Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[trueblue1234]

Just gutted coming away from that. Dunno how that kick wasn't given. But thems the breaks. Think we were the better team and should have been more ruthless in front of goal. Could have had 2 or three more goals.
Great game imo, so fair play to both teams and great set up at Stewartown.

Just seen the video of the kick that wasn't given. Poor, poor decision by ref and umpires.

[WT4E]

I was walking behind the goals after half time it was 100% a point. The umpire on that post didn't see it was very confused was asking the other umpire who was telling him he didn't know. Then he just waved it wide.

Ref would have had a good view of it but left it to his umpire who was in difficulty. He seemed to turn toward Cookstown in 2nd half some soft ones for them that built there momentum.

Great game for junior. Drumragh the sharper team for the majority but Cookstown built momentum in the 2nd half.

[WT4E]

Replay omagh Friday night. County board need to show equality to Drumragh.

[trueblue1234]

Where did you see that? Think chat of Saturday?

[Tyrone Donegal Boarder]

The standard of referees in our county is absolutely abysmal. How game after game are we on the board talking about multiple bad decisions they've made.

[Grace Murphy]

Heard Jayo cancel the open top bus at half time. Rang them back after his post match speech but it's been booked....

Clonoe!

Was hyperventilating in the dressing rooms someone went and got Frankie bloomer to calm him down.... Frankie's sorting a lorry. Nose a man!

U know what I mean mucker!

[Tyrone Gaa]

Referees have been disgustingly poor this year, so many costly decisions or lack of clarity form the refereeing team. The Hurson 2 pointer, was that an umpire or referee error. Massive call.

Omagh vs Errigal, too many decisions in that game to go over. Shane used to be the best in the county, those days have passed.

Moy vs Eglish. Seen the video of disallowed Moy goal. Sparky is guessing from distance and guessed wrong. Over ruled the umpire who was reaching for the green flag.

Drumragh vs Cookstown, 2 pointer ruled out.

Players go through the mill all year to prepare for these moments only to be done over by incompetence. Referees need to look at better training and better support teams. Buck has to stop with Shane Dorrity.

[breakingball78]

This might seem rash but I think we should bring VAR into the GAA. Would soon sort the problem imo.

[breakingball78]

Replay Drumragh v Cookstown in Killyclogher October 11th 2pm. Confirmed.

[Tyrone Donegal Boarder]

Referees have been disgustingly poor this year, so many costly decisions or lack of clarity form the refereeing team. The Hurson 2 pointer, was that an umpire or referee error. Massive call.

Omagh vs Errigal, too many decisions in that game to go over. Shane used to be the best in the county, those days have passed.

Moy vs Eglish. Seen the video of disallowed Moy goal. Sparky is guessing from distance and guessed wrong. Over ruled the umpire who was reaching for the green flag.

Drumragh vs Cookstown, 2 pointer ruled out.

Players go through the mill all year to prepare for these moments only to be done over by incompetence. Referees need to look at better training and better support teams. Buck has to stop with Shane Dorrity.

To add to this, the amount of one sided referee performances is absolutely frightening

[bogball88]

Always worry when I see an umpire wearing glasses. Night time wouldn't help either

[Grace Murphy]

This might seem rash but I think we should bring VAR into the GAA. Would soon sort the problem imo.

The county board would block it because the game is for the rich not the poor!

[BroncoConroy]

Don't normally post here(shocking i have to give context or be slated) but jeezus lads do you think the referee goes out and thinks to themselves aye Im gonna mess up this decision and that, no they do not they also have given up their time and effort to be there. I don't see much of yous stepping up and being a ref, mixed with all the pressure it comes with too by yous, quit hiding behind a screen and try being a ref ffs lol.

[tyrone08]

Don't normally post here(shocking i have to give context or be slated) but jeezus lads do you think the referee goes out and thinks to themselves aye Im gonna mess up this decision and that, no they do not they also have given up their time and effort to be there. I don't see much of yous stepping up and being a ref, mixed with all the pressure it comes with too by yous, quit hiding behind a screen and try being a ref ffs lol.

Do you actually think some refs don't go out to try and shaft a team, of course they do. Not saying everyone does it but its naive to suggest that it doesn't happen.  Try being a player training all year and missing family events just to get knocked out by a poor ref decision, is that fair? Mistakes will happen but most organizations try and learn from them and improve. The GAA stance seems to be lets ignore it. Players often get slated by the media, fans, pundits etc for making basic mistakes- why should refs be immune to this?

Is it too much to ask for a ref to come on and discuss their performance after a game? We expect players and managers to do it.

[WeeDonns]

Is it too much to ask for a ref to come on and discuss their performance after a game? We expect players and managers to do it.

Ah now come on, this isn't the premier league.
I think refereeing at club level has always been as poor, there are just more neutral eyes on it now with streaming of games.

Gutted for Drumragh, feel they've left that one behind.
Saturday comes very quickly now - is it tougher for Drumragh, who put in a superb performance, than Cookstown who probably feel they got away with not performing well enough in that first half, to get prepared for the replay?