Tyrone County Football and Hurling

[square_ball]

I would take a guess and say that he never 100% fully recovered from that ankle injury in 2020 to push on again and to get back to the sort of form that won him an all star. I know he had a big impact off the bench in 2021 and could be argued we wouldn't have won the All Ireland without that impact.

[clarshack]

Whats your thoughts on axing Gallen from the panel for playing football? I've never been a fan of excluding players that dont make match day panels from club football, surly they would be better served getting some game time.

He was named on panel as sub keeper - after all the crying Aghyaran did about GC playing players hat shouldn't have been playing a couple of years back. Surely they should be docked the points now then for playing him during a stared game 🤔

If thats the case then players who leave the Tyrone panel after the starred fixtures are arranged shouldn't be eligible to play ie Liam Rafferty and the likes.

This should be the case and it's surprising that there isn't a rule to allow for this as it's not the first season this has happened in. If you play a county player (or one that has left the panel) in a starred game you lose the points if you win or draw simple.

[The Coddfather]

Whats your thoughts on axing Gallen from the panel for playing football? I've never been a fan of excluding players that dont make match day panels from club football, surly they would be better served getting some game time.

He was named on panel as sub keeper - after all the crying Aghyaran did about GC playing players hat shouldn't have been playing a couple of years back. Surely they should be docked the points now then for playing him during a stared game 🤔

If thats the case then players who leave the Tyrone panel after the starred fixtures are arranged shouldn't be eligible to play ie Liam Rafferty and the likes.

This should be the case and it's surprising that there isn't a rule to allow for this as it's not the first season this has happened in. If you play a county player (or one that has left the panel) in a starred game you lose the points if you win or draw simple.

This is not fair on players.

[statto]

Don't see the logic in trying to not allow players who belong to the clubs play for their clubs.  Are you really suggesting it is fair that a lad gets no football if decides to walk away from County Panel or that his club is forced to play a meaningless game?  Players will miss games through one reason or another suspension, injury etc during league games especially not uncommon to not be playing with a full deck. 

[smort]

Players know when they join, or are with, the county that the will miss 5 starred games

[BrotherMore6592]

Why is there no stand tickets available yet for Armagh game? Terrace only on ticketmaster

[square_ball]

I think its just season ticket holders and clubs that are getting stand tickets. Terrace only on general sale at the minute.

[RedHand88]

Why is there no stand tickets available yet for Armagh game? Terrace only on ticketmaster

Tyrone v Armagh,  championship.
I'd expect a big crowd.

[trueblue1234]

Players know when they join, or are with, the county that the will miss 5 starred games

Circumstances change. It's not fair to take football of a player who decides to drop from a panel for whatever reason.

[The Coddfather]

Players know when they join, or are with, the county that the will miss 5 starred games

What a great deterance for fringe and / or future players

[Fear ón Srath Bán]

I would take a guess and say that he never 100% fully recovered from that ankle injury in 2020 to push on again and to get back to the sort of form that won him an all star. I know he had a big impact off the bench in 2021 and could be argued we wouldn't have won the All Ireland without that impact.

A few mischief makers at play here it would seem, rumours of his departure have been greatly exaggerated  : https://www.irishnews.com/sport/2023/05/23/news/mcshane_still_part_of_tyrone_management_plans_as_darren_hughes_ruled_out_of_derry_clash-3298510/

[Fuzzman]

Hopefully McShane recovers fully and starts to show some of the form he did in previous years. Even in 2021 he might not have been electric like in his All star year but he certainly came in often as a sub and kicked a good few points or punched goal.

Would it be be better to have him at wing forward with maybe Oguz on the other side. Both well able to catch clean ball and shoot from distance. I think playing McShane at 14 isn't good for his confidence as maybe he has lost that wee bit of pace since his injury.
Where can ye see Ruari Canavan fitting into this team?

[square_ball]

I would take a guess and say that he never 100% fully recovered from that ankle injury in 2020 to push on again and to get back to the sort of form that won him an all star. I know he had a big impact off the bench in 2021 and could be argued we wouldn't have won the All Ireland without that impact.

A few mischief makers at play here it would seem, rumours of his departure have been greatly exaggerated  : https://www.irishnews.com/sport/2023/05/23/news/mcshane_still_part_of_tyrone_management_plans_as_darren_hughes_ruled_out_of_derry_clash-3298510/

Ah it was that WT4E man spreading the rumours 

[Quarterbackk]

Hopefully McShane recovers fully and starts to show some of the form he did in previous years. Even in 2021 he might not have been electric like in his All star year but he certainly came in often as a sub and kicked a good few points or punched goal.

Would it be be better to have him at wing forward with maybe Oguz on the other side. Both well able to catch clean ball and shoot from distance. I think playing McShane at 14 isn't good for his confidence as maybe he has lost that wee bit of pace since his injury.
Where can ye see Ruari Canavan fitting into this team?

Mark Bradley would fit better. He is top drawer

[An Watcher]

Was thinking about Bradley.  Would he get a run over mccurry n canavan?  Great player no doubt but hopefully he'll give it another lash