Saddest day following your county?

[longrunsthefox]

Sorry guys and gals.

In that case, has to be the 2002 Quarter-Final in Croke Park then against Sligo. Thankfully I wasn't at the game, but was watching it in a pub in London with a group of friends. I really though that this was Tyrone breakthrough year.

agree with that ziggy, from a football point of view sligo was the low point.
left dublin that day thinking we were never going to win an all ireland

On that note, Armagh winning their first Sam that year was difficult too. Not so much them winning, good luck to them, but had feeling I would never see Tyrone win it. Felt absolutely deflated. Now we can't stop winning the bloody thing 

[Eastern_Pride]

Sorry guys and gals.

In that case, has to be the 2002 Quarter-Final in Croke Park then against Sligo. Thankfully I wasn't at the game, but was watching it in a pub in London with a group of friends. I really though that this was Tyrone breakthrough year.

agree with that ziggy, from a football point of view sligo was the low point.
left dublin that day thinking we were never going to win an all ireland

On that note, Armagh winning their first Sam that year was difficult too. Not so much them winning, good luck to them, but had feeling I would never see Tyrone win it. Felt absolutely deflated. Now we can't stop winning the bloody thing 

Ye poor things...

[sandwiches_in_the_boot]

'95 still stings the heart and the hole... when Peter got blew up for picking that ball off the ground the whole of Tyrone got fcuked!