Tyrone County Football and Hurling

Started by Fear ón Srath Bán, April 01, 2007, 05:58:31 PM

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Puckoon

Quote from: ONeill on August 26, 2026, 11:14:28 PMSorry to read that Gavin Devlin doesn't like Tyrone.

I mean that was my first thought too. However I think he's close enough to the machine that he can point out the bad yet still have that crest on his mind. If he ever gets a charge at the manager role - he would be 1000% behind that crest. Somethings just leave a sour taste. But Ice Cream tastes better in the winners circle.

God14

Hope to see McShane back in the county set up next year
Absolutely flying at the moment

We are blessed with options in the full forward line, but McShane has that size and athletism about him, sets him apart from many of the other optioms

tiempo

Can't see it, Ruairí McCullagh is the future

The Bearded One

Quote from: God14 on August 30, 2026, 09:01:51 PMHope to see McShane back in the county set up next year
Absolutely flying at the moment

We are blessed with options in the full forward line, but McShane has that size and athletism about him, sets him apart from many of the other optioms

Stop that. He was playing against the team with the joint worst defensive record in the league and not a single decent man marker.

In the infamous words of Arthur McRory...the next time Tyrone are playing Aghaloo...
It is what it is. Presumably.

cjx

Quote from: Puckoon on August 30, 2026, 01:27:48 AM
Quote from: ONeill on August 26, 2026, 11:14:28 PMSorry to read that Gavin Devlin doesn't like Tyrone.

I mean that was my first thought too. However I think he's close enough to the machine that he can point out the bad yet still have that crest on his mind. If he ever gets a charge at the manager role - he would be 1000% behind that crest. Somethings just leave a sour taste. But Ice Cream tastes better in the winners circle.

Maybe apart from venting its a long term negotiating tactic. But he has been at this for at least 8-9 years with the occasional talk like this. Would still like to see him given a chance. Cannot warm to O'Rourke and even more his backroom deputies.

And McCullagh is the man hope he stays around and Colton with McDermott to cover for any missing soured tendonised Canavans.

The Omagh_Ostrich

Quote from: The Bearded One on August 30, 2026, 09:16:32 PM
Quote from: God14 on August 30, 2026, 09:01:51 PMHope to see McShane back in the county set up next year
Absolutely flying at the moment

We are blessed with options in the full forward line, but McShane has that size and athletism about him, sets him apart from many of the other optioms

Stop that. He was playing against the team with the joint worst defensive record in the league and not a single decent man marker.

In the infamous words of Arthur McRory...the next time Tyrone are playing Aghaloo...

correct mc Shane tried and tested at county level in several positions just to try and accommodate him in the team towards the end of his career. Aghaloo respectively a junior side now and were playing with 14 men. Mc shane this year played league champions Naomh Eoghan in Div2 and he only scored 2 points, 1 from free and 1 from play, more chance getting into tyrone overs 40s than back in the county team

Winthebreak

Can't see him back, tried and tested. Not at county level any more. Good enough club player and might just take O Roes into senior if they get past Cookstown. Would probably like a year or two in Div 1 before he packs it in. Need the next generation to push through.