Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

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

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Get warmed up

Quote from: WT4E on September 13, 2026, 09:03:35 PMCookstown haven't a hope against pomeroy 10 points +

You obviously weren't impressed when they put 1-19 past your boys at home? Not much surprise really, the only decent bit of defending done in kildress is you on this board if someone mentions them.

Canavanistheman03

Edendork v Clonoe- Clonoe by 3- Edendork are all hype until someone actually asks them to win a big game. Danny McNulty will run mad and Clonoe will expose them. Not even close.

Carrickmore v Donaghmore- Carmen by 5- Always the same story with Donaghmore: plenty of noise, plenty of confidence, then when it comes to the big moments... nowhere to be seen.

Carrickmore to put them back in their box and leave them with the usual "we should have won that" speech.

Omagh v loughmacory- lough by whatever the want it to be- Omagh talking like they're coming into this as some sort of powerhouse... lads, ye were relegated. 😂

From thinking ye were too big for Tyrone football to fighting for survival — that's some fall. Now ye're back trying to convince everyone Loughmacrory should be worried.

Errigal v trillick- Errigal by 3- Trillick have been living off their reputation so long you'd swear the county title was still sitting in the clubhouse. Aye lads, we remember. Everyone remembers. The problem is nobody's handing out medals for nostalgia. Errigal to bring them back to reality and leave Trillick with another story about how good they used to be.

WT4E

#54692
Quote from: Get warmed up on September 15, 2026, 06:42:05 PM
Quote from: WT4E on September 13, 2026, 09:03:35 PMCookstown haven't a hope against pomeroy 10 points +

You obviously weren't impressed when they put 1-19 past your boys at home? Not much surprise really, the only decent bit of defending done in kildress is you on this board if someone mentions them.

Yeah there 1-19 versus our 2-15 a one point win against a team in a relegation playoff!

I was more judging them on their performance against Owen Roes who would have put them away if mcshane was fit.

It's just an opinion I could be wrong but I think a strong pomeroy outfit will beat them convincingly.

Oh and you never answered my Moortown question 'Moortown' man. A poster from Kildress and a begrudger your some craic! 🤣


uptheblues

See the Junior and Intermediate semi finals all single header games now too.

Hungry h**rs up in Garvaghy.

No doubt £14 admission and £15 a stream.

There's no reason these can't be 2 double headers.
"But above all lads, enjoy yourselves"

Aughafad

#54694
Friday 25th September@ 7:30pm - Naomh Eoghan v Rock in Omagh
Saturday 26th September@ 4:30pm - Tattyreagh v Fintona in Carrickmore for some unknown reason
Sunday 27th September@ 2:00pm - Castlederg v Stewartstown in Killyclogher
Sunday 27th September@ 6:00pm - Pomeroy v Cookstown in Dungannon

How have they decided Carrickmore is remotely suitable for this game? when every other venue is roughly half way for the other fixtures - Double header in Omagh would have been the right choice on the Saturday and dunmoyle for the other double header

tyroneStatto

Quote from: uptheblues on September 15, 2026, 10:34:53 PMSee the Junior and Intermediate semi finals all single header games now too.

Hungry h**rs up in Garvaghy.

No doubt £14 admission and £15 a stream.

There's no reason these can't be 2 double headers.

Castlederg v Stewartstown
Naomh Eoghan v Rock

This should have been a double header at the very minimum.

The Bearded One

Money money money!

Single headers, charge a premium at the gate and for online streaming.
It is what it is. Presumably.

Onhisboot

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

tiempo

Training under the new mgmt since November, they're looking well beyond Tyrone and fair play to them, have put the work in at underage and a v bright future ahead, likely Senior in next 5 years if hold it together

Get warmed up

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Druim Ráith

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.

GaelTheGael

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.

DROMORERAM123

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
Surely also the likes of Beragh also be on the list. Felt the Div 2 was as wide open as ever bar Niamh and Eoghan

WesternBaller

Quote from: tiempo on Today at 09:05:13 AMTraining under the new mgmt since November, they're looking well beyond Tyrone and fair play to them, have put the work in at underage and a v bright future ahead, likely Senior in next 5 years if hold it together
Very exciting times ahead for Fintona, great youth and big numbers.

As for Glenelly in D2, I cannot see them achieving more than a 4pt 16th place finish.

Ultanmcaleerturnsiton

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Quote from: TheGlenellyGremlin on September 15, 2026, 11:38:50 AM
Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
Plum be lucky to get 1 point next year if they go up