Tyrone County Football and Hurling

[Angelo]

https://www.facebook.com/693278824126385/posts/2093997304054523/?vh=e&d=n

A few minutes of indulgence.

What a player, his ability to come up with something big when Tyrone needed somebody to stand up was outstanding, a truly inspirational player.

[southtyronegael]

https://www.facebook.com/693278824126385/posts/2093997304054523/?vh=e&d=n

A few minutes of indulgence

brilliant video, made me quite emotional actually. The excitement watching Tyrone teams in the 90s and 00s compared to the dreariness of today. Quite sad what we have become. Hope everyone keeping safe, better days will return. STG.

[Goals_Will_Come]

Leaked Plans for GAA Championships?

Galway Bay FM Sport reporting that the GAA have indicated that Club Championships will begin in June or July - No spectators, formats redrawn to ensure each team get minimum 2 games. 8 weeks to complete from start date, which is dependent on the restrictions being eased by June.

Galway Bay FM Sport reporting that the All Ireland Finals on 18th or 25th October under current format. Capacities for all games massively reduced, if allowed at all. Provincial & All Ireland Club Championships to go into 2021.

[Angelo]

Leaked Plans for GAA Championships?

Galway Bay FM Sport reporting that the GAA have indicated that Club Championships will begin in June or July - No spectators, formats redrawn to ensure each team get minimum 2 games. 8 weeks to complete from start date, which is dependent on the restrictions being eased by June.

Galway Bay FM Sport reporting that the All Ireland Finals on 18th or 25th October under current format. Capacities for all games massively reduced, if allowed at all. Provincial & All Ireland Club Championships to go into 2021.

I'd just put a line through the intercounty year, could you imagine an All Ireland final played in a half empty stadium? What's the point of it? Are the GAA just wanting to play it on to honour a few commercial deals?

[trailer]

If the inter-county game comes back will Harte be able to look after Tyrone if there are still restrictions on the elderly? What would be the contingency if this was the case?

[skeog]

Dont be worrying about who be in charge.Covid19 is in charge till a vaccine is found.

[BennyHarp]

If the inter-county game comes back will Harte be able to look after Tyrone if there are still restrictions on the elderly? What would be the contingency if this was the case?

Another point might be if no championship football is played this year, will we have seen Mickey's last game or will they give him the lost year next year?

[Goals_Will_Come]

County Football in the Autumn, september onwards? Club during the summer, maybe July onwards.

[WT4E]

Forget about football this year lads.

[JuniorBAllstar]

Forget about football this year lads.

Only person that seems to be talking about of sense. Who gives a f**k about football in times like this

[southtyronegael]

People need football for their mental health. If we do the right things now, I'd be hopefull of salvaging either a bit of a club season or a county one, but probably not both.

[GetOverTheBar]

Forget about football this year lads.

Only person that seems to be talking about of sense. Who gives a f**k about football in times like this

Yet you come onto a GAA forum....in times like this.

[BennyHarp]

Forget about football this year lads.

Only person that seems to be talking about of sense. Who gives a f**k about football in times like this

So we should all sit at home in isolation and think and talk about nothing other than the impending doom? Catch a grip.

[Smurfy123]

Some doom and gloom merchants about the place. You would think a lot of people are getting a hit out of sayin we will have no football.
2 choices
Wait for a vaccine and cancel all sport for 3/4 years
Get out and get on with it whilst taking all the measures possible. (Temperature taken, Washing hands, Come to matches stripped, if sick stay away)
Let's be real lads the comedown from this will cause more deaths in the north than the virus. Now you may say it's only sport but it's a lot of people lives.

[laceer]

As much as I'd love football to be played this Summer there's a much bigger picture here. How could we send a team out to play with a risk that one of the lads could contract this virus from a teammate or opponent? Or that someone who shows up to watch is infected? Or the physio? Is it practical to test everyone who plays, manages or attends every game up and down the country?
I know I wouldn't be putting my lad in that harm's way over the sake of a game of football.