Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

Started by Gabriel_Hurl, November 09, 2006, 10:54:03 PM

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Winthebreak

Dungannon will surely be targeting a win vs Moortown tonight to really tighten the bottom of Div 1 even further.

GlenMan

Surely it's crisis time for Dungannon now - hammered by Moortown!

dhá chos chlé

Quote from: Winthebreak on July 20, 2026, 03:43:35 PMDungannon will surely be targeting a win vs Moortown tonight to really tighten the bottom of Div 1 even further.
Don't understand this " targeting" craic in the middle of the league, you play to win each game regardless of who it is against.

ClubScene13

Would Dungannon be waiting on many men to return over the next month or so? Conall Devlin, James Quinn and Ryan Jones come to mind if they are close but not many more unless I'm missing someone. That was nearly their full deck playing tonight although that's 3 massive players

They're up against it to get out of bottom 3 now after tonight. Blaine Ryan and Christopher McGuigan immense for Moortown, they looked good plenty of pace which is key in new rules, I'd fancy them two win another couple based on that game

scout

Shocking result for Dungannon, Moortown have maybe have 3/4 starters in the states also. Clarkes still have a very strong team on paper but panic stations now I would imagine.

TyroneOnlooker

Crazy turn in fortunes for that Dungannon team.

Sean Coyle

Quote from: ClubScene13 on July 20, 2026, 11:34:10 PMWould Dungannon be waiting on many men to return over the next month or so? Conall Devlin, James Quinn and Ryan Jones come to mind if they are close but not many more unless I'm missing someone. That was nearly their full deck playing tonight although that's 3 massive players

They're up against it to get out of bottom 3 now after tonight. Blaine Ryan and Christopher McGuigan immense for Moortown, they looked good plenty of pace which is key in new rules, I'd fancy them two win another couple based on that game

Funny enough I was talking to a man a few weeks ago from moortown who reckoned Blaine Ryan was absolutely flying this year. FairPlay to the lad thought he had fell off the planet since his days playing for holy trinity.

RouskyRanger

Greencastle some win away in armagh last night. Pomeroy beat again. They would have fancied themselves to go straight back at the start of the year, now they may worry about staying up

Topoftheworld

Would be my favourites for the intermediate championship

Sean Coyle

Word coming through that slater got the road this morning from Dungannon. Any truth?

RouskyRanger

Quote from: Topoftheworld on July 21, 2026, 12:50:39 PMWould be my favourites for the intermediate championship
They need to get the team fit to play before worrying about championship. D2 championship be the hardest to predict this year

superstar_

Quote from: RouskyRanger on July 21, 2026, 12:39:34 PMGreencastle some win away in armagh last night. Pomeroy beat again. They would have fancied themselves to go straight back at the start of the year, now they may worry about staying up
Quote from: Topoftheworld on July 21, 2026, 12:50:39 PMWould be my favourites for the intermediate championship
Greencastle?

Dkspecial

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They would need to be back and win the championship with the money they are firing out left right and centre

Took myself up to Aghaloo yesterday as was down in Emyvale for diesel anyways. I'd say they wouldn't be far off if they can keep Niall Connolly in this type of form. Few outrageous scores and the muscles on the man. Biceps , triceps the works.
Heard that they are paying top nutritionists that worked with the all blacks rugby team, money no object supposedly

UtilityMan

Loughmacrory v Carrickmore DRAW
Eglish v Dromore
Moortown v Edendork
Killyclogher v Ardboe
Donaghmore v Dungannon
Galbally v Errigal
Fianna v Omagh
Trillick v Clonoe

Omagh and Dungannon heading for the drop in D1. Can't imagine anyone having predicted the Clarkes. Fianna to pick up a big 2 and push towards safety

Clogher v Moy
Pomeroy v Drumquin
Owen Roes v Beragh
Derrylaughlan v Aghaloo
Killeeshil v Rock
Greencastle v Gortin
Aghyaran v Kildress
Naomh Eoghan v Cookstown

Clogher to put an end to any promotion push by Moy after last nights defeat. NE and Owen Roes to turn it into a 2 horse race although will be hard to look past NE if they get past the Fr Rocks and go 10 out of 10.

Fintona v Glenelly

Fintona to put themselves back into Intermediate and allow full focus on the Championship.

DouglasBridgeExile

Loughmacrory v Carrickmore - Carrickmore to have to much for the neighbours at this time of the year
Eglish v Dromore - Eglish by 3
Moortown v Edendork - Mccurry to take out again
Killyclogher v Ardboe - draw
Donaghmore v Dungannon - posh boys by 6
Galbally v Errigal
Fianna v Omagh will come down to who's worse, not whos better
Trillick v Clonoe


Clogher v Moy - Moy need this to stay in contention
Pomeroy v Drumquin - Pomeroy need to get finger out, who better to do it against
Owen Roes v Beragh - Beragh not get much change in the glen, owen roes by 8
Derrylaughlan v Aghaloo - Aghaloo afraid of water, derrylaughan by 10
Killeeshil v Rock - Rock t start kicking on now for champo, they will fancy a run
Greencastle v Gortin No love lost here, if greencastle can release the midgeys to gortin men might be caught off guard
Aghyaran v Kildress two teams in form. Kildress not like the trip to donegal, the yarn by 1
Naomh Eoghan v Cookstown - NE by 5