Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

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Snapchap

Quote from: Grace Murphy on July 31, 2025, 11:01:15 PMJust signed up to Carrickmore Hyrox for the doubles me and my hunky Tyrone Husband. Love a day out mucker.

Will they do another Hyrox after they are knocked out of champo early??? Would defo take part.

Husband? Lol.

You cant get married until you're 18. Going by your contributions to this board, you've a while to go yet.

tc_manchester

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Quote from: GaaGPT on July 30, 2025, 10:58:47 PMCounty player will not be joining a junior team next year

Hate this agenda that a junior club player can't play county. If he is good enough, he should be given his chance.

Plenty of men in junior at the minute who would show up some of the county lads...

Its not an agenda its an old rule that would be flipped the second that it would be in the way.

Name 3 players in junior football that would be near a Tyrone squad ill wait...

Shea Gates - Killyman
O'Neill brothers - Plumbridge
Bogue - Clogher
Niall Gavin - Derrytresk
Conor McDaid - Urney


Next time Tyrone play Castlederg, Malachy should give them a shout.

Levels in football are dictated by time and space, basically those who can operate with less time and space are better equipped to perform at the highest level, in junior football you have considerably more time and space on the ball than you do in intermediate, and more again than in senior, whereas there are players who are capable of playing county football who are currently playing junior football, the truth is they are few and far between.
It definitely isn't an ideal preparation for county football, and it's not possible to say players who are playing well in junior football would perform at county level...as it's a completely different ball game.

About 15 years ago I looked at the 2008 Tyrone and Kerry Panels and Tyrone had 80% Senior and 20% intermediate split while Kerry had a 50% senior, 30% Intermediate and 20% Junior split. The rider of course is due to the Kerry system 100% of the players would play in the Senior county championship. Given Kerry's success I have always wondered why similiar size counties would not try to mirror their structure.

thebigfullforward

Quote from: tc_manchester on August 01, 2025, 09:30:16 AM
Quote from: PastThePost on July 31, 2025, 05:50:00 PM
Quote from: RedHand88 on July 31, 2025, 10:56:02 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on July 31, 2025, 09:48:24 AM
Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 31, 2025, 08:31:32 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on July 31, 2025, 08:18:59 AM
Quote from: GaaGPT on July 30, 2025, 10:58:47 PMCounty player will not be joining a junior team next year

Hate this agenda that a junior club player can't play county. If he is good enough, he should be given his chance.

Plenty of men in junior at the minute who would show up some of the county lads...

Its not an agenda its an old rule that would be flipped the second that it would be in the way.

Name 3 players in junior football that would be near a Tyrone squad ill wait...

Shea Gates - Killyman
O'Neill brothers - Plumbridge
Bogue - Clogher
Niall Gavin - Derrytresk
Conor McDaid - Urney


Next time Tyrone play Castlederg, Malachy should give them a shout.

Levels in football are dictated by time and space, basically those who can operate with less time and space are better equipped to perform at the highest level, in junior football you have considerably more time and space on the ball than you do in intermediate, and more again than in senior, whereas there are players who are capable of playing county football who are currently playing junior football, the truth is they are few and far between.
It definitely isn't an ideal preparation for county football, and it's not possible to say players who are playing well in junior football would perform at county level...as it's a completely different ball game.

About 15 years ago I looked at the 2008 Tyrone and Kerry Panels and Tyrone had 80% Senior and 20% intermediate split while Kerry had a 50% senior, 30% Intermediate and 20% Junior split. The rider of course is due to the Kerry system 100% of the players would play in the Senior county championship. Given Kerry's success I have always wondered why similiar size counties would not try to mirror their structure.
So in Kerrys system they have a championship for regional teams against the seniors and then a junior and intermediate championship? Would be hard to find space in the calendar for that would there not?

Grace Murphy

Ricey be the first manager sacked twice in one week.  ;D
What about kileeshil starting shit they couldn't finish in the Rock.
Heard trillick told carrickmore they will attend their Hyrox after a breezy 2 points.
Heard Jayo was in Leo's of the plum signing autographs as fr rocks saviour mucker.

Tyrone Gaa

Hearing Stewartstown have released Audi Kelly from the managerial hot seat. They didn't get much of a "new manager bounce" last night.

An internal arrangement now. Preparation for junior or hope of saving intermediate status?
Living the dream!!!

Easttyrone23

With Aghayarn looking like they will be in a relegation battle in intermediate this year it backs up the question that there's a genuine struggle with GAA clubs in north Tyrone in general.

When you have a look through the league tables throughout underage and senior football its clear to see. Is the reason down to a declining population in those areas or is it that other sports would be more popular?

It seems to be the opposite at the other end of the county with many rural clubs in east/south/mid Tyrone able to field multiple teams at different age groups at underage and contending for grade 1 titles while also being strong at senior level.


ClubScene13

I see Teamtalkmag referring to Donaghmore v Galbally as a "blockbuster" clash and "one of the biggest rivalries in Tyrone GAA"

I checked the roll of honour now I don't know what to think of this assertion

RedHand88

Quote from: ClubScene13 on August 02, 2025, 08:46:43 AMI see Teamtalkmag referring to Donaghmore v Galbally as a "blockbuster" clash and "one of the biggest rivalries in Tyrone GAA"

I checked the roll of honour now I don't know what to think of this assertion

Don't need to have a string of titles for it to be a rivalry.
2 teams in the same parish near the top end of Tyrone club football. Not many cases like that.

Truthsayer

Quote from: Rebel84 on August 02, 2025, 12:20:15 AManother video nasty killeeshil and rock this time mostly supporters by the looks of it
Seen it. Not too nasty. Bit of a schemozzle. Been going on since the great Association was founded. It's who we are...

thebigfullforward

Quote from: RedHand88 on August 02, 2025, 09:05:26 AM
Quote from: ClubScene13 on August 02, 2025, 08:46:43 AMI see Teamtalkmag referring to Donaghmore v Galbally as a "blockbuster" clash and "one of the biggest rivalries in Tyrone GAA"

I checked the roll of honour now I don't know what to think of this assertion

Don't need to have a string of titles for it to be a rivalry.
2 teams in the same parish near the top end of Tyrone club football. Not many cases like that.
Yeah if that isn't a rivalry how many rivalry would that guy say there is in Tyrone? 2 or 3 maybe?

In hiding

Quote from: Rebel84 on August 02, 2025, 12:20:15 AManother video nasty killeeshil and rock this time mostly supporters by the looks of it
Was the Killeeshil manager involved.
I saw him throwing his sizeable weight about on the pitch in an game earlier in the year ?

marty34

Do Plumbridge have a GAA team or what club is that?

Came through it a few weeks ago and a few union jacks up in it. That kind of surprised me.

RedHand88

Quote from: marty34 on August 02, 2025, 01:49:25 PMDo Plumbridge have a GAA team or what club is that?

Came through it a few weeks ago and a few union jacks up in it. That kind of surprised me.

Glenelly in junior

TheDergView

Hear Lough got out of jail last night vs Gortin.... Bit of a dubious square ball given near the end 🤔 could be a massive factor in Gortin's relegation battle.

Jerome

Quote from: Grace Murphy on August 02, 2025, 12:56:01 AMRicey be the first manager sacked twice in one week.  ;D
What about kileeshil starting shit they couldn't finish in the Rock.
Heard trillick told carrickmore they will attend their Hyrox after a breezy 2 points.
Heard Jayo was in Leo's of the plum signing autographs as fr rocks saviour mucker.


What do you mean Ricey sacked twice in a week