Tyrone County Football and Hurling

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GlenMan

Anyone have a list of forward players currently on the panel?

GaelTheGael

Quote from: GlenMan on January 02, 2020, 05:08:56 PM
Anyone have a list of forward players currently on the panel?
Mattie Donnelly
Peter Harte
Niall Sludden
Mark Bradley
Darren McCurry
Daniel Kerr
Ronan O'Neill
Harry Loughran
Kyle Coney
Ronan McHugh
Dd mulgrew

southtyronegael

Mc nulty clonoe, Mc aleer gortin both similar to Mc Shane.

WeGoAgain

Would like to see Danny McNulty in. If he can stay if fit then he could potentially be very effective in that role. But the last few years have been blighted by injury. Don't know much about McAleer from Gortin. Seemed to have a good enough year with the u20s last year so would be worth looking at surely. However, don't think either will fill the void left by McShane.q

Micky_mouse

Quote from: southtyronegael on January 02, 2020, 06:29:15 PM
Mc nulty clonoe, Mc aleer gortin both similar to Mc Shane.
Cormac McGettigan from killyclogher another big figure similar to McShane

Angelo

It's a colossal blow. The usual idiots are on here pedalling their usual agenda re Harte, Harte has shown a lot of faith in McShane when a lot of people including myself would have been sceptical of his overall worth. I certainly can't begrudge McShane the opportunity, by the terms talked it's a two year deal that should set him up for life even if it doesn't work out.

It does leave us in a right pickle for the year ahead. No Skeet, McShane and possibly Donnelly for the year. Our game plan had been built around McShane and we would have got nowhere near where we did last year for him. The likes of O'Neill, Bradley, McCurry etc are nice footballers but the game has changed and has become too physical for them as inside forwards.

I did say that I was surprised Harte didn't look at some physical inside options when it came to new faces this year. I thought Ryan Coleman would definitely have been worth a look, I'd have doubts about Danny McNulty's fitness and durability for top level intercounty football but he could probably have got a chance too. I think McAleer is a good bit off the physicality needed right now but he looked a decent prospect for the u20s. There's no real standout options and I don't see us repeating the success story of McShane with another player.

It also leaves us without a right footed free taker, I really can't see Ronan O'Neill stepping up from his previous outings and I don't think he's good enough for a top level team but do we now need to carry him for frees? Is Ronan McHugh still involved and is he back fit again?

I was relatively optimistic this year as in McShane we finally had an elite level inside forward and we could develop our game even more around him.

I do think we will see him in a Tyrone jersey in a few years time and hopefully he is joined back by McKenna.

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Goals_Will_Come

Anything to be said for moving Peter Harte into full forward?
Peter Harte and Mattie Donnelly inside with Mark Bradley operating off them would have the potential to be very dangerous.

tyrone08

Quote from: Goals_Will_Come on January 02, 2020, 09:55:52 PM
Anything to be said for moving Peter Harte into full forward?
Peter Harte and Mattie Donnelly inside with Mark Bradley operating off them would have the potential to be very dangerous.

Peter is a strange one as he is very good but seems to always get bullied off the ball in big games. He seems to lack the aggression to win his own ball. Moving him closer to goals would give him a bit more protection but don't think it would solve his problem. Mcshane and donelley have the required aggression to win their own ball and that can't be taught.

Really can't see how tyrone are going to get constant scores. Bradley, McCurry and Brennan are good footballers but need a strong target man to work off.

Any ideas if Bradley or Lee are coming back into squad.

God14

Any Tyrone manager worth half his salt, would visit Clonoe and a certain Mr McNulty

He is needed now more than ever

RedHand88

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Quote from: God14 on January 02, 2020, 10:39:20 PM
Any Tyrone manager worth half his salt, would visit Clonoe and a certain Mr McNulty

He is needed now more than ever

Maybe if they were looking to buy a car.

I jest, he should be in with a shout.

Eire90

What does mcshane work as here in ireland maybe that was not enough to keep him in ireland

under the bar

Taco Fall from Boston could do a job at FF!

square_ball

Quote from: Eire90 on January 03, 2020, 01:32:05 AM
What does mcshane work as here in ireland maybe that was not enough to keep him in ireland

Currently works for Donnelly Group as far as I know. Even if Tyrone were the best team in the country with a management team of Jim Gavin and Mick O'Dwyer in charge he'd be mad to turn the opportunity down.

GetOverTheBar

Quote from: God14 on January 02, 2020, 10:39:20 PM
Any Tyrone manager worth half his salt, would visit Clonoe and a certain Mr McNulty

He is needed now more than ever

If we are being completely honest, his time for county football is pretty much over. What is he? Now mid 20s. The ship has sailed. Now I don't agree with it, if your good enough, what odds....but Tyrone Football doesn't tend to be kind to those on the wrong side of X age with regards to call ups.

GetOverTheBar

Has he proved himself at county level?

Lee Brennan is a legend in the club game, scored something ridiculous like 3-15 in one game. Has he set county level alight? Its a big step up, extremely rare for anyone in any county, let alone Tyrone where you seem to do an apprenticeship.

McNulty is a good player, of course. But to say he's the answer when, if we are perfectly honest - he hasn't put together a single whole year at Clonoe in maybe 3/4 years is just fanciful.

Not to mention McAliskey will be well fit to tell him what's in store - and he would even be a better choice to bring back.