Mayo v Tyrone Sunday 8th February 2015

[nrico2006]

Tyrone are man-to-man inferior to Mayo. Few if anyone outside Tyrone could or would argue otherwise.

Tyrone were probably the team of the last decade but since at least 2010 Tyrone haven't seriously challenged for Sam, while Mayo have. It was a remarkable achievement for Harte to get Tyrone to the AISF in 2013.

Tyrone just need to keep building if they want to win number four. Winning number four in Mayo is an altogether more maddening task for the natives.

That Mayo forward line are in no way shape or form better man for man than Tyrone's and that's a pretty significant section of the team. Bar Cillian O'Connor i wouldn't have any of them on the Tyrone forward line. I suspect we will appreciate how good a job James Horan did with Mayo by the end of this season.

Not true, as a unit come the hard ground we have a decent forward unit better than Tyrones.

Tyrone's forward line individually and collectively is better than Mayo's.   

[From the Bunker]

Have to say this 'we are better than you conversation' that has erupted over the last page or so is so childish! Tyrone beat Mayo last Sunday (Mayo beat Kerry the week before), they hold the plaudits and rightly so for the win. But if you gauge how good (or bad) you are on how well (or bad) you performed in a league game in February then you have not a clue of how the mad world of GAA intercounty football works.

[Croí na hÉireann]

Already hoping that Tyrone and Mayo make the semi finals

[moysider]

We ll have our blanket in place by then. Tyrone forwards will have to work for living the next day

[Croí na hÉireann]

We ll have our blanket in place by then. Tyrone forwards will have to work for living the next day

Hadn't even considered the football

[redzone]

I thought Niall Morgan was very lucky to escape a card when mayo scored their goal. He needs to think about his discipline.
Mickey O'Neill a genuine contender now for goalkeeper.
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Not a chance. Mickey not at morgans level and wont be. Good to see an aggressive goalkeeper. Reminds me of clucko. One of the first names on the teamsheet.

[BennyHarp]

Have to say this 'we are better than you conversation[/i]' that has erupted over the last page or so is so childish! Tyrone beat Mayo last Sunday (Mayo beat Kerry the week before), they hold the plaudits and rightly so for the win. But if you gauge how good (or bad) you are on how well (or bad) you performed in a league game in February then you have not a clue of how the mad world of GAA intercounty football works.

They started it! 

[muppet]

Mayo being a 'nearly team' is nothing to shout about.  If Tyrone have been poor from 2008 how many times have Mayo been able to get the better of them?  Tyrone were in All Ireland semi finals from 2008.  When Tyrone reach a final they make a point of not losing them either.  Takes a bit of fight, that's something Mayo clearly lack whether it be February or September.  When Mayo are challenged they are often found lacking.

This is just silly.

The point was Mayo supporters were very disappointed to lose to Tyrone. Some Tyrone posters seem offended by this, including yourself. Like it or not that is where you are, it doesn't matter what you did in a final in 2008.

We might not have won an All-Ireland, but the last 4 years we have been at a different level to Tyrone.

If this year we go out early and you make the last 4 then we will have to revise our opinion of ourselves versus Tyrone.

[Lar Naparka]

Tyrone are man-to-man inferior to Mayo. Few if anyone outside Tyrone could or would argue otherwise.

Tyrone were probably the team of the last decade but since at least 2010 Tyrone haven't seriously challenged for Sam, while Mayo have. It was a remarkable achievement for Harte to get Tyrone to the AISF in 2013.

Tyrone just need to keep building if they want to win number four. Winning number four in Mayo is an altogether more maddening task for the natives.

That Mayo forward line are in no way shape or form better man for man than Tyrone's and that's a pretty significant section of the team. Bar Cillian O'Connor i wouldn't have any of them on the Tyrone forward line. I suspect we will appreciate how good a job James Horan did with Mayo by the end of this season.

Not true, as a unit come the hard ground we have a decent forward unit better than Tyrones.

Tyrone's forward line individually and collectively is better than Mayo's. 

No, it isn't. So there!

[Nihilist]

Tyrone are man-to-man inferior to Mayo. Few if anyone outside Tyrone could or would argue otherwise.

Tyrone were probably the team of the last decade but since at least 2010 Tyrone haven't seriously challenged for Sam, while Mayo have. It was a remarkable achievement for Harte to get Tyrone to the AISF in 2013.

Tyrone just need to keep building if they want to win number four. Winning number four in Mayo is an altogether more maddening task for the natives.

That Mayo forward line are in no way shape or form better man for man than Tyrone's and that's a pretty significant section of the team. Bar Cillian O'Connor i wouldn't have any of them on the Tyrone forward line. I suspect we will appreciate how good a job James Horan did with Mayo by the end of this season.

Not true, as a unit come the hard ground we have a decent forward unit better than Tyrones.

Tyrone's forward line individually and collectively is better than Mayo's. 

No, it isn't. So there!

I would say it's 50/50

Donnelly, O'Shea, Mcloughlin
McCurry, Cavanagh, O Connor,

[Lar Naparka]

Tyrone are man-to-man inferior to Mayo. Few if anyone outside Tyrone could or would argue otherwise.

Tyrone were probably the team of the last decade but since at least 2010 Tyrone haven't seriously challenged for Sam, while Mayo have. It was a remarkable achievement for Harte to get Tyrone to the AISF in 2013.

Tyrone just need to keep building if they want to win number four. Winning number four in Mayo is an altogether more maddening task for the natives.

That Mayo forward line are in no way shape or form better man for man than Tyrone's and that's a pretty significant section of the team. Bar Cillian O'Connor i wouldn't have any of them on the Tyrone forward line. I suspect we will appreciate how good a job James Horan did with Mayo by the end of this season.

Not true, as a unit come the hard ground we have a decent forward unit better than Tyrones.

Tyrone's forward line individually and collectively is better than Mayo's. 

No, it isn't. So there!

I would say it's 50/50

Donnelly, O'Shea, Mcloughlin
McCurry, Cavanagh, O Connor,

Aye, I'd agree with that.

[omaghjoe]

Tyrone are man-to-man inferior to Mayo. Few if anyone outside Tyrone could or would argue otherwise.

Tyrone were probably the team of the last decade but since at least 2010 Tyrone haven't seriously challenged for Sam, while Mayo have. It was a remarkable achievement for Harte to get Tyrone to the AISF in 2013.

Tyrone just need to keep building if they want to win number four. Winning number four in Mayo is an altogether more maddening task for the natives.

That Mayo forward line are in no way shape or form better man for man than Tyrone's and that's a pretty significant section of the team. Bar Cillian O'Connor i wouldn't have any of them on the Tyrone forward line. I suspect we will appreciate how good a job James Horan did with Mayo by the end of this season.

Not true, as a unit come the hard ground we have a decent forward unit better than Tyrones.

Tyrone's forward line individually and collectively is better than Mayo's. 

No, it isn't. So there!

I would say it's 50/50

Donnelly, O'Shea, Mcloughlin
McCurry, Cavanagh, O Connor,

Aye, I'd agree with that.

Not a chance O'Connor is onyl fella who'd make it on the Tyrone starting team. That lumbering oaf you have at 11 wouldn't even get on the panel

[moysider]

Tyrone are man-to-man inferior to Mayo. Few if anyone outside Tyrone could or would argue otherwise.

Tyrone were probably the team of the last decade but since at least 2010 Tyrone haven't seriously challenged for Sam, while Mayo have. It was a remarkable achievement for Harte to get Tyrone to the AISF in 2013.

Tyrone just need to keep building if they want to win number four. Winning number four in Mayo is an altogether more maddening task for the natives.

That Mayo forward line are in no way shape or form better man for man than Tyrone's and that's a pretty significant section of the team. Bar Cillian O'Connor i wouldn't have any of them on the Tyrone forward line. I suspect we will appreciate how good a job James Horan did with Mayo by the end of this season.

Not true, as a unit come the hard ground we have a decent forward unit better than Tyrones.

Tyrone's forward line individually and collectively is better than Mayo's. 

No, it isn't. So there!

I would say it's 50/50

Donnelly, O'Shea, Mcloughlin
McCurry, Cavanagh, O Connor,

I d only have Matty Donnelly and play him ff. Not convinced about big Seán at ff. McCurry good when he s given space. A fit Evan Reagan at 13 for me.

[Farrandeelin]

Time to move on anybody??

[moysider]

Absolutely. Nothing more to see here; bit early to start a Monaghan thread? You call it 'deelin!