Tyrone beat Roscommon by 18.
Donegal will hardly get near that now.
Should Dublin beat Tyrone or if it’s a draw, any Donegal win over Tyrone in the final game will take them ahead of Tyrone.
But if Tyrone beat Dublin, Donegal would need to beat Tyrone by a thumping margin to go ahead of them - unless they can tack on a good few scores here.
MacNiallais could rival Murphy for MOTM.
MacNiallais plays football like he’s having a toke on a spliff while sitting on a busted sofa at a moderately attended house party in Phibsborough at 2am on a Saturday night, with Cat Power playing on a low volume in the background.
They are as well hold Dublin and Roscommon at Croke Park.
With that seven point win, Donegal move onto a scoring difference of +2.
Should Tyrone beat Dublin, they’ll be on a scoring difference of at least +19.
Should Tyrone beat Dublin, Donegal would need to beat Tyrone by a minimum of nine points to go ahead of them.
Come on Tyrone.
If Tyrone lose this it’s all over for harte and this Tyrone team.
I personally think they’ll come out all guns blazing. Tyrone plus 2 on the halftime handicap @ 6/5 is a cracking bet.
They play Donegal for a semi final position in two week’s time.
Nonsense,it may be over for harte but that’s about it.
Teams have 3 or 4 years at the top before they tend to break up.
Hon Tyrone
They’ll still be in the competition and up for a semi final position regardless of the result tonight. The only benefit of a win tonight is that it pretty much will assure Tyrone of a semi final spot unless they have a catastrophe in Donegal.
Apart from Colm Cavanagh, every Tyrone player starting tonight is 28 or younger.
Tyrone haven’t been at the top lately,they’re building a team atm,Cavanagh may be the only casualty along with harte.
You are posting with a lot of fear. If Tyrone get walked all over again on their home patch it wont matter they won’t win an all Ireland.
Semi finals last four years in a row.
I want to see Tyrone flake into these jackeen cunts from the first whistle.If they lose its with their boot on hopefully
Three changes for Dublin:
Jack McCaffrey in for Mick Fitzsimons
Eoin Murchan in for Michael D. Macauley
John Small in for Paddy Andrews