Tyrone County Football and Hurling

Started by Fear ón Srath Bán, April 01, 2007, 05:58:31 PM

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tyroneman

Promotion is gone. Not falling out of Championship is paramount

Mario

Quote from: trileacman on February 22, 2026, 04:02:49 PM
Quote from: Truthsayer on February 15, 2026, 05:20:21 PMPredictable enough. Cavan very poor team. Should be another few handy wins in this division. The relegation cries here were such nonsense.
Trillickman be gutted...
In Malachy we trust...

Still trust him?

It was clear as day last year that our results were down to individual performances and that the management of this team is good for f**k all. A fluky win against Donegal (on an off week after pushing themselves to the limit to win an Ulster) was the only decent performance from last year). Me and a few others pointed this out after the shambles at home against Kildare and got shouted down for it by lads who wouldn't recognise a football if it hit them in the face.

There's no kick out strategy, no attacking plan, no emphasis on kick-passing or using speed in the attack. Half the team are being played out of position or in the team when they shouldn't be. Mc Kernan is clearly a wing-back, absolutely wasted as CHB. Cormac Quinn isn't a good enough man-marker to play corner-back, hes' much better as wing back. Cullen has no shooting feet, should be nowhere near a wing-back slot. Kennedy playing at FF in periods of games, Conn playing at wing forward, Matty at FF. McElholm light up the Tyrone champ from CHF but yet we never put him in that role for Tyrone, sticking him in at corner forward or out at wing forward. Brennan not getting in the team despite the fact you could drive a bus through the middle of our defence. Ronan Cassidy a forward playing as a wing back. The list goes on and on.

This is completely on the management. There'll be plenty of lads who say we haven't the players. That's a load of bullshit, we absolutely have the players to beat Louth, Kildare and Derry.

The only time you've managed to beat Derry in the past 5 years is when Paddy Tally was a week in the job.

thebigfullforward

Quote from: Mario on February 22, 2026, 04:07:03 PM
Quote from: trileacman on February 22, 2026, 04:02:49 PM
Quote from: Truthsayer on February 15, 2026, 05:20:21 PMPredictable enough. Cavan very poor team. Should be another few handy wins in this division. The relegation cries here were such nonsense.
Trillickman be gutted...
In Malachy we trust...

Still trust him?

It was clear as day last year that our results were down to individual performances and that the management of this team is good for f**k all. A fluky win against Donegal (on an off week after pushing themselves to the limit to win an Ulster) was the only decent performance from last year). Me and a few others pointed this out after the shambles at home against Kildare and got shouted down for it by lads who wouldn't recognise a football if it hit them in the face.

There's no kick out strategy, no attacking plan, no emphasis on kick-passing or using speed in the attack. Half the team are being played out of position or in the team when they shouldn't be. Mc Kernan is clearly a wing-back, absolutely wasted as CHB. Cormac Quinn isn't a good enough man-marker to play corner-back, hes' much better as wing back. Cullen has no shooting feet, should be nowhere near a wing-back slot. Kennedy playing at FF in periods of games, Conn playing at wing forward, Matty at FF. McElholm light up the Tyrone champ from CHF but yet we never put him in that role for Tyrone, sticking him in at corner forward or out at wing forward. Brennan not getting in the team despite the fact you could drive a bus through the middle of our defence. Ronan Cassidy a forward playing as a wing back. The list goes on and on.

This is completely on the management. There'll be plenty of lads who say we haven't the players. That's a load of bullshit, we absolutely have the players to beat Louth, Kildare and Derry.

The only time you've managed to beat Derry in the past 5 years is when Paddy Tally was a week in the job.
Yep. Derry have been too physical for us to beat them in recent years. They've just looked bigger, stronger, faster. Might not have the same footballing ability for the most part but that doesn't matter

DaleCooper

Offaly in Dungannon and Cork at Healy Park. Those should be two wins IF Cork take foot off accelerator.

Meath in Croker in between those two games will be tricky.

tyroneStatto

Cavan winning today is a bad result for us.

NotedObserver

The experience players have been v poor. Mckernan, conn, burns, Morgan have been very poor. Attacking plan is to pass into corner and somehow work a score.

Miles away. Play more young lads or call Peter Harte?

thebigfullforward

Quote from: NotedObserver on February 22, 2026, 04:58:40 PMThe experience players have been v poor. Mckernan, conn, burns, Morgan have been very poor. Attacking plan is to pass into corner and somehow work a score.

Miles away. Play more young lads or call Peter Harte?
I wouldn't say write the season off but would play more young lads or even just rotate the team so players know they aren't an automatic starter. I'd drop 3 or 4 of them that have been guaranteed starters and bring in new players to freshen things up

DaleCooper

Should have been more ruthless last year with old guard tbh. Tyrone people need to realise where they are at


qz

The kick outs needs fixed,
Kennedy needs support in midfield. Man marked by 2 Louth midfielders today for the kick out & still won his share.
They did not have to mark Daly today as he does not want know about the ball in the thick of the action, no grit, too soft. doesn't chase back or win breaks.
After Kennedy, no plan B apart from  on occasion as in the Cavan game .. Kilpatrick on the touchline.
Kilpatrick did very well in patches against both Derry & Cavan but was 5 out of 10 today like many.
A 2nd midfielder, winning kick outs/ break ball is urgently needed. Do we have one?

The opposition kick out needs attention too. Not winning enough or making it difficult for the opposition often enough.

NotedObserver

Quote from: qz on February 22, 2026, 06:32:28 PMThe kick outs needs fixed,
Kennedy needs support in midfield. Man marked by 2 Louth midfielders today for the kick out & still won his share.
They did not have to mark Daly today as he does not want know about the ball in the thick of the action, no grit, too soft. doesn't chase back or win breaks.
After Kennedy, no plan B apart from  on occasion as in the Cavan game .. Kilpatrick on the touchline.
Kilpatrick did very well in patches against both Derry & Cavan but was 5 out of 10 today like many.
A 2nd midfielder, winning kick outs/ break ball is urgently needed. Do we have one?

The opposition kick out needs attention too. Not winning enough or making it difficult for the opposition often enough.

I thought Daly was good today and one of our better players. Won a few kick outs and scored a point. Tyrone do not have any other options at midfield at the moment and conn is way too inconsistent to be a guaranteed starter

thebigfullforward

Quote from: NotedObserver on February 22, 2026, 06:39:59 PM
Quote from: qz on February 22, 2026, 06:32:28 PMThe kick outs needs fixed,
Kennedy needs support in midfield. Man marked by 2 Louth midfielders today for the kick out & still won his share.
They did not have to mark Daly today as he does not want know about the ball in the thick of the action, no grit, too soft. doesn't chase back or win breaks.
After Kennedy, no plan B apart from  on occasion as in the Cavan game .. Kilpatrick on the touchline.
Kilpatrick did very well in patches against both Derry & Cavan but was 5 out of 10 today like many.
A 2nd midfielder, winning kick outs/ break ball is urgently needed. Do we have one?

The opposition kick out needs attention too. Not winning enough or making it difficult for the opposition often enough.

I thought Daly was good today and one of our better players. Won a few kick outs and scored a point. Tyrone do not have any other options at midfield at the moment and conn is way too inconsistent to be a guaranteed starter
Oguz not an option at midfield? Don't think he's a world beater or anything but would have him over Daly at that position

qz

Quote from: thebigfullforward on February 22, 2026, 06:42:09 PM
Quote from: NotedObserver on February 22, 2026, 06:39:59 PM
Quote from: qz on February 22, 2026, 06:32:28 PMThe kick outs needs fixed,
Kennedy needs support in midfield. Man marked by 2 Louth midfielders today for the kick out & still won his share.
They did not have to mark Daly today as he does not want know about the ball in the thick of the action, no grit, too soft. doesn't chase back or win breaks.
After Kennedy, no plan B apart from  on occasion as in the Cavan game .. Kilpatrick on the touchline.
Kilpatrick did very well in patches against both Derry & Cavan but was 5 out of 10 today like many.
A 2nd midfielder, winning kick outs/ break ball is urgently needed. Do we have one?

The opposition kick out needs attention too. Not winning enough or making it difficult for the opposition often enough.

I thought Daly was good today and one of our better players. Won a few kick outs and scored a point. Tyrone do not have any other options at midfield at the moment and conn is way too inconsistent to be a guaranteed starter
Oguz not an option at midfield? Don't think he's a world beater or anything but would have him over Daly at that position

Would rather see Oguz.

NotedObserver

Quote from: qz on February 22, 2026, 06:45:28 PM
Quote from: thebigfullforward on February 22, 2026, 06:42:09 PM
Quote from: NotedObserver on February 22, 2026, 06:39:59 PM
Quote from: qz on February 22, 2026, 06:32:28 PMThe kick outs needs fixed,
Kennedy needs support in midfield. Man marked by 2 Louth midfielders today for the kick out & still won his share.
They did not have to mark Daly today as he does not want know about the ball in the thick of the action, no grit, too soft. doesn't chase back or win breaks.
After Kennedy, no plan B apart from  on occasion as in the Cavan game .. Kilpatrick on the touchline.
Kilpatrick did very well in patches against both Derry & Cavan but was 5 out of 10 today like many.
A 2nd midfielder, winning kick outs/ break ball is urgently needed. Do we have one?

The opposition kick out needs attention too. Not winning enough or making it difficult for the opposition often enough.

I thought Daly was good today and one of our better players. Won a few kick outs and scored a point. Tyrone do not have any other options at midfield at the moment and conn is way too inconsistent to be a guaranteed starter
Oguz not an option at midfield? Don't think he's a world beater or anything but would have him over Daly at that position

Would rather see Oguz.


He's injured again and not on bench. Aidan donaghy/ben McDonnell not on bench atm so options limited.

Oisin McCann foot in a boot at them moment too

Jerome

Really poor. So much I could say. You'd have thought at half time we would have upped the game.

Naming the squad on Friday and having a raft of changes come Sunday shows that the manager hasn't a clue, clear why so many players have zero confidence.