Tyrone County Football and Hurling

[DaleCooper]

Tyrone winning would save the championship end phase.

Hope the guys absolutely try everything, if for no other reason to set an example for the younglings.

Whens team.named?

[tyrone08]

Is there something going on with the canavans, irish news now saying Darragh unlikely to play against kerry. Darragh last game was against Armagh in April when he played about 25 min or so of football. Ruairi has played very little and was already ruled out for rest of the year

[In hiding]

Is there something going on with the canavans, irish news now saying Darragh unlikely to play against kerry. Darragh last game was against Armagh in April when he played about 25 min or so of football. Ruairi has played very little and was already ruled out for rest of the year

[NotedObserver]

Is there something going on with the canavans, irish news now saying Darragh unlikely to play against kerry. Darragh last game was against Armagh in April when he played about 25 min or so of football. Ruairi has played very little and was already ruled out for rest of the year

No. Ruairi Canavan ok crutches the last day out v mayo. Darragh injured as well

[square_ball]

Irish News just said he wasn't going to be starting which isn't that surprising considering he was only fit for around 5 minutes last day out. You'd hope there's 15/20 minutes in him on Saturday.

[DaleCooper]

Darragh needs a break to get right. This craic of bringing on half fit players is a disaster even when they might be a threat.

Hes had ankle trouble, hip flexors as well. Hes 26 now and will be vital to Tyrone in years ahead.

[DaleCooper]

Tyrone now 11/2

Kerry 1/6

10/11 for Kerry [-6]

Clifford 6/4  to score 10 points or more

Dont be giving money to bookies just showing how Kerry have never been as favoured as heavily

[Sean Coyle]

Tyrone now 11/2

Kerry 1/6

10/11 for Kerry [-6]

Clifford 6/4  to score 10 points or more

Dont be giving money to bookies just showing how Kerry have never been as favoured as heavily

Tyrone were give 6/1 in 2021. We were the team closest to them last year, even thought it may not seem as such. We won't be far away

[Goals_Will_Come]

Kerry v Tyrone, Croke Park, 6.15pm - GAA+

Both Kerry and Tyrone have named unchanged teams for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC quarter-final.

That means Kerry have elected to hold Seán O'Shea and Gavin White in reserve on a very strong looking subs bench again.

There's one change to the match-day panel with Micheál Burns returning to the 26 after the suspension that kept him out of Rounds 2 and 3. Tomás Kennedy drops down to the Stand By Players list.

There's also the notable inclusion of a fit again Tom O'Sullivan on the Stand By Players list. It'll be interesting to see if he makes the jump to the match-day panel by the time the game comes around.

Tyrone supporters were surely hoping that Darragh Canavan would be in a position to play a bigger part in this match after coming on as a substitute against Mayo two weeks ago, but he isn't even named in the Stand By Players list as he was for that game.

The extra week's preparation is definitely an advantage for Tyrone, but based on what we've seen from both teams thus far in the championship it's hard to look beyond a Kerry victory.

If they break even in the battle for possession in the middle third of the pitch then the superior scoring power provided by David Clifford, Dylan Geaney, and Paul Geaney should make them too hot to handle for Tyrone.

And even if it is a match of fine margins you'd fancy a Kerry bench that includes players like O'Shea, White, Burns, Tony Brosnan, and Keith Evans to make a decisive impact.

KERRY: Shane Murphy; Paul Murphy, Jason Foley, Dylan Casey; Brian Ó Beaglaoich, Mike Breen, Graham O'Sullivan; Mark O'Shea, Seán O'Brien; Joe O'Connor, Paudie Clifford, Diarmuid O'Connor; David Clifford, Paul Geaney, Dylan Geaney.
Subs: Shane Ryan, Evan Looney, Tony Brosnan, Keith Evans, Cillian Trant, Armin Heinrich, Gavin White, Tadhg Morley, Killian Spillane, Seán O'Shea, Micheál Burns.
Stand By Players: Seán Broderick, Tomás Kennedy, Tom O'Sullivan, Charlie Keating

TYRONE: Niall Morgan; Cormac Quinn, Peter Teague, Joey Clarke; Michael McKernan, Niall Devlin, Kieran McGeary; Brian Kennedy, Conn Kilpatrick; Seanie O'Donnell, Ronan Cassidy, Ciaran Daly; Eoin McElholm, Mattie Donnelly, Ethan Jordan.
Subs: Oisin O'Kane, Michael Rafferty, Aidan Clarke, Frank Burns, Ben Cullen, Ruairi McHugh, Oisin McCann, Conor O'Neill, Ciaran Bogue, Lorcan McGarrity, Darren McCurry.
Stand By Players: Matthew Og McGleenan, Peter McCaughey, Conor Owens, Noah Grimes

[tyrone08]

Darragh is going to be a huge loss. Alot is going to be resting on mccurry.

[square_ball]

Darragh is going to be a huge loss. Alot is going to be resting on mccurry.

McCurry is the only one on the bench with the potential to change the game.

[NotedObserver]

Darragh is going to be a huge loss. Alot is going to be resting on mccurry.

McCurry is the only one on the bench with the potential to change the game.

Its the stage where we are at. No Canavans, Ruairi McCullagh injured. Conor O'Neill, Ciaran Bogue, Lorcan McGarrity all good young players and need to see how they get on when called upon.
McElholm and Cassidy have the profiles to be top players in a couple of years at county.
Oguz, McDonnell, Aidan Donaghy would be useful around the middle this game as sub options but are unavailable

We are developing but could have done with someone other than Kerry in this round

[DaleCooper]

Tyrone now 11/2

Kerry 1/6

10/11 for Kerry [-6]

Clifford 6/4  to score 10 points or more

Dont be giving money to bookies just showing how Kerry have never been as favoured as heavily

Tyrone were give 6/1 in 2021. We were the team closest to them last year, even thought it may not seem as such. We won't be far away

It isnt 2021, nor 2008 as I reminded someone else. New rules and an obviously stronger Kerry team

[cjx]

Kerry v Tyrone, Croke Park, 6.15pm - GAA+

Both Kerry and Tyrone have named unchanged teams for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC quarter-final.

That means Kerry have elected to hold Seán O'Shea and Gavin White in reserve on a very strong looking subs bench again.

There's one change to the match-day panel with Micheál Burns returning to the 26 after the suspension that kept him out of Rounds 2 and 3. Tomás Kennedy drops down to the Stand By Players list.

There's also the notable inclusion of a fit again Tom O'Sullivan on the Stand By Players list. It'll be interesting to see if he makes the jump to the match-day panel by the time the game comes around.

Tyrone supporters were surely hoping that Darragh Canavan would be in a position to play a bigger part in this match after coming on as a substitute against Mayo two weeks ago, but he isn't even named in the Stand By Players list as he was for that game.

The extra week's preparation is definitely an advantage for Tyrone, but based on what we've seen from both teams thus far in the championship it's hard to look beyond a Kerry victory.

If they break even in the battle for possession in the middle third of the pitch then the superior scoring power provided by David Clifford, Dylan Geaney, and Paul Geaney should make them too hot to handle for Tyrone.

And even if it is a match of fine margins you'd fancy a Kerry bench that includes players like O'Shea, White, Burns, Tony Brosnan, and Keith Evans to make a decisive impact.

KERRY: Shane Murphy; Paul Murphy, Jason Foley, Dylan Casey; Brian Ó Beaglaoich, Mike Breen, Graham O'Sullivan; Mark O'Shea, Seán O'Brien; Joe O'Connor, Paudie Clifford, Diarmuid O'Connor; David Clifford, Paul Geaney, Dylan Geaney.
Subs: Shane Ryan, Evan Looney, Tony Brosnan, Keith Evans, Cillian Trant, Armin Heinrich, Gavin White, Tadhg Morley, Killian Spillane, Seán O'Shea, Micheál Burns.
Stand By Players: Seán Broderick, Tomás Kennedy, Tom O'Sullivan, Charlie Keating

TYRONE: Niall Morgan; Cormac Quinn, Peter Teague, Joey Clarke; Michael McKernan, Niall Devlin, Kieran McGeary; Brian Kennedy, Conn Kilpatrick; Seanie O'Donnell, Ronan Cassidy, Ciaran Daly; Eoin McElholm, Mattie Donnelly, Ethan Jordan.
Subs: Oisin O'Kane, Michael Rafferty, Aidan Clarke, Frank Burns, Ben Cullen, Ruairi McHugh, Oisin McCann, Conor O'Neill, Ciaran Bogue, Lorcan McGarrity, Darren McCurry.
Stand By Players: Matthew Og McGleenan, Peter McCaughey, Conor Owens, Noah Grimes

Wehave all the best backs on and a planefor Clifford, but l think the key is to get our 2 corners fully engaged Jordan for 2pointers and free McElhom for key breaks and goals with Mattie out firld a bit more conducting the band with other 3 forwards running brave and fast aound him. Watch for Gavin White coming on conductor of orchestra and O'Connor the bully boy ( tip him over don't get provoked Conn!). So sad DC is out wierd stuff.
As ever not favorates SO WHAT nothing new do or die absokutely nothingto lose. McCurry ckmes on to open the door McElholm goal to finish them.

[DaleCooper]

Rain looks likely....not that it would make a massive difference.

Kerry will want to kill the game early as Jack will be aware energy could be an issue down the home stretch but then they have serious men in reserve.

Can White/O Shea slot in seamlessly to a white hot battle in Croker?

If Tyrone could somehow get a lead on them, hold it to 50th minute and get fresh legs on who knows.

Big day for the young turks to make a name for themselves.