Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[Man Marker]

There was chat on Saturday night that Coalisland, Derrylaughlinand & Clonoe were on the look for new managers for next season. What about Ardboe? Moortown staying with the same management as is Ballinderry (not strictly tyrone but same neck of the woods)

Now why would Clonoe need a new manager, or indeed even better, why would the current manager want to leave.

He is going nowhere talk in clonoe is they have agreed a new deal with their management team.

Was very surprised to hear it on Saturday night and said so at the time. Clonoe have won 2 senior championships, 1 senior league and one u21 championship with him at the helm, I'm sure they would be keen to make sure he remained

[clarshack]

It's turning out to be one hell of a year for the Rahilly men. Complete domination.

Complete championship domination by the 'East' in Grade 1 in 2013.
Under 14 & 18 – Ardboe
Under 16 - Fianna
Under 21 & Seniors – Clonoe
Reserves – Clonoe / Fianna
The balance of playing power certainly in the East. The West's not Awake!

also, stewartstown won u-18 league while moortown won u-16 league.

[Moortown Spuds]

Cookstown is not the east!!!!

[sensethetone]

Cookstown is not the east!!!!

i would say cookstown, kildress and rock are all east tyrone.

[Moortown Spuds]

Cookstown-No
Kildress-No
Rock-Yes

[skeog]

big news u 21 manager being unveiled tonight peter the great must be the favourite to begin the road to senior management down the road when mickey retires

[Under Lights]

I would imagine whatever issues stop Mark Harte and Horse taking it last week would have been ironed out during the week.

[rrhf]

Heard Matty mc gleenans name mentioned

[Up The Middle]

Why would Peter be the favorite, this annoys me, because he was a great footballer doesn't make him a great manager, he had a very poor championship record with Errigal (year after he leaves they win it) and he did nothing worth talking about with Fermanagh. I know he has had success with Holy Trinity, but he had players coming to the school solely for football and nothing else, plus the Markey cup is what 2 steps down from McCrory cup, so should we not be looking at someone like Gourley who has won a McCrory cup.

[Under Lights]

Anyone know what is happening with the remainer of the playoffs?
Will they be on Saturdays or Sundays?
D3 still have a league game to go and then two playoff games before meeting Derrytresk.
Long time for Derrytresk to have to wait for a game while the D3 team continue to play every week.

I sort of expect (though haven't seen it mentioned anywhere) :

Sunday 17th November: Final D3 League Playoff
November 23/24: Playoff games- 2nd V 5Th 3rd V 4th
Wednesday 27th November: Winners (2nd V 5th) V Winners (3rd V 4th)- In Gravaghy UNDER LIGHTS 
Sunday 1st December: Derrytresk V Winners (Wednesday 27th Fixtures)
Extra time if necessary

[EC Unique]

Why would Peter be the favorite, this annoys me, because he was a great footballer doesn't make him a great manager, he had a very poor championship record with Errigal (year after he leaves they win it) and he did nothing worth talking about with Fermanagh. I know he has had success with Holy Trinity, but he had players coming to the school solely for football and nothing else, plus the Markey cup is what 2 steps down from McCrory cup, so should we not be looking at someone like Gourley who has won a McCrory cup.

Believe me, he laid the foundations for that win.

[Radda bout yeee]

Cookstown is not the east!!!!

i would say cookstown, kildress and rock are all east tyrone.

They are all east I would say - Kildress being the trickiest one but as it's in Cookstown district I'd say its east. I would cut off East Tyrone where Kildress meets Carrickmore (i.e. Creggan)

[Moortown Spuds]

Oh aye all want to be from the east now that the power has been wrestled from the evil grasp of the westies.

[Tyrone Gaa]

Fergal Logan tonight named as new Tyrone u21 manager. Thoughts??

[matchfit21]

Has logan been involved recently with football? Havent heard of him in a few yrs to be honest.