Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

Started by Gabriel_Hurl, November 09, 2006, 10:54:03 PM

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Tommo2

Looks like Donaghmore would be favorites to get relegated. Would be a massive upset considering their recent championship performances.

sam03/05

Quote from: Knock Yer Mucker In on November 17, 2008, 02:05:13 PM
Quote from: clarshack on November 17, 2008, 01:45:05 PM
Quote from: feetofflames on November 17, 2008, 01:08:11 PM
Clonoe are a joke they havent competed since they won the O neill cup.  They are putting out non competitive teams wherever they play.  An absolute disgrace.  The leagues this year have been a total absolute farce, but the county champions will receive no favours next year the way they have conducted themselves. 

didnt cookstown relegate clonoe in 2006? clonoe now have a chance for revenge? if there's anything in the rahilly's they should put it in for this game.

we reledated ourselves. Pure rubbish. Also it was play off, with the winner staying up and the loser going down. Its not like Cookstoown were completely safe
and decided to beat us just to put us down. It was play off. Nobody but ourselves to blame.

Id say Clonoe wont be too worried about what happened three seasons ago. They have had a fantasic season, deserved champions and probably feel hard done by about the lack of help they recieved in the ulster championship. i dont think they will be too worried about a play off to go into 1b a few seasons ago.

orangeman

Quote from: Tommo2 on November 17, 2008, 04:23:28 PM
Looks like Donaghmore would be favorites to get relegated. Would be a massive upset considering their recent championship performances.

Donaghmore are a much, much better team than their league position indicates and but for a bad run of injuries, timing of the completion of the leagues, a bit of bad luck and the loss of Niall Mc Ginn to soccer would be in the top 6 teams - they had Clonoe on the rack for long periods of the game.

They have a big chance of beating Dromore on Sunday.


So it's not over till it's over.

ziggysego

Scór na nÓg Final

16 Nov 2008

All roads will lead to Kileeshill on Sunday 23rd November for the Tyrone final of Scór na nÓg.   Twenty four clubs will compete to claim eight county titles.  The standard at this underage level was extremely high with clubs having already achieved a great deal by getting to the final.  Competing clubs come from all parts of the county ranging from Aghyaran to Derrytresk.  There is a strong possibility that the winners on Sunday will go on to achieve Ulster success such is the standard in Tyrone.  The Coiste Cultur agus Teanga wish all competitor luck in the their finals and encourage everyone to come and enjoy a talent filled show which suits all the family.  The final starts at 3:00pm sharp and entrance price is only £5 while under 16s get free admission.

Rince Foirne
Killyclogher, Carrickmore, Omagh, Eglish

Amhránaíocht Aonair     
Newtownstewart, Castlederg, Omagh, N Colm Cille H C, Loughmacrory,

Ceol Uirlise
Fintona, Augher, Edendork,  Strabane, Donaghmore Fir,

Aithriseoireacht/Scéalaíocht
Aghyaran, Fintona, Galbally, Errigal Ciaran

Bailéad Ghrúpa
Errigal Ciaran, Drumragh, Killeeshil, Killyman , Killyclogher,

Nuachleas
Augher, Eglish

Rince Seit
Galbally, Carrickmore

Tráth na gCeist
Carrickmore, Derrytresk, Dromore, Edendork, Eglish, Glenelly, Greencastle, Kildress
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orangeman


feetofflames

Donaghmore v Dromore - away win
Eglish v Aghyaran - away win
Cookstown v Clonoe - home win

Thurs 27th 7.30pm
Clonoe v Galbally -  away win
What would you get in the bookies for 3 away and one home?
Chief Wiggum

orangeman

Quote from: feetofflames on November 18, 2008, 08:27:15 AM
Donaghmore v Dromore - away win
Eglish v Aghyaran - away win
Cookstown v Clonoe - home win

Thurs 27th 7.30pm
Clonoe v Galbally -  away win
What would you get in the bookies for 3 away and one home?


I think the odds could be very short -

Carrickmore v Errigal ??? Tomorrow night ? If Errigal beat Carmen, then Dromore win the league as they wouldn't need to beat Donaghmore ???

feetofflames

Have they not to play at least 2 games after or are those points given as well.
Chief Wiggum

tyrone86

League structures for 2009 as they were explained to me.

3 Division structure remains. Up to 5 starred games without county men, depending on the success of Tyrone teams.

Division 1: Top 4 playoff for league title. Bottom team automatically relegated, Teams finishing 14 and 15 play in relegation playoff. Loser relegated, winners play Division 2 promotion playoff winners.

Division 2: League and Championship winners promoted. The next 4 teams in the league not promoted playoff e.g. 3 v 6 and 4 v 5. Winners of those games playoff and the subsequent winner plays Division 1 relegation winners. Bottom team automatically relegated, Teams finishing 14 and 15 play in relegation playoff. Loser relegated, winners play Division 3 promotion playoff winners.

Division 3: League and Championship winners promoted. The next 4 teams in the league not promoted playoff e.g. 3 v 6 and 4 v 5. Winners of those games playoff and the subsequent winner plays Division 2 relegation winners.

orangeman

Quote from: feetofflames on November 18, 2008, 09:34:42 AM
Have they not to play at least 2 games after or are those points given as well.

;)

orangeman

Quote from: tyrone86 on November 18, 2008, 09:35:14 AM
League structures for 2009 as they were explained to me.

3 Division structure remains. Up to 5 starred games without county men, depending on the success of Tyrone teams.

Division 1: Top 4 playoff for league title. Bottom team automatically relegated, Teams finishing 14 and 15 play in relegation playoff. Loser relegated, winners play Division 2 promotion playoff winners.

Division 2: League and Championship winners promoted. The next 4 teams in the league not promoted playoff e.g. 3 v 6 and 4 v 5. Winners of those games playoff and the subsequent winner plays Division 1 relegation winners. Bottom team automatically relegated, Teams finishing 14 and 15 play in relegation playoff. Loser relegated, winners play Division 3 promotion playoff winners.

Division 3: League and Championship winners promoted. The next 4 teams in the league not promoted playoff e.g. 3 v 6 and 4 v 5. Winners of those games playoff and the subsequent winner plays Division 2 relegation winners.




When does this be discussed and who decides what the star games are ?

tieroan

As a Fianna man with a slight allengence for Carmen, I think it would be a little unfair if Carrickmore were pipped for the league title at this stage for a couple of reason.
The main one is that they accomodated the GAC in mid summer by playing games without Conor Gormley. A Carrickmore player told me that they might as well as they had been lucky with injuries this year and lads were hungary to play football. What do the GAC do to repay them? They make them play a game against Eglish at the same time as Ulster played Munster in the interprovs. Carrickmore had an extremley weakened team due to suspensions and injuries that day and really need Gormley (who had left under the assumption that they game was posponed and did not know it had been played until after the Ulster match. At the same time Clann na Gael were able to get their game off as they had players playing for Ulster. Carmen drew the game with Eglish.
The other reason, should a team go through a whole league campaign without losing and not get the chance of a league playoff. Incidently, the last time Carmen were beat in a league match (not a play off) was 35 games ago by the Fianna.

orangeman

Quote from: tieroan on November 18, 2008, 10:41:42 AM
As a Fianna man with a slight allengence for Carmen, I think it would be a little unfair if Carrickmore were pipped for the league title at this stage for a couple of reason.
The main one is that they accomodated the GAC in mid summer by playing games without Conor Gormley. A Carrickmore player told me that they might as well as they had been lucky with injuries this year and lads were hungary to play football. What do the GAC do to repay them? They make them play a game against Eglish at the same time as Ulster played Munster in the interprovs. Carrickmore had an extremley weakened team due to suspensions and injuries that day and really need Gormley (who had left under the assumption that they game was posponed and did not know it had been played until after the Ulster match. At the same time Clann na Gael were able to get their game off as they had players playing for Ulster. Carmen drew the game with Eglish.
The other reason, should a team go through a whole league campaign without losing and not get the chance of a league playoff. Incidently, the last time Carmen were beat in a league match (not a play off) was 35 games ago by the Fianna.
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Some record !

KIDDO 4

How many league titles in this so called  great run .

orangeman

Can anyone post the article in yesterdays Irish News about the Club conference in Belfast at the weekend ?


Mark Conway giving out about the clubs paying managers and says it's a huge threat to our very existence.

If anyone has it, can they post it please ?