I would like to say that St Marys Belfast were a fairly average time made look good by a poor Omagh team. Being from Dungannon myself i think we would beat Belfast even easier than we will Omagh. My god we would even beat a combination of both. Typical Antrim side. Shocking Dungannon Abu

MrWisdom (Tyrone) - Posts: 5 - 09/03/2009 12:58:19    227897

really childish remark saying that about a team who finished in the top 4 in the premier football competition.

guru (Antrim) - Posts: 8 - 09/03/2009 17:15:14    228195

The funny thing is all Tyrone people do is play football. StMarys dont take it seriously and are still the better footballers!! I hope your eating your words on Stpaddys day!

osama_bin_laden (USA) - Posts: 246 - 10/03/2009 00:04:17    228635

Wrong name Wisdom, self praise is no recommendation. St. Mary's fairly held their own in the McCrory Cup this year and will undoubtedly get stronger and more confident. Yes Tyrone sides have had a fair bit of success in that competition but your opinions are both arrogant and dismissive. Now I have found myself defending Ulster football, particularly Tyrone, on the National Forum BUT can see why some resent the nouveau riche views coming from the O'Neill county. Some within Tyrone seem to think that they are the best thing Gaelic Football has ever seen and I see a nasty fall coming. Get a grip and tell your fellow county people the same, especially those binlids calling for Mickey Harte's resignation.

Ulsterman (Antrim) - Posts: 9825 - 11/03/2009 01:05:17    229696

Don't agree with Mr Wisdom but to say that all Tyrone people do is play football means what? There is probably more people in Antrim or Belfast that play GAA than in Tyrone. As for nouveau riche, yes Tyrone are farily new regarding senior football success, but they have been constantly winning all irelands at underage grades and the structures are in place for the future.

PGD (Tyrone) - Posts: 55 - 11/03/2009 13:14:16    229992