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I just want to point out this stat. Cavan are unbeaten in championship against Tyrone in Breffni for more than 40 years.

How many Cavan v Tyrone championship matches has been played in Breffni the last 40 years?

That's irrelevant

It's all relevant.

No its not

To answer my own question one match in 1983 won by Cavan 0-10 to 0-11. Since then in other venues 8 Ulster championship meetings between the two with Tyrone winning 6 and two draws.

It's worth looking before 83 too, they stats are not good for Tyrone. I expect they are frozen with fear for this game.

I just want to point out this stat. Cavan are unbeaten in championship against Tyrone in Breffni for more than 40 years.

How many Cavan v Tyrone championship matches has been played in Breffni the last 40 years?

That's irrelevant

It's all relevant.

No its not

I just want to point out this stat. Cavan are unbeaten in championship against Tyrone in Breffni for more than 40 years.

How many Cavan v Tyrone championship matches has been played in Breffni the last 40 years?

That's irrelevant

Got my last 5 fixtures slightly wrong...

Sunday 28th April v Dundee (A)
Saturday 4th May v Hearts (H)
Saturday 11th May v Huns (H)
Wednesday 15th May v Kilmarnock (A)
Saturday 18th May v St Mirren (H)

What Rangers run in?

I just want to point out this stat. Cavan are unbeaten in championship against Tyrone in Breffni for more than 40 years.

Is it really? Most counties have goals at the start of the year, get promoted, avoid relegation, beat neighbours etc. do they really need a coping mechanism of devaluing competitions, I seriously doubt it.  There are about 26 counties under the new system never going win Sam, Derry don't need another Ulster but will probably win it, any other county would relish it.

I believe JoG2 was referring the fans attempting to devalue a competition as a defense mechanism for if they don't win it. Armagh will have failed this year (again) if they do not win Ulster. How anyone can think different is beyond me.

Armagh have shown glimpses of the 2022 championship form this year but I'd still be worried that they will slip back into last years negative mindset when faced with better opposition. The same thing happened in the League final again when the stakes were heightened and the fear of losing took over. 

The Ulster final, should we get there, could well be the defining game of the season because they won't be winning an All Ireland title. For a lot of those players it's probably the last chance saloon to try and win meaningful silverware.

Is it meaningful silverware?

It definitely is, anybody who says otherwise is deluding themselves.

Devalue everything except the one cup that's pretty much unattainable for most counties in a given year, it's a coping mechanism to avoid disappointment

This is it, 100%

Could make a whole thread of Curb scenes 😂

From Curb your enthusiasm

Leon tell Larry how to deal with Nazis

https://youtu.be/CEhk5N32Tec?si=tJe2Iv83ctqC6Vce

What Are Celtics remaining fixtures.

I've never seen worse. I mean the mullets on show are ridiculous. What is with the mullets!?

Talking about them us the only entertainment today.

Jarly was a red all day. In Kildare game lad just got red for exact same thing

I don't disagree with you but I don't think he connected with his head which probably saved him. And to be fair to the Fermanagh lad he didn't make a meal of it

Doesn't matter anyway, Armagh would win this with 13 players.

Jarly was a red all day. In Kildare game lad just got red for exact same thing.

I'd say jarly was saved by his daddy bring in the crowd and by McCusker getting up quick.

We always expect Fermanagh to make it tough for their opponents but they are playing like a junior B team here. It's sad to see.

That was an inexcusable miss by fermanagh for a goal.