Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

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Ultanmcaleerturnsiton

Quote from: RossaGael98 on September 16, 2026, 02:29:19 PMWho or which club would allow RG in? id be shocked if any, hes even banned off instagram
I say you can guess who

AughabrackAndy

Greetings combrade. Ur not far away there the soft town men should be no match for the plunkets. However I can't see newton getting it done, heard there isn't a pint of coors left in newton.Plunkets for intermediate you heard it here. Over and out

TheGlenellyGremlin

Quote from: beraghbunbandit67 on September 16, 2026, 11:24:52 AMdoes anyone think the rock and clonoe are darkhorses???

Think ur alone on this one pal

Ultanmcaleerturnsiton


Packie McCann

the rock men be aswell heading down to their fancy driving range for they are only wasting their time thinking theyll beat Newton

Glenellygoofball


Garvaghey Man

Quote from: DROMORERAM123 on September 16, 2026, 01:50:09 PM
Quote from: Bring back kellys inn on September 16, 2026, 01:41:30 PMAnyone hear the rumors that RG could have an impact on the senior championship?Shocking poor form if true

I hope you go back to kellys in with that BS
He was in Healy Park there two weeks back, you might know that if you ever got up off the sofa and went to a game ya dingo

DROMORERAM123

Quote from: Garvaghey Man on September 16, 2026, 03:18:29 PM
Quote from: DROMORERAM123 on September 16, 2026, 01:50:09 PM
Quote from: Bring back kellys inn on September 16, 2026, 01:41:30 PMAnyone hear the rumors that RG could have an impact on the senior championship?Shocking poor form if true

I hope you go back to kellys in with that BS
He was in Healy Park there two weeks back, you might know that if you ever got up off the sofa and went to a game ya dingo
Oh aye, Sure Conor bradley was at the aghyarn game surely that means hes leaving liverpool to come back?  ;D

TheGlenellyGremlin

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

Capknee

RG involved with Carmen by all accounts.  More of a scouting capacity than a coaching one.  No involvement with the players

Ultanmcaleerturnsiton

Quote from: TheGlenellyGremlin on September 16, 2026, 03:30:58 PM
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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee
YOUNG WLESH will be back better than ever wait till u see
plum in the mud should put an appeal in to not get promted to div 2 if that happens

TheMachine

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

glenelly would get hammered by moortown never mind what omagh would do to them

TheGlenellyGremlin

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

glenelly would get hammered by moortown never mind what omagh would do to them

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

glenelly would get hammered by moortown never mind what omagh would do to them

What's your native club themachine

John Warnock

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Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

glenelly would get hammered by moortown never mind what omagh would do to them

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Quote from: TheGlenellyGremlin on September 15, 2026, 11:38:50 AM
Quote from: Ultanmcaleerturnsiton on September 15, 2026, 10:33:16 AMYous reckon plum and gortin should just join up at senior level, after that pisspoor season from both teams



We didn't have a bad season, assuming fintona win championship we will go up through second place. Anywhere giving odds for fintona to win junior all Ireland? Hearing they have key man Cormac Watson back from injury and starting to pick up form which of course should be a massive boost in their push for all Ireland

hate to tell ye but stewartstown are beating fintona in the final

It's hard to see, look at the turnover of players for stewartstown in last 3-4 years, the quality of the players lost since their junior all Ireland run hasn't been replaced. Fintona seem good, but it's hard to judge them until they come up against a strong junior team in the provincial series as Junior in Tyrone this year is overall very poor.

Is there a chance junior has just looked worse than previous years because fintona is so much further ahead?

No doubt Fintona are well ahead of the other teams. Glenelly finished 2nd in the league and will most likely piggy back up off a Fintona win. Their results in intermediate next year will more or less confirm the quality of the chasing pack. I would suspect they will get 15 tankings, and be back down to 3.

Glenelly will be eyeing up the likes of Kildress, but other than that, I'd say they lose every game, max two points, and straight back down again. Stewartstown would have given Division 2 a better go, but they couldn't get the job done on that fateful evening in Plumbridge.
Fintona, Kildress, Drumquin, Killeeshil, Rock, Greencastle, Aghyaran, Gortin - these are all games that Glenelly could get league points in. Not to many teams go down from Intermediate with two or less points.
They could but they won't, only chance they have of getting points is if a team have 3/4 of their men away or they don't field, massive step up from 3 till 2 outside fintona the rest aren't up to it. This will be shown next year when both teams that have went down, Aghaloo & Clogher will be at the top of the league next year. Drumragh have fell from grace badly.
drumragh always seem to have a lot of injuries which affects them badly never having a regular 15 out. Glenelly would be the probably be the 5th best team in junior, if fintona win the championship there would be 2/3 other teams that would give a better account of themselves in intermediate next year than the plum. bad league form let the other sides down

If we're 5th best team and we came 2nd what way does that work? Reading above posts also think we could target Omagh aswell.
Fintona will not be able to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

glenelly would get hammered by moortown never mind what omagh would do to them

What's your native club themachine
Unsure as to why you have quoted the above twice.

Aughafad

Quote from: TheGlenellyGremlin on September 16, 2026, 03:30:58 PMe to replicate the season that cookstown have had this year especially with the fact of young Welsh's dodgy knee

Quite talking drivel, welsh hasn't played more than 30 minutes all season and isn't even a starter all year