Tyrone County Football and Hurling

[Jablue]

Clonoe must have some money about them, bringing in mcgurn alonh with stevie mcdollar. I could see them going to division 2 in a few years.

[BennyHarp]

Great to see Logan and dooher interviewed on rte! Starting on a very positive note.

Had to be better than that amateur shit show tyrone TV put together in the changing rooms 

That was some embarrassment, echoey changing room, awful sound, scruffy interviewers, mundane questions. Of all the places they could have used in a multi million pound training centre they went to the changing rooms. Garvaghey was also referred to as 'Tyrone Centre of Excellence' a term very much refuted by Tyrone GAA. So amateur for a first official interview.

It was really poor. Do they not have a media room where they could have held the interviews?

[Localexpert]

Great to see Logan and dooher interviewed on rte! Starting on a very positive note.

Had to be better than that amateur shit show tyrone TV put together in the changing rooms 

That was some embarrassment, echoey changing room, awful sound, scruffy interviewers, mundane questions. Of all the places they could have used in a multi million pound training centre they went to the changing rooms. Garvaghey was also referred to as 'Tyrone Centre of Excellence' a term very much refuted by Tyrone GAA. So amateur for a first official interview.

It was really poor. Do they not have a media room where they could have held the interviews?

No matter how bad it was the narcissist who runs it won't change his opinion on himself 

[Jim Bob]

Great to see Logan and dooher interviewed on rte! Starting on a very positive note.

Had to be better than that amateur shit show tyrone TV put together in the changing rooms 

That was some embarrassment, echoey changing room, awful sound, scruffy interviewers, mundane questions. Of all the places they could have used in a multi million pound training centre they went to the changing rooms. Garvaghey was also referred to as 'Tyrone Centre of Excellence' a term very much refuted by Tyrone GAA. So amateur for a first official interview.

It was really poor. Do they not have a media room where they could have held the interviews?

No matter how bad it was the narcissist who runs it won't change his opinion on himself 

Ah now .....what did he do on ye?

[inowbest]

Any word about the u20 job? it has been very quiet. Was anyone nominated or is Paul Devlin getting it again unopposed?

[omagh_gael]

Peter Donnelly "I'm thrilled to be back. I wanted to stay last year and I was able to commit to it but things didn't work out... I just can't wait to get into it"

Teamtalk just posted this amount twitter and deleted it, discuss

[trileacman]

Players seemed glad of the change to Davis last season and I thought he was adding something different to the setup. For all the talk of moving on from the Harte era it's strange to see us move backward to an already tried coach.

[Redhand Santa]

One big regret on this season was that Davis didn't get a chance with the players. It sounds like he was top level that could have helped us close that fitness/conditioning gap with the Dubs. I think money would be a big factor in not keeping him. Having said that if we're going for someone internal in Tyrone Donnelly is as good as out there and I'm sure he'll do a good job - players seemed to like him previously too.

[Club boi]

One big regret on this season was that Davis didn't get a chance with the players. It sounds like he was top level that could have helped us close that fitness/conditioning gap with the Dubs. I think money would be a big factor in not keeping him. Having said that if we're going for someone internal in Tyrone Donnelly is as good as out there and I'm sure he'll do a good job - players seemed to like him previously too.

Do you think P.Donnelly is doing it for free ??

[GlenMan]

Money was obviously the big factor.

Jonny Davis was on close to £10,000 a month. That's just not sustainable.

[GlenMan]

Money was obviously the big factor.

Jonny Davis was on close to £10,000 a month. That's just not sustainable.

I'm calling bullshit on that, that's not plausible.

He was around £500 a session from a reliable source. 4 sessions per week - 3 training and 1 game.

Obviously that's when the season was underway - January, February, March, October, November.

[GetOverTheBar]

Peter Donnelly "I'm thrilled to be back. I wanted to stay last year and I was able to commit to it but things didn't work out... I just can't wait to get into it"

Teamtalk just posted this amount twitter and deleted it, discuss

Donnelly talking rubbish. He took a full time job (as is his absolute right) in a professional sport. He then came back saying he could work with Tyrone in the evenings (but only the evenings Ulster Academy didn't have anything on).

He basically wanted to stay with Tyrone via Zoom. Harte wasn't happy, understandably and days later Donnelly stumbled across the Monaghan set up?

Loves the cash.

[Redhand Santa]

One big regret on this season was that Davis didn't get a chance with the players. It sounds like he was top level that could have helped us close that fitness/conditioning gap with the Dubs. I think money would be a big factor in not keeping him. Having said that if we're going for someone internal in Tyrone Donnelly is as good as out there and I'm sure he'll do a good job - players seemed to like him previously too.

Do you think P.Donnelly is doing it for free ??

No but I think Davis was costing a lot more than Donnelly will doing it part time. He was a big name in rugby circles and by all accounts great at the role. A pity he didn't get a run at it.

[Angelo]

Players seemed glad of the change to Davis last season and I thought he was adding something different to the setup. For all the talk of moving on from the Harte era it's strange to see us move backward to an already tried coach.

The players also thought very highly of Peter Donnelly too though.

Donnelly in his previous role worked with pretty much all age groups though and I'm surprised we haven't tried to find a replacement for that. For what Donnelly and Davis are likely commanding working freelance we could probably replace somebody in Donnelly's previous role on a full time basis.

I don't really have much of an issue with him coming back, he seems to be highly regarded by the players and has a good rapport with them along with having a great reputation in his field. Davies was basically just an S&C guy who designed and monitored the players plans whereas Donnelly when he was in the management team before took a much more active role in the coaching of the side. You'd regularly hear him and see him on the sideline barking out the orders.

It's a fairly inexperienced management duo so no problem surrounding themselves with guys like Donnelly

[God14]

Donnelly obviously a very hands on guy, with a s&c brief

Dooher you'd imagine will be hands on

What specific role would the likes of collie Holmes, and Joe mc mahon have? Genuine question, they are serious operators Im just struggling to understand the roles and responsibilities of each man, in what will likely end up in being quite a large management team