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Of course this means that... 1 You weren't at the game nor any other game at that time 2 You were watching it on pay SKY TV on your sofa 3 You then decided to watch the Tennis from London tyroneed (Tyrone) - Posts: 753 - 06/07/2019 23:58:28 2206687 Link 0 |
Agree with a lot of what you say. That dooher point is the best I've ever seen given all the circumstances, pressure, difficulty, etc. But the modern tyrone are a horrible version of the 03, 05 and 08 teams. Diving and simulation is more prevalent than I've seen with any GAA team before . As a famous man once said "how could you go for a pint with those boys" cavanman47 (Cavan) - Posts: 5010 - 07/07/2019 00:21:30 2206708 Link 0 |
The black card for Peter Harte was a disgrace. At least 4 Cavan players should have been black carded. The ball fell between Harte and a Cavan player. Harte went for the ball and collided with Cavan player. A free kick yes but how did that challenge equate with a black card offence ...Tyrone have strong grounds for appealing this diabolical decision. mayotyroneman (Tyrone) - Posts: 1821 - 07/07/2019 00:48:44 2206718 Link 1 |
Well ? How did that go ?
s goldrick (Cavan) - Posts: 5518 - 07/07/2019 01:00:39 2206722 Link 0 |
No matter about Tyrone teams I don't recall Tyrone teams kicking teams off the park, leaving opposing teams with blood stained jersey's, hitting so hard teams were dead on their feet with 10 minutes to go so winning teams were credited with great comebacks. It's ironic since "gym" culture came into the GAA certain traditional counties have struggled to have any relevance. I wonder is the reason teams are now able to stand up to the type of tactics employed previously not allowing themselves to be kicked off the park. And is it the reason teams like Tyrone who always produced classy players have started to shine.
sam1884 (UK) - Posts: 999 - 07/07/2019 07:34:52 2206763 Link 0 |
And I didn't start it, I'm loosing my touch:). Well done on the win today. Might even meet later on (long shot) royaldunne (Meath) - Posts: 19449 - 07/07/2019 07:58:05 2206769 Link 1 |
ROYALOPTIMIST I like your style give Tyrone a compliment then get a good dig in about Tyrone. Just be honest the real problem people like you have with Tyrone is the fact that Counties like Meath had to sit and watch Tyrone winning All Ireland titles. It was ok when we where the plucky wee team form the north going down to get kicked around the pitch but when we added a bit of steel to out skill set and started winning people like you just could'nt and cant take it. Tir'Eoghain Abu'.
TyroneUltra (Tyrone) - Posts: 307 - 07/07/2019 08:50:59 2206780 Link 1 |
How can you honestly say the players will die for him?....they have threw in towel in first 15 mins v Donegal and Tyrone.. .if I was a Cavan player I'd be embarrassed at them showings...they were a div 1 team...show a bit of pride...they were pathetic and embarrassment to the jersey...i have attended a lot of Ulster finals and have to say they are the worst team I've seen there...at least fermanagh brought a game plan and bit of fight....at they have one of the most overrated managers of all time managing them...the same man that cost Donegal 7 out of last 9 Ulster titles...it was always said that if Donegal matched Tyrone on the line they would beat them as they simply have better and more natural footballers...rochfords tactical know how and mcguinness have proved this over last decade
marty234 (Donegal) - Posts: 158 - 07/07/2019 09:28:02 2206789 Link 0 |
Monaghan beat Tyrone in Ulster last year, then lost when mattered most. I wouldn't be shouting too loudly yet about Donegal being better than Tyrone. You can't ignore the fact that Tyrone now aim to perform in July and August and are less concerned with may and June. We may well get a meeting later in the year which will test your theory about Donegal being better much more.
A Another (None) - Posts: 192 - 07/07/2019 10:12:47 2206816 Link 0 |
Tyrone doing what Tyrone do. MuckrossHead (Donegal) - Posts: 5028 - 07/07/2019 10:14:24 2206818 Link 0 |
May up the game royaldunne, you're going soft :-)
Htaem (Meath) - Posts: 8657 - 07/07/2019 10:17:20 2206822 Link 0 |
That's pretty much spot on. No offense to Tyrone or Cavan, but I do genuinely enjoy the tennis, especially when Federer is playing cause we won't have him for much longer. But well done on getting through to the super 8s, I don't think the draw has been too bad to Tyrone. Roscommon away will be tricky but it's better than having to make the long journey down to Cork and if you have to play the Dubs the best place to do it is at home (and presumably they'll have already qualified by then). Htaem (Meath) - Posts: 8657 - 07/07/2019 10:23:04 2206826 Link 0 |
Having reflected on that miserable effort, I have come to the conclusion that our lads simply didn't want to be there. They decided to end their year once the round 4 draw was made. In a way I can understand to some extent, we had been beaten comprehensively in a provincial final only to draw one of the top teams in the qualifier. Cavan_Shambles (Cavan) - Posts: 575 - 07/07/2019 11:31:25 2206877 Link 0 |
Not a surprising result in all fairness, and not getting carried away with Tyrones performance either., BeJasus (UK) - Posts: 383 - 07/07/2019 11:34:32 2206878 Link 0 |
Except your not Brits. Britain is a geographical area, Ireland is not a part of it. A part of Ireland is a part of the UK. Not a part of Britain. Anyway, back to the football. We didn't give you lads any sort of contest, and I am embarrassed about that. Cavan_Shambles (Cavan) - Posts: 575 - 07/07/2019 11:42:58 2206887 Link 1 |
Why does every Tyrone match thread seem to end up being a Meath and Tyrone slagging match? HokeyPokey (Tyrone) - Posts: 1744 - 07/07/2019 11:52:19 2206896 Link 1 |
It was always going to be difficult for Cavan to lift themselves after the ulster final defeat as reflected by the record of beaten provincial finalists in the qualifiers. However I would have expected a bit more fight from them, they just gave up. Do you think there is a mental fragility with this team? Cavan have some fantastic players, as good as any county. McKiernon, Mackey, McVeety, Moynagh, Killian Clarke and Faulkner are fantastic footballers. This leads me to the conclusion that its all in the head. I really hope this isn't a major setback for Cavan as I have really enjoyed watching them this year and think they have terrific potential. Green_Gold (Donegal) - Posts: 1873 - 07/07/2019 12:42:24 2206930 Link 0 |
No, to be fair I'm from Meath and obviously support them, but I go to a lot of games not involving them and in 2008 I found myself cheering Tyrone on against Kerry and was delighted when they won. So I have no chip on either shoulder. I understand the predictament Tyrone found themselves in and i suppose it came to a head in 96, when they realised that they would have to do something different if they wanted to win an All Ireland and that all the whinging following the semi final beating could not hide their embarrassment at being beaten by a young team most of whom where in their first year of championship action. My only problem with Tyrone was the direction they took then, which really took football to a new low and which it is struggling to revover from. Anyway best of luck to Tyrone and i think we should see some interesting games in their super 8 group. Championship starts here ROYALOPTIMIST (Meath) - Posts: 179 - 07/07/2019 12:56:34 2206940 Link 0 |
Yeah, the Donegal match was possibly just a bad day at the office and it has also 1given Tyrone a chance to tweak their tactics a bit more, get a better balance between attack and defence. Donegal and Dublin may play good attacking football but they still get sweepers back to protect the defence. Like everyone at half time was saying Meath did the right thing not playing a sweeper but no one commented on the fact that Dublin were playing a sweeper. In fact sometimes they had two sweepers. The reality was Meath were incredibly naive. And if Dublin and Donegal get turned over in possession they regularly foul the opposition in order to let their sweepers get back in position. HighKings (Meath) - Posts: 271 - 07/07/2019 13:26:34 2206963 Link 0 |
Oh absolutely, we have major mental problems in Cavan. When we face the likes of Tyrone or Donegal, we're almost beaten before a ball is kicked. Quite simply when we're expected to lose, we lose. The exception to that was this year when we beat Monaghan, but rarely have I ever seen Cavan win a game they weren't expected to, in fact Mayo in the league in 2017 was the only other occasion I can think of in the past few years when we won a game we didn't expect to. I mean, we're a county that has a single provincial title in 50 years, it's almost impossible to break that losing mentality, we've just become so used to rolling over for the Tyrones and Donegals of this world at this stage. Ned_Stormcrow (Cavan) - Posts: 1071 - 07/07/2019 13:36:22 2206973 Link 0 |