Tyrone County Football and Hurling

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Quote from: NotedObserver on June 02, 2026, 12:38:56 PMAidan OShea ran a lot of the game last year. We were v pedestrian with no edge and a mistake at the end of first half was a killer. Kobe McDonald new this time of year and probably Cormac Quinn to pick him up with his speed and someone else tagging him when out for the kick outs.

Tyrone a v additions as well. It should be a close game

Need to see a performance in this game. Any time MOR Tyrone have taken a step forward then it's 2 steps back. Donegal last year followed by an abysmal performance against Mayo. Armagh have shown that a good enough squad can dominant when paired with an excellent MF strategy.

An excellent midfield strategy ??

Like against Kerry in the quarter final last year !

Sometimes people just say things to have a pop at management.

I could be wrong but I'd say Armagh have better footballers/athletes at this point in time than Tyrone.

I was talking about this year where their kickout strategy has been the best around. It was close to 100% against Monaghan in the 70 minutes. Armagh are fitter than us clearly but I don't see any of their starting 15 apart from Conaty and Dara McMullen who walk on to the Tyrone team and immediately we're a better side. There's an argument that Jarly Og is their best player but when you really dig in to his preformances it's really the teams tactics that create space for him to gallop into and get shots (or fists) away from close to the goals.
You are saying that Armagh only have two lads who would improve the Tyrone team ?

Not sure too many would agree with you there. Ross Mc Quillan, Conor Turbitt, Tomas Mc Cormack (on the basis of his performance last weekend), Jarly og and probably a couple of others would make a difference

An Watcher

Not buying into the armagh hype either.  Only teams they've beat comfortably have been division 3 teams. 
Tyrone n Monaghan are not great shakes n they fell over the line in both.
Plus they dont have Rian O'Neill in their ranks who brought a bit of x factor.
Theyre a well drilled outfit.  Whether or not that's enough to lift Sam remains to be seen but cant see it

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Quote from: NotedObserver on June 02, 2026, 12:38:56 PMAidan OShea ran a lot of the game last year. We were v pedestrian with no edge and a mistake at the end of first half was a killer. Kobe McDonald new this time of year and probably Cormac Quinn to pick him up with his speed and someone else tagging him when out for the kick outs.

Tyrone a v additions as well. It should be a close game

Need to see a performance in this game. Any time MOR Tyrone have taken a step forward then it's 2 steps back. Donegal last year followed by an abysmal performance against Mayo. Armagh have shown that a good enough squad can dominant when paired with an excellent MF strategy.

An excellent midfield strategy ??

Like against Kerry in the quarter final last year !

Sometimes people just say things to have a pop at management.

I could be wrong but I'd say Armagh have better footballers/athletes at this point in time than Tyrone.

I was talking about this year where their kickout strategy has been the best around. It was close to 100% against Monaghan in the 70 minutes. Armagh are fitter than us clearly but I don't see any of their starting 15 apart from Conaty and Dara McMullen who walk on to the Tyrone team and immediately we're a better side. There's an argument that Jarly Og is their best player but when you really dig in to his preformances it's really the teams tactics that create space for him to gallop into and get shots (or fists) away from close to the goals.
You are saying that Armagh only have two lads who would improve the Tyrone team ?

Not sure too many would agree with you there. Ross Mc Quillan, Conor Turbitt, Tomas Mc Cormack (on the basis of his performance last weekend), Jarly og and probably a couple of others would make a difference

Name the couple of others. Ross McQuillan is back to fitness and can't make the Armagh 1st team. I'm not slating the Armagh players, they're a very good squad, but we also have a lot of good players. The difference in quality of the first 15 of both counties is pretty slim. They're just a lot bettered drilled than we are.
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Wildweasel74

So a few months ago u worried Tyrone gotta get murdered by Armagh, now they only good enougb to get 2 men in the Tyrone team lol.

joemamas

Quote from: joemamas on June 02, 2026, 03:41:12 PMAnyone have any idea if Kennedy will be fit.
was at the Roscommon V Tyrone game last week, thought both he and kilpatrick were excellent.
I know Kennedy went off at the end.
Tyrone IMO are a bit of a dark horse
If they are able to beat Mayo, the then current All Ireland odds of odds of 16/1, look very attractive, especially if they win and avoid Kerry in Q/Final.

Anyone have an idea on the above Q.
Thanks in advance

cjx

Tyrone can surely beat Mayo. Kobe McDonnell had some superb moments in last 2 matches and l would sacrifice Teague to track him. Would also bring in 2 more from u20 squad esp McDermott as a strong last 20min goal scorer.
Hope Kennedyy is OK he is surely vital but injury against Rossies looked like recurrance of old problems. And what about the mystery of the Canavans esp Ruari. Is he still on the panel?
About Armagh it is all strong running and strength which fits 2 point game set up. 4 point goal is so badly needed to rebalance 2pt impacts (how to cause dispair from distance, can really suck the heart out of a team conceding or missing these esp. smallish team like Tyrone?)
Also l would bring Morgan out in 2nd half and bring in O'Kane who is good enough now for a game like this. With McElholm really getting the feel of it against Rossies he should surely blossom against black hearted Mayo.  Hit O'Shea a good belt early and he will creep into his shell (its not baywatch ye know boy!). McDonnell is the big danger,mad like his Da too.

trileacman

Quote from: Wildweasel74 on June 02, 2026, 11:14:43 PMSo a few months ago u worried Tyrone gotta get murdered by Armagh, now they only good enougb to get 2 men in the Tyrone team lol.

The 2 aren't mutually exclusive.
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Quote from: cjx on Today at 10:00:30 AMTyrone can surely beat Mayo. Kobe McDonnell had some superb moments in last 2 matches and l would sacrifice Teague to track him. Would also bring in 2 more from u20 squad esp McDermott as a strong last 20min goal scorer.
Hope Kennedyy is OK he is surely vital but injury against Rossies looked like recurrance of old problems. And what about the mystery of the Canavans esp Ruari. Is he still on the panel?
About Armagh it is all strong running and strength which fits 2 point game set up. 4 point goal is so badly needed to rebalance 2pt impacts (how to cause dispair from distance, can really suck the heart out of a team conceding or missing these esp. smallish team like Tyrone?)
Also l would bring Morgan out in 2nd half and bring in O'Kane who is good enough now for a game like this. With McElholm really getting the feel of it against Rossies he should surely blossom against black hearted Mayo.  Hit O'Shea a good belt early and he will creep into his shell (its not baywatch ye know boy!). McDonnell is the big danger,mad like his Da too.

Yes he is, RC was with the squad in Roscommon last time out. And on the pitch afterwards with the rest of the team
Kennedys injury looked really bad at first, but he seemed happy enough afterwards as well. On the pitch with a new born.
Fingers crossed a few more men are available v Mayo as squad looked pretty bare last time out. Conor O'Neill from the 20s likely the only realistic chance of making the 26. He's an option for me in the half forward line

thebigfullforward

Quote from: cjx on Today at 10:00:30 AMTyrone can surely beat Mayo. Kobe McDonnell had some superb moments in last 2 matches and l would sacrifice Teague to track him. Would also bring in 2 more from u20 squad esp McDermott as a strong last 20min goal scorer.
Hope Kennedyy is OK he is surely vital but injury against Rossies looked like recurrance of old problems. And what about the mystery of the Canavans esp Ruari. Is he still on the panel?
About Armagh it is all strong running and strength which fits 2 point game set up. 4 point goal is so badly needed to rebalance 2pt impacts (how to cause dispair from distance, can really suck the heart out of a team conceding or missing these esp. smallish team like Tyrone?)
Also l would bring Morgan out in 2nd half and bring in O'Kane who is good enough now for a game like this. With McElholm really getting the feel of it against Rossies he should surely blossom against black hearted Mayo.  Hit O'Shea a good belt early and he will creep into his shell (its not baywatch ye know boy!). McDonnell is the big danger,mad like his Da too.
😂😂😂 What is everyones obsession with bringing in players from the 20s and expecting them to make a difference straight away? What about the likes of Grimes, Mccullagh or Liam Og Mossey or plenty of others who have actually started a championship game for their club. Swear people here have had the same expectations for Canavan, Cush, Potter, McGleenan, Grimes, McElholm, Shea O'Hare etc. Just come on to the senior panel and perform straight away in big games

cjx

Darragh Ó Sé: Mayo showed exactly why they're not serious contenders against Monaghan – The Irish Times https://share.google/Q47FYC36ER1aAUufS

GaelTheGael

Quote from: cjx on Today at 10:00:30 AMTyrone can surely beat Mayo. Kobe McDonnell had some superb moments in last 2 matches and l would sacrifice Teague to track him. Would also bring in 2 more from u20 squad esp McDermott as a strong last 20min goal scorer.
Hope Kennedyy is OK he is surely vital but injury against Rossies looked like recurrance of old problems. And what about the mystery of the Canavans esp Ruari. Is he still on the panel?
About Armagh it is all strong running and strength which fits 2 point game set up. 4 point goal is so badly needed to rebalance 2pt impacts (how to cause dispair from distance, can really suck the heart out of a team conceding or missing these esp. smallish team like Tyrone?)
Also l would bring Morgan out in 2nd half and bring in O'Kane who is good enough now for a game like this. With McElholm really getting the feel of it against Rossies he should surely blossom against black hearted Mayo.  Hit O'Shea a good belt early and he will creep into his shell (its not baywatch ye know boy!). McDonnell is the big danger,mad like his Da too.
Shea McDermott has not even started a Senior Club Championship game for Errigal Ciaran yet.

statto

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Quote from: NotedObserver on June 02, 2026, 12:38:56 PMAidan OShea ran a lot of the game last year. We were v pedestrian with no edge and a mistake at the end of first half was a killer. Kobe McDonald new this time of year and probably Cormac Quinn to pick him up with his speed and someone else tagging him when out for the kick outs.

Tyrone a v additions as well. It should be a close game

Need to see a performance in this game. Any time MOR Tyrone have taken a step forward then it's 2 steps back. Donegal last year followed by an abysmal performance against Mayo. Armagh have shown that a good enough squad can dominant when paired with an excellent MF strategy.

An excellent midfield strategy ??

Like against Kerry in the quarter final last year !

Sometimes people just say things to have a pop at management.

I could be wrong but I'd say Armagh have better footballers/athletes at this point in time than Tyrone.

I was talking about this year where their kickout strategy has been the best around. It was close to 100% against Monaghan in the 70 minutes. Armagh are fitter than us clearly but I don't see any of their starting 15 apart from Conaty and Dara McMullen who walk on to the Tyrone team and immediately we're a better side. There's an argument that Jarly Og is their best player but when you really dig in to his preformances it's really the teams tactics that create space for him to gallop into and get shots (or fists) away from close to the goals.
You are saying that Armagh only have two lads who would improve the Tyrone team ?

Not sure too many would agree with you there. Ross Mc Quillan, Conor Turbitt, Tomas Mc Cormack (on the basis of his performance last weekend), Jarly og and probably a couple of others would make a difference

Name the couple of others. Ross McQuillan is back to fitness and can't make the Armagh 1st team. I'm not slating the Armagh players, they're a very good squad, but we also have a lot of good players. The difference in quality of the first 15 of both counties is pretty slim. They're just a lot bettered drilled than we are.
I would add Oisin O Neill, Barry McCambridge, Rory Grugan to the list of players not starting for Armagh currently that would add significantly to Tyrone's starting 15. 

statto

Quote from: thebigfullforward on Today at 11:18:00 AM
Quote from: cjx on Today at 10:00:30 AMTyrone can surely beat Mayo. Kobe McDonnell had some superb moments in last 2 matches and l would sacrifice Teague to track him. Would also bring in 2 more from u20 squad esp McDermott as a strong last 20min goal scorer.
Hope Kennedyy is OK he is surely vital but injury against Rossies looked like recurrance of old problems. And what about the mystery of the Canavans esp Ruari. Is he still on the panel?
About Armagh it is all strong running and strength which fits 2 point game set up. 4 point goal is so badly needed to rebalance 2pt impacts (how to cause dispair from distance, can really suck the heart out of a team conceding or missing these esp. smallish team like Tyrone?)
Also l would bring Morgan out in 2nd half and bring in O'Kane who is good enough now for a game like this. With McElholm really getting the feel of it against Rossies he should surely blossom against black hearted Mayo.  Hit O'Shea a good belt early and he will creep into his shell (its not baywatch ye know boy!). McDonnell is the big danger,mad like his Da too.
😂😂😂 What is everyones obsession with bringing in players from the 20s and expecting them to make a difference straight away? What about the likes of Grimes, Mccullagh or Liam Og Mossey or plenty of others who have actually started a championship game for their club. Swear people here have had the same expectations for Canavan, Cush, Potter, McGleenan, Grimes, McElholm, Shea O'Hare etc. Just come on to the senior panel and perform straight away in big games
Quote from: thebigfullforward on Today at 11:18:00 AM
Quote from: cjx on Today at 10:00:30 AMTyrone can surely beat Mayo. Kobe McDonnell had some superb moments in last 2 matches and l would sacrifice Teague to track him. Would also bring in 2 more from u20 squad esp McDermott as a strong last 20min goal scorer.
Hope Kennedyy is OK he is surely vital but injury against Rossies looked like recurrance of old problems. And what about the mystery of the Canavans esp Ruari. Is he still on the panel?
About Armagh it is all strong running and strength which fits 2 point game set up. 4 point goal is so badly needed to rebalance 2pt impacts (how to cause dispair from distance, can really suck the heart out of a team conceding or missing these esp. smallish team like Tyrone?)
Also l would bring Morgan out in 2nd half and bring in O'Kane who is good enough now for a game like this. With McElholm really getting the feel of it against Rossies he should surely blossom against black hearted Mayo.  Hit O'Shea a good belt early and he will creep into his shell (its not baywatch ye know boy!). McDonnell is the big danger,mad like his Da too.
😂😂😂 What is everyones obsession with bringing in players from the 20s and expecting them to make a difference straight away? What about the likes of Grimes, Mccullagh or Liam Og Mossey or plenty of others who have actually started a championship game for their club. Swear people here have had the same expectations for Canavan, Cush, Potter, McGleenan, Grimes, McElholm, Shea O'Hare etc. Just come on to the senior panel and perform straight away in big games
Would be the one I would be giving significant game time too moving forward as he is different to most of Tyrone's current options inside and is a quality player. 

joemamas

Quote from: cjx on Today at 11:32:49 AMDarragh Ó Sé: Mayo showed exactly why they're not serious contenders against Monaghan – The Irish Times https://share.google/Q47FYC36ER1aAUufS
Wonder was he at it or did he watch it on TV  ::)  ::)