Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[Zapatista]

Did he get a red for the challenge on Toal?

I thought he got the red (later recinded) for the late shoulder on Andy Mallon on the touch line in Croker. - I'm starting to see a pattern emerge all the same!! 

I thought he did well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svZ1iAL4YJU

[saffron sam2]

i have no sympathy for s o, neill because he went to do a player [ not for the first time ] but has come of the worst of it himself , a great player but a very poor tackler/challenger 

What rubbish (from an Armagh man with a soccer player's handle, who can't get over the legitimate shoulder tackle on John Toal).

I think that would be very difficult to defend to be honest

So why was his sending-off rescinded?

He wasn't sent off for the incident involving John Toal, nor should he have been.

[ziggysego]

Did he get a red for the challenge on Toal?

I thought he got the red (later recinded) for the late shoulder on Andy Mallon on the touch line in Croker. - I'm starting to see a pattern emerge all the same!! 

What pattern? I saw nothing wrong with it.

Nice to see the anti-Tyrone brigade out early this year.

[myhairyarses]

I can't believe I'm reading this - have you anything to say about the "treatment" he got, particulary from his direct marker ?

He wasn't going to "do" anybody when he got wrecked.

Justin Mc Mahon ended up with concussion and a few stitches to a head wound.

Donegal crossed the line a good few times.


I honestly can't believe I'm reading this. Not shocked that an Armagh man would come out with this but a Tyrone poster    

Jaysus man im only stating the facts. He did try to "do" a Donegal man at 1 stage in the 1st half. All im saying in he has to be 1 of the worst tackler on the team, which has been 1 of our strong points since Harte took over.

As for the treatment he got, again did you not see the treatment Justy, and then Joe, gave young Murphy, when they scored the goal Joe had him pinned to the ground in a rugby tackle. Rose tinted glasses and all that, at least try to be objective. I watched the game again last nite, poor enough, but if SON had to have stayed on, i think we could have strolled it.

[orangeman]

I can't believe I'm reading this - have you anything to say about the "treatment" he got, particulary from his direct marker ?

He wasn't going to "do" anybody when he got wrecked.

Justin Mc Mahon ended up with concussion and a few stitches to a head wound.

Donegal crossed the line a good few times.


I honestly can't believe I'm reading this. Not shocked that an Armagh man would come out with this but a Tyrone poster    

Jaysus man im only stating the facts. He did try to "do" a Donegal man at 1 stage in the 1st half. All im saying in he has to be 1 of the worst tackler on the team, which has been 1 of our strong points since Harte took over.

As for the treatment he got, again did you not see the treatment Justy, and then Joe, gave young Murphy, when they scored the goal Joe had him pinned to the ground in a rugby tackle. Rose tinted glasses and all that, at least try to be objective. I watched the game again last nite, poor enough, but if SON had to have stayed on, i think we could have strolled it.

No he didn't - he missed the tackle that's all - Murphy wasn't carried off stitched up or concussed.

Stevie got abuse from McGee throughout - Joe was wrestling a bit alright.

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

i have no sympathy for s o, neill because he went to do a player [ not for the first time ] but has come of the worst of it himself , a great player but a very poor tackler/challenger 

What rubbish (from an Armagh man with a soccer player's handle, who can't get over the legitimate shoulder tackle on John Toal).

I think that would be very difficult to defend to be honest

So why was his sending-off rescinded?

He wasn't sent off for the incident involving John Toal, nor should he have been.

Feck it, I must be mangling my memory of it due to the incessant bleating about it (still) from a few of the Armagh wans 

In any case, the rescindment of the red, and the non-event of the Toal tackle* kind of drives a coach and horses through any charges of malice on Stevie's part emanating from the orange-hued (sewage-tinted) glasses' quarters just beyond Tyrone's south-east 

* Obviously not trivial from John Toal's most unfortunate perspective.

[ziggysego]

i have no sympathy for s o, neill because he went to do a player [ not for the first time ] but has come of the worst of it himself , a great player but a very poor tackler/challenger 

What rubbish (from an Armagh man with a soccer player's handle, who can't get over the legitimate shoulder tackle on John Toal).

I think that would be very difficult to defend to be honest

So why was his sending-off rescinded?

He wasn't sent off for the incident involving John Toal, nor should he have been.

Feck it, I must be mangling my memory of it due to the incessant bleating about it (still) from a few of the Armagh wans 

In any case, the rescindment of the red, and the non-event of the Toal tackle* kind of drives a coach and horses through any charges of malice on Stevie's part emanating from the orange-hued (sewage-tinted) glasses' quarters just beyond Tyrone's south-east 

* Obviously not trivial from John Toal's most unfortunate perspective.

Wouldn't be the first orangemen that attempted to re-write history...

[EC Unique]

Did he get a red for the challenge on Toal?

I thought he got the red (later recinded) for the late shoulder on Andy Mallon on the touch line in Croker. - I'm starting to see a pattern emerge all the same!! 

What pattern? I saw nothing wrong with it.

Nice to see the anti-Tyrone brigade out early this year.

A good sign for the year to come Ziggy

[longrunsthefox]

Dessie Slater well known GAA club referee died suddenly this morning. Age 63. Dungannon Clarkes man and referred three in  a row senior county finals 1991, '92 and '93.  RIP

[orangeman]

Dessie Slater well known GAA club referee died suddenly this morning. Age 63. Dungannon Clarkes man and referred three in  a row senior county finals 1991, '92 and '93.  RIP

Some record.


RIP -

[ziggysego]

Dessie Slater well known GAA club referee died suddenly this morning. Age 63. Dungannon Clarkes man and referred three in  a row senior county finals 1991, '92 and '93.  RIP

RIP Dessie.

[john mcgill]

Dessie was all that is good about the GAA. RIP

[goal and a point]

Noticed a thread in regard to clubs paying manager on teh main board - wouldnt be too many clubs in tyrone are not paying manager - well at least expenses

[carol6]

heard some interesting news this morning regarding two withdrawals from the Tyrone squad for this year:One very prominent senior player and one of the up and coming young stars. I dont want to give the names just yet but my source was pretty good.

[Tommo2]

heard some interesting news this morning regarding two withdrawals from the Tyrone squad for this year:One very prominent senior player and one of the up and coming young stars. I dont want to give the names just yet but my source was pretty good.

My guess is Colm McCullagh or Ciaran Gourley. Can't see why these 2 players would sit on the bench for the majority of the season.