Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[giveherlong]

Division 3
Big game next week between Owen Roes and Tattyreagh
I think Owen Roes have their first 4 games away from home however that worked out

[tyroneStatto]

Yeah Division 2 very tough to call this year. Stewartstown are my dark horse for the championship few players back, a good u21 team coming through and a manager who knows how to get a team outta the division. What way are things shaping up this year Clarshak?

disappointed that we don't have more points on the board at this stage. we were comfortable against Loughmacrory but somehow managed to lose it. then a good win over a decent Eskra side. On Sunday past although Eglish were ultra defensive we still got in for 2 good goal chances in the 2nd half which on another day would have been buried.
the championship would be great but we need to be aiming for the promotion playoff places first.

[tothetop03]

Yeah Division 2 very tough to call this year. Stewartstown are my dark horse for the championship few players back, a good u21 team coming through and a manager who knows how to get a team outta the division. What way are things shaping up this year Clarshak?

disappointed that we don't have more points on the board at this stage. we were comfortable against Loughmacrory but somehow managed to lose it. then a good win over a decent Eskra side. On Sunday past although Eglish were ultra defensive we still got in for 2 good goal chances in the 2nd half which on another day would have been buried.
the championship would be great but we need to be aiming for the promotion playoff places first.

You's Def have the players ...a wee bit more consistency are you will not be far away just checked your next 3 fixtures they are not easy either....

[Man Marker]

Yeah Division 2 very tough to call this year. Stewartstown are my dark horse for the championship few players back, a good u21 team coming through and a manager who knows how to get a team outta the division. What way are things shaping up this year Clarshak?

Who is managing them?

[Tyrone Gaa]

Yeah Division 2 very tough to call this year. Stewartstown are my dark horse for the championship few players back, a good u21 team coming through and a manager who knows how to get a team outta the division. What way are things shaping up this year Clarshak?

Who is managing them?

Paul Feeney I think it is, an Eglish man, he had Eskra a few years back

[Man Marker]

Yeah Division 2 very tough to call this year. Stewartstown are my dark horse for the championship few players back, a good u21 team coming through and a manager who knows how to get a team outta the division. What way are things shaping up this year Clarshak?

Who is managing them?

Paul Feeney I think it is, an Eglish man, he had Eskra a few years back

That's right, couldn't recall. thanks.

[Fuzzman]

I never see any club games any more as live in Dublin but from the games played so far are there some teams moving away from the overly defensive systems and lining out more traditionally?

[teaminamillion]

Yeah Division 2 very tough to call this year. Stewartstown are my dark horse for the championship few players back, a good u21 team coming through and a manager who knows how to get a team outta the division. What way are things shaping up this year Clarshak?

Augher will beat most teams in Div 2 this year. There midfield has been utterly dominant in their three games thus far although a narrow defeat to a very defensive short kick out Moy team who would have been easily beaten if it were not for the brilliance of Sean Cavanagh.

disappointed that we don't have more points on the board at this stage. we were comfortable against Loughmacrory but somehow managed to lose it. then a good win over a decent Eskra side. On Sunday past although Eglish were ultra defensive we still got in for 2 good goal chances in the 2nd half which on another day would have been buried.
the championship would be great but we need to be aiming for the promotion playoff places first.

You's Def have the players ...a wee bit more consistency are you will not be far away just checked your next 3 fixtures they are not easy either....

[redhandefender]

I never see any club games any more as live in Dublin but from the games played so far are there some teams moving away from the overly defensive systems and lining out more traditionally?

I think you are buying in to the southern media fella, some big teams might employ that against certain teams they need to stop and certainly some teams will still play with a sweeper if needs be but I don't think it has ever been a widespread thing in tyrone. Games I have seen have all been enjoyable.

[Fuzzman]

So are you saying most teams line out 6 forwards v 6 defenders for most of the game unless one team is much weaker than the other?

[The Golden Years]

I never see any club games any more as live in Dublin but from the games played so far are there some teams moving away from the overly defensive systems and lining out more traditionally?

I think you are buying in to the southern media fella, some big teams might employ that against certain teams they need to stop and certainly some teams will still play with a sweeper if needs be but I don't think it has ever been a widespread thing in tyrone. Games I have seen have all been enjoyable.

Are you deluded?  We played Pomeroy, Killyclogher and Strabane to date and everyone one of them used very defensive systems.  Its leaving games hard to watch.

[Tyrone Gaa]

I never see any club games any more as live in Dublin but from the games played so far are there some teams moving away from the overly defensive systems and lining out more traditionally?

I think you are buying in to the southern media fella, some big teams might employ that against certain teams they need to stop and certainly some teams will still play with a sweeper if needs be but I don't think it has ever been a widespread thing in tyrone. Games I have seen have all been enjoyable.

Are you deluded?  We played Pomeroy, Killyclogher and Strabane to date and everyone one of them used very defensive systems.  Its leaving games hard to watch.

Most of the games I've watched this season has involved a sweeper of some sorts.  I would say I think the mark has been a good introduction to the club game, seeing a big increase in clean catches but some referees award it as a free kick and maybe don't fully understand the rule.  On referees I haven't been impressed with the referees I've seen to date, maybe it takes them a few weeks to get into their stride.

[tothetop03]

In our first game v Donaghmore we where defensive and played a sweeper...we scored 1-5 in an hour....v Greencastle and Killyclogher we played 15 on 15 no sweepers or mass defense we scored 1-19 and 1-16 in 2 very open games....

[redhandefender]

I never see any club games any more as live in Dublin but from the games played so far are there some teams moving away from the overly defensive systems and lining out more traditionally?

I think you are buying in to the southern media fella, some big teams might employ that against certain teams they need to stop and certainly some teams will still play with a sweeper if needs be but I don't think it has ever been a widespread thing in tyrone. Games I have seen have all been enjoyable.

Are you deluded?  We played Pomeroy, Killyclogher and Strabane to date and everyone one of them used very defensive systems.  Its leaving games hard to watch.

Deluded in what sense? How do you know what games I have watched. Pomeroy are only up of course they were gonna try go defensive, strabane had just been destroyed the week before so had to go defensive I don't know about killyclogher. I always found your games hard to watch to be fair, they are generally more about brute strength and defence than football

[Carmenalways]

'Generally more about brute strength'.....what does that mean? More nonsense I suspect. Most if not all games in Tyrone now are about defence imo. Don't put yourself through it anymore redhand just don't go to carmen games.