Tyrone v Armagh - Ulster Championship 2009

[eireogatron]

what did they drink at the last supper?

Judas's Carryout! BOOM BOOM!!

[bennydorano]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

[orangeman]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

Good news.

[Onion Bag]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

Happy days, we will have him back for the Ulster Final Then

[omagh_gael]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

Happy days, we will have him back for the Ulster Final Then

Didn't know he was a Scor man, I suppose it would be hard to sing a good aul ballad with a broken jaw 

[full back]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

Happy days, we will have him back for the Ulster Final Then

Didn't know he was a Scor man, I suppose it would be hard to sing a good aul ballad with a broken jaw 

Ahhh, that 'oul Tyrone wit.........gets me everytime

[Onion Bag]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

Happy days, we will have him back for the Ulster Final Then

Didn't know he was a Scor man, I suppose it would be hard to sing a good aul ballad with a broken jaw 

No No No Omagh Gael, you are so sleepy, Im talking about the ULSTER FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL, he should be be back in time for that,

[wherefromreferee?]

For a man not in the know, how's Charlie break his jaw?

[orangeman]

For a man not in the know, how's Charlie break his jaw?

Accidental collision on last Sunday in a challenge match v Dublin.

[Gaffer]

This isnt true.  He'll be back in 6weeks

Thank God for that. Where do these stories come out of ?

If the story that he is finished for good is a load of bull. you would love to nail the arsehole that started the rumour,    cos someone did

I hope it is wrong and look forward to pricks like you trying to nail me......you are welcome to try, anytime you fancy 

Hope youve learned a lesson from this, Diet Coke

[charlie stubbs]

He only retired as he was frustrated with all the injuries he was having and decided it was best to give it a break for a while. Looked like it was worth it the performance he gave v Dublin in opening league game but sadly his injury jinx has hit him again.
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hmm picked a convenient time to forget about his frustrations with injury and remember his love for the county

[pintsofguinness]

Charlie's recovery period is going to be normal.  He's been told he can train in 4 weeks(non-contact), full contact training after 6 weeks and then it's up to himself, so he could be playing in July

Good news

[Armamike]

If someone says something unfounded with enough authority, a la young Diet Coke, then it can often be accepted as fact and the thing starts to circulate. No need for it really, but some people have very little to be at in their spare time.

Hopefully Charlie V will be back fit again with Armagh this summer - he's a very dedicated player and it would be a shame if he misses out.

[Rufus T Firefly]

I would be very sure that diet coke meant no harm here lads - he has been a passionate supporter of the GAA both home and abroad for many many years! 

There'll be no-one more glad than him that this story is wrong.   

[ardmhachaabu]

I would be very sure that diet coke meant no harm here lads - he has been a passionate supporter of the GAA both home and abroad for many many years! 

There'll be no-one more glad than him that this story is wrong.   

Fair enough Rufus.  He must be ok if you vouch for him.