Agree 100% with you Redhand on the refereering aspect to yesterdays game, the problem with this lies with the inconsistency of refereering. What is a tackle and what is not a tackle? Each referee has completely different interuption to a tackle. How is this then coached technically by trainers/coaches? Its outside the control of players and Management. Without question, Tyrone full back line has been extremely consistent in this league campaign and I have been impressed by McNamee, McCrory and McCarron over the games. You correctly point out the cuteness of Donegal, but on the flip side of that, Tyrone should be well aware of these small areas of Donegals game and by now we should be trying to counter act these in some shape or form. As mad a suggestion it might be but is it time to move away from the skin tight tops and back to older more loose styled top to accentuate the quick pull back by opponents that now goes un-noticed, unbooked? Michael Murphys frees again could be looked at, would there be any possibility of putting him off his stride? I did notice (I stand corrected if wrong) that Michael Murphy kicked a free wide in the second half, third quarter, but seconds before his kick Peter Harte walked across the path of the ball (intentionally or not, I'm unsure). Two years ago Donegal focused on Morgans kicks, this year Tyrone need to be coming with new ideas, new forward thinking strategies to counter act Donegals strong points. It will be difficult in Ballybofey at the best of times, but a no show would be unbearable. It will be a great battle in Healy Park come Sunday another massive yardstick for Tyrone to measure against the 2014 All Ireland Champions.