Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

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

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ClubScene13

Fionn's posts have been down for a very long time lads. I had noticed he had gone quiet well over 3/4 months ago and couldn't find them. Bogball you're on the wind up here, not great timing tbh...

GAABoardMod5

I have not deleted anything by poster Fionntamhnach.

The poster did delete a lot of his posts in late Dec 2022 and the last activity of that username is logged as 27 Dec 2022 at approx 3:15pm.


WT4E

Apologies.... bogball winding up on a bad night for wind ups.

Jerome

Whilst not condoning the actions or anything like that I believe there was no knife involved as earlier reported. Believe the weapon was an umbrella.


Walter Cronc

Quote from: Jerome on July 07, 2023, 06:13:39 AM
Whilst not condoning the actions or anything like that I believe there was no knife involved as earlier reported. Believe the weapon was an umbrella.



Are you on the wind up? How does anyone confuse the two ....

trailer

Quote from: Jerome on July 07, 2023, 06:13:39 AM
Whilst not condoning the actions or anything like that I believe there was no knife involved as earlier reported. Believe the weapon was an umbrella.

Some rumours going about
I've heard knife, pocketknife, Stanley knife and now an umbrella

Fintona and TCB have real mess on their hands.

on the sideline

#46986
Quote from: Jerome on July 07, 2023, 06:13:39 AM
Whilst not condoning the actions or anything like that I believe there was no knife involved as earlier reported. Believe the weapon was an umbrella.

From the photos of the victim's injury it looks like it was his lower leg that sustained the damage. My initial reaction to seeing that, and from knowing a bit about the guilty party, was that maybe it was an umbrella used and not a knife?

Now, that doesn't condone the incident one bit at all and I'm not trying to - it should never have happened - but I'd sincerely like to think that no one would carry any form of knife to a football match (or carry one at all!).

rrhf

Quote from: PMG1 on July 06, 2023, 11:23:53 PM
Folks I know Fionn and his family, this is totally shocking and my heart goes out to his own family who have went through a lot in the past few years. Regarding Fionn this is totally out of character but I know that he does have his own problems so maybe better to say as little as possible about this. A proper thinking Fionn would never do something like this in a million years
I think that works for us all.  Well said.

Aaron Boone

Fintona had invested hugely in this team, their first great team for more than a generation. Some of the decisions last night were apparently controversial. Emotions have to be controlled though.

Strange the semi wasn't at a neutral ground. There were no issues at other Carrickmore-Errigal semi.

superstar_

Quote from: Aaron Boone on July 07, 2023, 08:55:39 AM
Fintona had invested hugely in this team, their first great team for more than a generation. Some of the decisions last night were apparently controversial. Emotions have to be controlled though.

Strange the semi wasn't at a neutral ground. There were no issues at other Carrickmore-Errigal semi.
There was however issues two weeks ago between Loughmacory and Ardboe in the same U16 competition that involved players, coaches and supporters in a mass brawl and an incident of an adult putting his hands on an U16 player.

RedHand88

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-66129511

Two people injured. Assuming the referee and the other man who tried to protect him.

TyroneClubs

An awful situation no doubt but with a full round of games tonight is there any word on what the refs are thinking?

Couldn't blame them if they did strike but someone bound to be in the know by this stage

rrhf

I hi k it would be a stronger statement to ref the games and take the respect and support that 99 percent of people have for them. It's a chance to acknowledge them.

square_ball

I'd imagine 99% do have respect for referees but once that whistle blows and for 60 minutes it goes completely out the window and he's out to ride your club.

Seen messages doing the rounds supposedly from a Fintona person claiming the referee fixed the game for Cookstown. Fixed an u16 game for crying out loud.

WeGoAgain

Quote from: square_ball on July 07, 2023, 09:28:35 AM
I'd imagine 99% do have respect for referees but once that whistle blows and for 60 minutes it goes completely out the window and he's out to ride your club.

Seen messages doing the rounds supposedly from a Fintona person claiming the referee fixed the game for Cookstown. Fixed an u16 game for crying out loud.

To even have that mindset after what had happened is scary and only further highlights the scale of the problem the GAA is facing regarding referees in general. The result of that game last night became irrelevant as soon as someone decided to enter the pitch and attempt to harm the ref.