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Tyrone GAA Discussion Thread

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  • #332
    Jayop
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    keane2097 wrote: »
    Anything yet?

    Not yet. Interestingly nothing much about the Donegal ill discipline and their manager getting involved with a Tyrone player after the game. Can't imagine if it was the other way around it would be so silent.

    Anyway the Belfast Telegraph is reporting that the Gaa might be investigating so I'm sure we'll soon learn how Tyrone caused it.


  • #333
    tanko
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    I wonder did Tyrone know that by not winning they relegated Armagh?


  • #334
    Nidgeweasel
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    keane2097 wrote: »
    Anything yet?

    .


  • #335
    Jayop
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    tanko wrote: »
    I wonder did Tyrone know that by not winning they relegated Armagh?

    Maybe but it won't have been a factor. They were behind most of the second half and fought back for the draw.

    Looking forward to the final. The missus is cavan so it should be fun.


  • #336
    tanko
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    Yeah, Cavan supporters are looking forward to getting back to Croker.
    I have terrible memories of going to the Division 1 national football league final in 2004??? in Clones against Tyrone, getting completely soaked and Cavan getting hammered.
    It can't be any worse than that this time (I hope).


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  • #337
    Nidgeweasel
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    tanko wrote: »
    Yeah, Cavan supporters are looking forward to getting back to Croker.
    I have terrible memories of going to the Division 1 national football league final in 2004??? in Clones against Tyrone, getting completely soaked and Cavan getting hammered.
    It can't be any worse than that this time (I hope).

    '02.


  • #338
    Jayop
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    2007 had to be the worst game against Tyrone for Cavan in my memory. They should have beat us in the first game and then we hammered them 3-19 to 0-07 in the replay. That wasn't nice for them at all.

    I'd expect this to be a hell of a lot tighter than that and it could easily go either way. It's brilliant to see Cavan coming good again and hopefully they'll really push on in the championship this year. One of my favourite non-Tyrone counties given the amount of time I spend up there and know how passionate the Gaels are. They also look to be playing a nice brand of football from what little I've seen and what lot I've heard. The scoring is being shared out among all the forwards and Johnson is proving to be something of a serious spark for them.


  • #339
    frostyjacks
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    Best of luck to the u21s in the Ulster final tonight. Monaghan beat them in the minor final three years ago, so I imagine they'll have the self-belief to do the same again here. Teamtalkmag.com will have radio commentary.


  • #340
    Jayop
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    Done by Monaghan in the U21 final. 0-13 - 0-11. Only kicked 5 wides to Monaghans 7 too so it sounds like they had the better of it just by that alone. Hopefully the lads will carry on their progression now into the senior panel on the back of last year and getting to the final this year.

    Well done to Monaghan.


  • #341
    Jayop
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    http://www.the42.ie/monaghan-ulster-u21-tyrone-2702541-Apr2016/

    Match report.


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  • #342
    Saint Sonner
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    Jayop wrote: »
    Done by Monaghan in the U21 final. 0-13 - 0-11. Only kicked 5 wides to Monaghans 7 too so it sounds like they had the better of it just by that alone. Hopefully the lads will carry on their progression now into the senior panel on the back of last year and getting to the final this year.

    Well done to Monaghan.

    I listened to it on teamtalk. Looks like some of Tyrones tactics cost them as well as Monaghans ability.

    Short kick outs killed Tyrone particularly in the second half. Also a key turning point was a double save from the Monaghan goalie in the first half


  • #343
    frostyjacks
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    Justice for Mugsy!

    http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/threetime-all-ireland-winner-avoids-conviction-after-arrest-on-suspicion-of-drink-driving-34607691.html

    Judge O'Connor said: "He (Mulligan) was obstreperous, awful, aggressive and difficult to handle both inside and outside the garda station towards everybody and there is no doubt about that but the decision is to dismiss."

    Aggressive and difficult to handle...that's not like Mugsy at all.


  • #344
    Jayop
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    "obstreperous, awful, aggressive". I'm in shock at someone using terms like that to describe a Tyrone player. :pac:

    Can you imagine what he would have said if it was Ricey??


  • #345
    Jayop
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    Bonner got a 24 week ban for whatever happened after the semi final. Very limited coverage of that which seems strange since we all know that any issues with u21 teams and supposed I'll disapline should be headline news and then referred to all summer.

    Both teams fined two thousand too. I'd love to read a single report saying what actually is supposed to have happened but that doesn't look likely.


  • #346
    JB81
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    Heading to Croker on Sunday, haven't been in years, for one reason or the other. Looking forward to the big game ( and the Kerry Dublin one as well!!! ). Hope to see an improved performance from last two league games and some silverware never hurt anyone. Bit of a boost going into Ulster.

    Not sure has Mickey settled on his team for the championship opener, maybe 2/3 places up for grabs at most i'd say.

    O'Neill ( morgan fit? ) - I would still have O'Neill anyway
    Mc'crory
    Mc'Namee
    Mc'Carron
    Sludden / Tierney / Mc Nabb
    Brennan
    Mc'Cann
    Cavanagh
    M. Donnelly
    R. Donnelly / Mc'Nulty / Meyler
    O'Neill
    Harte
    Mc'Aliskey
    Cavanagh
    Mc'Curry / Brennan / Bradley

    Subs: 2 x Mc'Mahons, 2 x Mc'Gearys, Mc'Cann,


  • #347
    Jayop
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    JB81 wrote: »
    Heading to Croker on Sunday, haven't been in years, for one reason or the other. Looking forward to the big game ( and the Kerry Dublin one as well!!! ). Hope to see an improved performance from last two league games and some silverware never hurt anyone. Bit of a boost going into Ulster.

    Not sure has Mickey settled on his team for the championship opener, maybe 2/3 places up for grabs at most i'd say.

    O'Neill ( morgan fit? ) - I would still have O'Neill anyway
    Mc'crory
    Mc'Namee
    Mc'Carron
    Sludden / Tierney / Mc Nabb
    Brennan
    Mc'Cann
    Cavanagh
    M. Donnelly
    R. Donnelly / Mc'Nulty / Meyler
    O'Neill
    Harte
    Mc'Aliskey
    Cavanagh
    Mc'Curry / Brennan / Bradley

    Subs: 2 x Mc'Mahons, 2 x Mc'Gearys, Mc'Cann,

    I thought I read last night that Morgan, McCurry and McNamee are out.


  • #348
    JB81
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    Yeah i knew Morgan was out. Didn't hear the others though.
    Hampsey or Mc'Mahon full back and maybe Brennan in the corner..


  • #349
    Jayop
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    JB81 wrote: »
    Yeah i knew Morgan was out. Didn't hear the others though.
    Hampsey or Mc'Mahon full back and maybe Brennan in the corner..

    Are you heading up? I'm looking to get tickets in the upper Cussack but they don't have any on the GAA website. I'll try Supervalu later.


  • #350
    JB81
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    going yes.
    Have Upper Hogan ticket. But will be able to sit anywhere for first game I would assume up to the last 15 minutes as the Dubs wont be in. There will still be a few empty seats lower down for the second game as well. But I dont mind up top its not bad at all.
    Lower and Upper Hogan on website at the moment.
    Will be more come available tomorrow as well I would think


  • #351
    Jayop
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    JB81 wrote: »
    going yes.
    Have Upper Hogan ticket. But will be able to sit anywhere for first game I would assume up to the last 15 minutes as the Dubs wont be in. There will still be a few empty seats lower down for the second game as well. But I dont mind up top its not bad at all.
    Lower and Upper Hogan on website at the moment.
    Will be more come available tomorrow as well I would think

    I'm trying to plan the journey now. Coming from Sligo and I've never driven to a game before so not sure what to do. Always been a passenger or got train/bus before. I was thinking of going as far as Maynooth and getting the Dart in from there. The train from Sligo for two of us is nearly €100 for the return. That would be the handiest but it's bonkers money.


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  • #352
    JB81
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    Jayop wrote: »
    I'm trying to plan the journey now. Coming from Sligo and I've never driven to a game before so not sure what to do. Always been a passenger or got train/bus before. I was thinking of going as far as Maynooth and getting the Dart in from there. The train from Sligo for two of us is nearly €100 for the return. That would be the handiest but it's bonkers money.

    That price sounded high so i checked the website. Its €40 each so €80 same day return from Sligo to Connolly station.

    You will spend almost the same on diesel / petrol + train/dart etc.. to get to Connolly from Maynooth.

    If you are not used to driving i'd be paying the small bit extra for the train straight from Sligo into Connolly and your 15 minutes from the Stadium.

    The 9am would get you there for just after 12.00, and the last train back leaves at 19.05. Depending on how long it lasts, you may or may not see all the Laochra performance after the matches..


  • #353
    Jayop
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    JB81 wrote: »
    That price sounded high so i checked the website. Its €40 each so €80 same day return from Sligo to Connolly station.

    You will spend almost the same on diesel / petrol + train/dart etc.. to get to Connolly from Maynooth.

    If you are not used to driving i'd be paying the small bit extra for the train straight from Sligo into Connolly and your 15 minutes from the Stadium.

    The 9am would get you there for just after 12.00, and the last train back leaves at 19.05. Depending on how long it lasts, you may or may not see all the Laochra performance after the matches..

    I looked there and it was €27 up and €20 back for the times I'd be needing to go. €94 for the two of us.

    Yeah I guess the petrol, tolls, parking, dart would probably come to something similar. That way I could have a few beers as well which would be no harm.


  • #354
    JB81
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    Jayop wrote: »
    I looked there and it was €27 up and €20 back for the times I'd be needing to go. €94 for the two of us.

    Yeah I guess the petrol, tolls, parking, dart would probably come to something similar. That way I could have a few beers as well which would be no harm.


    When you click on the ones you want you can get both for €40 a piece..


  • #355
    Jayop
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    JB81 wrote: »
    When you click on the ones you want you can get both for €40 a piece..

    Better again. I'll get my tickets later and book the train then.

    Cheers bud! :)

    How do you see the two games going/?


  • #356
    JB81
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    Hard to see past a Dublin Tyrone double. Kerry have more of a chance of an upset than Cavan.

    Comórtas: Sraith Náisiúnta Peil
    Cluiche: An Cabhán v Tír Eoghain
    Ionad: Páirc an Chrócaigh
    Dáta: 24 Aibreán 2016 @ 1.30pm
    1 – Michael O’Neill – Cluain Eo
    2 – Aidan McCrory – Aireagal Chiaráin
    3 – Ronan McNamee – Achadh Uí Aráin
    4 – Cathal McCarron – An Droim Mór
    5 – Rory Brennan – Trí Leac
    6 – Justin McMahon – An Omaigh
    7 – Tiernan McCann – Coill an Chlochair
    8 – Colm Cavanagh – An Mhaigh
    9 – Mattie Donnelly – Trí Leac
    10 – Niall Sludden – An Droim Mhór
    11 – Mark Bradley – Coill an Chlochair
    12 – Richard Donnelly – Trí Leac
    13 – Connor McAliskey – Cluain Eo
    14 – Sean Cavanagh (c) – An Mhaigh
    15 – Ronan O Neill – An Omaigh
    16 – Sean Fox – Coill an Chlochair
    17 – Lee Brennan – Trí Leac
    18 – Frank Burns – Cabhán a’Chaortainn
    19 – Conor Clarke – An Omaigh
    20 – Peter Harte – Aireagal Chiaráin
    21 – Conall McCann – Coill an Chlochair
    22 – Kieran McGeary – Cabhán a’Chaortainn
    23 – Padraig McNulty – Dún Geanainn
    24 – Cathal McShane – E R Uí Néill
    25 – Conor Meyler – An Omaigh
    26 – Barry Tierney – An Omaigh


  • #357
    Jayop
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    Met Mickey Harte today in Mayo. He was doing a thing for the BOI so I popped int o get a few photo's with the kids. He makes a good speech.


  • #358
    Jayop
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    A really nice game to watch and a decent win for the Tyrone. Never felt like they were in any trouble and the goal kinda killed the game. Was much better to watch than the d1 final but I expected that.


  • #359
    Stoner
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    Jayop wrote:
    A really nice game to watch and a decent win for the Tyrone. Never felt like they were in any trouble and the goal kinda killed the game. Was much better to watch than the d1 final but I expected that.

    It was a great game, I watched it with a couple of Tyrone lads , one asked me what part of Cavan I was from !! It was a comprehensive win alright.
    Tyrone look very handy and tight . They won't get to run down the middle like that in the Ulster championship though.

    Overall they looked a class above cavan, and I would have liked to see Cavan win just because they don't win much. I always have to want one team to win to make a game interesting .


  • #360
    corny
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    Yeah i enjoyed the game too. In the one on ones the Cavan defenders did really well but they allowed themselves to overrun too often. Tyrone are good at that. Never felt it was going to be a tight contest as a result.

    Winning is a good habit so rightfully Tyrone are everyones team to watch. Remains to be seen if they can get over the line against a top team though.

    Hartes solo runs up the pitch (jinking and soloing off either foot) were real classy.


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  • #361
    frostyjacks
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    Nice tribute to Colm Cavanagh on sportsjoe.ie

    http://www.sportsjoe.ie/gaa/colm-cavanagh-is-one-of-the-most-underrated-men-in-football/75746

    He also reckons we're the biggest threat to the Dubs this summer. It would be a hell of a battle.


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