a months rest is outrageous!!!
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thebigfullforward

Quote from: jay110 on January 31, 2025, 02:57:11 PM
Quote from: 5times5times on January 31, 2025, 01:55:47 PM
Quote from: thebigfullforward on January 31, 2025, 01:29:17 PMWouldn't be suprised with another change or 2 but Armagh looking stronger than I thought https://www.gaeliclife.com/news/armagh-make-three-changes-ahead-tyrone-visit/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIJrrZleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXIXtrxRGtb5kwbaTK1Mqq7IkwVkIKjkRK_JmawQVHun0o0meAnyRDkJQw_aem_mLG8_AiXz8EybZ9sCx_HKQ

Still without McGrane, McKay, Mackin, Kelly, Rian ONeill, Oisin ONeill, Conor O'Neill, McElroy I was reading this morning.

Heard the Canavans will be back too. So much for MOR giving them a break??
That has to be a joke MOR wouldlnt be that stupid. They have been playing flat out every week for the past 11 months. To not even give them a months rest is outrageous!!!

If they were to come back I don't think it would be due to Malachy rushing them. From club to county to Sigerson they haven't had a proper break in a while I'd say. Missing 3 or 4 Allianz league games wouldn't do them a bit of harm

tiempo

The were both concussed, they both need a month off minimum, i'd even go as far as 2 months, there's no immediate need to rush them back

Splash

Hurlers away to Donegal this weekend.

Tyrone put in a good performance against Derry last week, and should be confident against Donegal, even if Donegal are slight favourites.

Gael-in-exile

Quote from: Splash on January 31, 2025, 07:27:40 PMHurlers away to Donegal this weekend.

Tyrone put in a good performance against Derry last week, and should be confident against Donegal, even if Donegal are slight favourites.

Would Donegal be a year or two ahead in terms of Tyrone's progress through the leagues?
I thought last week they must have hurled well and probably feel they could've got some points from the game, with it being the first day out and at home.
Unfortunately I think Tyrone will need to take a surprise win just based on teams in the division and the way the home and away fixtures are set.
It's a pity as they are certainly a better team than the majority of not all in the league below so yo-yo moves won't be of great benefit in the long run.

Splash

I think Donegal are a bit ahead of Tyrone at the moment, but both have come on leaps and bounds in the past few years and Tyrone are catching up with them.

Tyrone surprised me with how close they got to Derry, so who knows what they may have in store this year.

Realistically, the games Tyrone should be targeting now to stay up are Donegal (Away) and Meath (Home).

I'd say Roscommon in Div 3 are of a fairly similar standard to Tyrone, and if Armagh get their house in order they could be, too, but yes I agree that I would expect Tyrone to beat the majority of teams in Div 3.

Tyrone have come on well in previous seasons, and getting to Div 2 is a massive achievement. The quality of hurling in Ulster is certainly rising.

I think we definitely need to have conversations about bringing back the Ulster Championship given the progress.

clarshack

Maybe the previous management weren't the issue after all.

Truthsayer

Bit early to make that declaration. Second league game in February :)

clarshack

Quote from: Truthsayer on February 01, 2025, 07:42:17 PMBit early to make that declaration. Second league game in February :)

The Derry game was a red herring. Tonight was the first proper test and it was the same type of display we've been watching since 2022.

Truthsayer

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Quote from: clarshack on February 01, 2025, 07:52:59 PM
Quote from: Truthsayer on February 01, 2025, 07:42:17 PMBit early to make that declaration. Second league game in February :)

The Derry game was a red herring. Tonight was the first proper test and it was the same type of display we've been watching since 2022.
Is players to come back... Armagh are All Ireland champions on top of their game playing at home.. I wouldn't get too demoralised... albeit defence needs some tighening