That may be so but some of the comments are frankly disgusting and vulgar.
If ye have to plumb these depths to progress debate youâd best forget about it
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Thatâs what some posters resort to when their complex about Tyrone kicks in.
Always the victim
Just when I had killed off this shite up popsâŚâŚ.
Leave the dead rest, whereâs your respect ? Itâs no visitors and family flowers only.
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Itâs amazing how so many negative stories about Tyrone football engulf national media despite there being nothing substantive behind them.
Itâs almost like people like letting their prejudices run riot when a negative story about Tyrone comes to fruition.
Maybe itâs because Tyrone is the only county that would have itâs most successful ever footballer posting photos of his injuries on social media and looking for sympathy? Boycotting RTE because of feelings being hurt, greatest ever player runs crying to twitter, rolling over for the Dubs to tickle yer bellies 2 years in a row - where is the pride gone at all?
The Tyrone boys love going down the legal route.
They love to settle these things with a handshake over a drink after a legal battle.
I donâ t like rape or dog fighting but Iâm ambivalent towards sledging, thieving, gay porn and John Bishop. Each has their place.
Good to see that the Tyrone County Board have ruled the clash involving Cavanagh was accidental.
The hateful, prejudiced assholes like fatty wonât like that.
Enda McGinley believes Mickey Harte could be tempted to recall Kyle Coney and Conan Grugan to the Tyrone senior football squad.
As Harte contemplates the possible make-up of his 2019 squad, former Red Hands ace McGinley points out that giving players a second chance is an alternative to introducing fresh blood:
âMaybe that would be running through Mickeyâs mind. The big step up to intercounty level means players must be taken in and perhaps given time to develop into quality players in two or three yearsâ time or he might indeed be looking at some of the older players that have been around the panel before,â the three-times All-Ireland winner told The Belfast Telegraph.
âPeople like these could currently be playing well for their clubs and he might be looking to see if they are worth a second go. They would be brought in, I imagine, to make an impact.
âIâm thinking of players like Conan Grugan and Kyle Coney who have shown and are showing with their clubs at the minute just what they can are capable of.
âYou can be sure that players who are standing up to be counted will be well known to Mickey because he knows Tyrone football inside out. Obviously if there are players in this bracket who have been in the county panel in the past then much depends on the terms on which they have left.
âYet if they have been inside the county panel and they know the life that it brings then if it suits both parties there could be a way forward. Obviously itâs all down to players themselves. Maybe there are some who would like a second shot at the county and maybe there are some who are just happy to continue on playing with their clubs.â
No mate,itâs just nordies in general
A lot of staters have a complex about Nordies in general?
Probably true.
In fairness a lot of northerners have a complex about staters. Thereâs arseholes everywhere.
Your an alright sort thoughâŚbut itâs piss easy to rise ya
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'On 24th September 2018, members of the Committee of Moy TĂr na nĂg had a first opportunity to view the video footage of the match between Moy and Edendork St. Malachyâs played on 15th September 2018, during which SeĂĄn Cavanagh sustained a broken nose and concussion.
'Having considered this video, Moy TĂr na nĂg G.A.C expresses its disappointment and dismay with the outcome of the investigation by the Competitions Control Committee of the Tyrone County Board, issued on Saturday 22nd September 2018, that the referee ââŚadjudicated on the matter appropriatelyâ. The cause of the clash that led to the injuries could and should have been avoided. The mark had been taken by SeĂĄn Cavanagh and signalled by the referee directly before the incident.
'Rule 7.2 Category 3 (iv) âBehaving in a way that is dangerous to an opponentâ is a red card offence.
'As a first stage in the appeal process, Moy TĂr na nĂg G.A.C has requested to Tyrone County Board that the referee and the linesmen who officiated on 15th September 2018 review the footage again to reconsider their opinion.
'Moy TĂr na nĂg G.A.C expresses its disapproval of the derogatory online comments made against both clubs and the players involved, and appeals for restraint and moderation in the expression of legitimate views and opinions.
'The health, safety and wellbeing of all our playing members if of the utmost importance to our club.
'We wish Edendork St. Malachyâs G.A.C well in their Championship match this Friday, 28th September 2018.
âAn Mhaigh TĂr na nĂg GAC.â
Sweep Sweep by the Tyrone CCC it seems.
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Zero shock at this. âStatersâ canât be blamed for this one.