Any word who organised the Carrickmore fire drill with 10 to go?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: WesternBaller on January 09, 2026, 12:46:38 PMQuote from: TheDergView on January 09, 2026, 06:51:27 AMLet's have all your promotion/league winners, championship winners and relegations for the 3 divisionsWinner *Outsider*
Oneill cup - Trillick/ Errigal..
Paddy Cullen - Pomeroy/Naomh Eoghan
Pat Darcy - fintona/ tatts
D1 league - Trillick
D2 league - wide open. I'll go with Greencastle
3A- fintona
3B- derg
Relegation;
1- Coalisland & Moortown
D2- Cookstown & Beragh
Championship
Oneill cup - Errigal *Dungannon*
Paddy Cullen – Pomeroy *Moy/Gortin*
Pat Darcy – Fintona *Tatts*
League
D1 – KC
D2 – Anyone's to win
3A- Drumragh
3B- Tatts
Relegation;
1- Moortown / Omagh / Donaghmore (dependant on players county involvement)
D2- Beragh & Drumquin
Quote from: Sean Og Patriots on January 07, 2026, 10:28:21 AMQuote from: PastThePost on January 07, 2026, 10:22:36 AMQuote from: Sean Og Patriots on January 07, 2026, 10:00:25 AMBeragh with 28 players at their collective gym sessions from 2/3 weeks prior to Christmas. Great turn out to say the least regarding their low population. Everyone buying in to it. Heard a few teams in the East have been running the roads together. That's the thing now with club football most players aren't going out to become better at football, its more that everyone is looking after themselves.
Can we really sit here and say thats a joke? Its not like teams are training on the pitch 2/3 nights a week like they will be soon. People on here are not with the times at all.
Collective training organised by the management team 5-6 months before the league starts is a joke, people wonder why so many young players are getting out of the game, it is unreasonable to expect players to make that kind of commitment to play club football. I have worked with a lot of so called top managers, most of them work on a minus 6 week rule, they get the players together 6 weeks before the date of the first game, that's not to say they don't advocate the players getting together 6-8 weeks before that to do gym and/or running sessions, so lets just say 3 months in total, but this carry on of getting collective training in place 5 months before a ball is kicked is a joke.
Hunger and enjoyment are 2 vital ingredients, you can't have hunger if you are doing it every week, enjoyment goes out of it when you are doing it every week, it becomes a chore, that's the last thing you want as a manager. Quality not quantity...most players nowadays are looking after themselves physically, so you're not starting off with men coming back 2-3 stone overweight like back in the day, when people realise that you have to have enjoyment and hunger, they'll see better results, only team that should be training collectively in Tyrone at the present is Clogher, fair play to them!
Some teams need the training before others. Thankfully our boys could do with starting in April which I think is the plan. Got to time it right as well with a good championship draw (3 newly promoted teams) I think we could give it a good rattle.