agreed , they would have got huge kudos even if they lost to Kerry and I suspect they would have taken a lot of it themselves for playing, fulfilling the fixture in such adversity
be a great way to get a look at the extended panel and develop them for 2022
They had very little to lose by playing it
I reckon most Tyrone GAA people are not happy with this decision
Those who tested positive last week (of which there are 17 apparently) will only be available to train from Wednesday/Thursday on so itâs effectively impossible to adequately assess their fitness levels before the game.
But @the_man_himself seems to think Tyrone should be throwing 17 lads into the deep end who have had the virus, have not trained in at least 2 weeks and who management have little to no idea on how their fitness levels have been impacted.
Tyrone should have fulfilled this fixture with an extended panel.
A light training session a few days before is enough to know whether 17 players have recovered sufficiently for a major Championship game? You just keep on proving how little you know or understand about high level sports or atheltics.
Youâre allowed use subs you know mate? Even give them more subs if they have to. Youâd know straight away after a light session whether youâd be able for 40-45 minutes in a game a few days later. And are all these 17 lads coincidentally made up of 15 starters and 2 of the first subs on?
Iâm a lean 12 stone at the moment Iâll have you know mate
Seems to be a closed mindset up there looking for reasons not to play. The kerry or mayo lads would crawl out of their death beds for it and thatâs why they are so respected