Great Donegal end Tyrone's six-year Glass stranglehold
Donegal held Tyrone to a solitary point from play throughout the previous 29 minutes of this regularly engrossing Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Glass last, to end their six-year strength of the pre-season rivalry.
Groups and directors will take their own elucidation of the outcome. Tyrone will effortlessly get over it, thinking they had a line-up sprinkled with periphery players and played a style of football not seen since the turn of the century.
For Donegal's more youthful type of players, particularly those that showed up in the 12-point Ulster Title semi-last whipping the previous summer, they will feel in an unexpected way. More than a container was expedited home to the Slopes Saturday night.
What truly tallies obviously, is when the two sides meet in the association in a fortnight under Saturday night floodlights. Furnished with appropriate courses of action, this diversion will look to some extent like this last.
The opening half was just about a commercial of what Gaelic football can be at the most elevated amount when all the gagging strategic examination is removed from the condition.
Remembering that these were two pretty much periphery groups sent, the abilities were fantastic. For instance, Tyrone full-back Cathal McCarron sallied forward, played a one-two and hurled over with his left foot. Before long, Candid McGlynn did likewise for Donegal.
Daire O'Baoill - who was because of play the Ulster Under-21 club last the next day - indicated he had lost little in his battles to get again from damage with two early focuses and the tormenting Ciaran Thompson gave Aidan McCrory at an early stage drove Mickey Harte to switch sweepers and place Padraig Hampsey on to the Glenties man.
The objectives were a joy. Tyrone struck first when Conall McCann's handpass put Harry Loughran through and his goalscoring structure was carried from club level with a complete along the floor.
After two minutes Donegal struck back when Gillespie's miserable flick put Martin McElhinney through on objective and he chipped over Mickey O'Neill in the Tyrone nets with a perfect touch.
Tyrone may have two more objectives however Ronan O'Neill's shot was inadequate in venom with Donegal goalkeeper Shaun Patton managing it easily, and a similar man was played in by Loughran and had a swipe blocked, yet the ball was brought for a free for a pull on O'Neill, who changed over it himself.
Donegal made a dash in front by playing long ball to within line, abandoning them 1-9 to 1-6 in front of the break. Mickey Harte dashed on to the field to get his players into a cluster at the break before advancing toward the changing area.
Any questions of Harte's aim towards this last were replied by a heap of subs in the initial 10 minutes of the second half, skipper Matthew Donnelly, Cathal McShane and Subside Harte all being presented in this period, however the greatest cheer had a place with the arrival of Donegal's Michael Murphy.
Murphy's authority was appeared in a lovely point on the turn, and furthermore the darker expressions in stopping Niall Sludden's run as the diversion went into the end stages.
In the wake of opening the second time frame with a Declan McClure point, the Red Hands hit three back to back focuses from the boot of Ronan O'Neill to draw level.
In any case, a trio of Niall O'Donnell indicates was bring Donegal ideal once more into the diversion and they endeavored it rain with advance endeavors from Murphy from genuine separation, Paul Brennan's phenomenal second purpose of the day and two Murphy liberates.
While Harte raised the stakes with his second half subs, his contrary number Declan Bonner coordinated him and before the finish of the diversion Neil McGee was likewise on, disturbing a swarm of Tyrone advances into a wrestling challenge as the amusement disappeared.
It's coming to the heart of the matter where the two directors will trim their boards, so if the Dr McKenna Container is to be sure a try out for the National Alliance then both have a couple of prospects.
The new look halfback line of Eamonn Doherty, Paul Brennan and O'Baoill was incredible and contributed four focuses from play. Odhran MacNiallais has rediscovered his hunger for the amusement and Stamp McHugh indicated looks of the ability that shone so splendid in his Top pick winning period of 2012.
Tyrone will see Harry Loughran as a potential player to include some flash into a forward line that is in threat of getting to be smug, however they needs their built up figures of Colm Cavanagh, Dwindle Harte and Matthew Donnelly to maximize on their ability in the forthcoming class recreations against Monaghan and Donegal.
TYRONE: M O'Neill; A McCrory, C McCarron 0-1, B Copies; M Cassidy, R McNabb, K McGeary 0-1; P Hampsey, B McDonnell; D McClure 0-1, H Loughran 1-1, C McCann 0-1, D McCurry 0-1, R McHugh, R O'Neill 0-6, 5f
Subs: M Donnelly for McClure, C McShane for Cassidy (42m), P Harte for McGeary (43m), HP McGeary for McCrory (50m), C Meyler for McDonnell (53m), N Sludden for Loughran (60m)
Yellow cards: K McGeary (31m), HP McGeary (63m), Donnelly (68m, 73)
Dark cards: 0
Red cards: M Donnelly (73m)
DONEGAL: S Patton; S McMenamin, C Morrison, F McGlynn 0-1; E Doherty, P Brennan 0-2, D O'Baoill 0-2; O MacNiallais 0-1, H McFadden; C Thompson 0-1, M McElhinney 1-1, M McHugh; C McGonigle, S McBrearty, M O'Reilly 0-2, 1f
Subs: N O'Donnell 0-3 for McBreaty (25m), M Murphy 0-3, 2f, for McElhinney (42m), N Mullins for O'Reilly (45m), C Ward for McGlynn (52m), B McCole for McGonigle (64m), N McGee for Doherty (71m)
Groups and directors will take their own elucidation of the outcome. Tyrone will effortlessly get over it, thinking they had a line-up sprinkled with periphery players and played a style of football not seen since the turn of the century.
For Donegal's more youthful type of players, particularly those that showed up in the 12-point Ulster Title semi-last whipping the previous summer, they will feel in an unexpected way. More than a container was expedited home to the Slopes Saturday night.
What truly tallies obviously, is when the two sides meet in the association in a fortnight under Saturday night floodlights. Furnished with appropriate courses of action, this diversion will look to some extent like this last.
The opening half was just about a commercial of what Gaelic football can be at the most elevated amount when all the gagging strategic examination is removed from the condition.
Remembering that these were two pretty much periphery groups sent, the abilities were fantastic. For instance, Tyrone full-back Cathal McCarron sallied forward, played a one-two and hurled over with his left foot. Before long, Candid McGlynn did likewise for Donegal.
Daire O'Baoill - who was because of play the Ulster Under-21 club last the next day - indicated he had lost little in his battles to get again from damage with two early focuses and the tormenting Ciaran Thompson gave Aidan McCrory at an early stage drove Mickey Harte to switch sweepers and place Padraig Hampsey on to the Glenties man.
The objectives were a joy. Tyrone struck first when Conall McCann's handpass put Harry Loughran through and his goalscoring structure was carried from club level with a complete along the floor.
After two minutes Donegal struck back when Gillespie's miserable flick put Martin McElhinney through on objective and he chipped over Mickey O'Neill in the Tyrone nets with a perfect touch.
Tyrone may have two more objectives however Ronan O'Neill's shot was inadequate in venom with Donegal goalkeeper Shaun Patton managing it easily, and a similar man was played in by Loughran and had a swipe blocked, yet the ball was brought for a free for a pull on O'Neill, who changed over it himself.
Donegal made a dash in front by playing long ball to within line, abandoning them 1-9 to 1-6 in front of the break. Mickey Harte dashed on to the field to get his players into a cluster at the break before advancing toward the changing area.
Any questions of Harte's aim towards this last were replied by a heap of subs in the initial 10 minutes of the second half, skipper Matthew Donnelly, Cathal McShane and Subside Harte all being presented in this period, however the greatest cheer had a place with the arrival of Donegal's Michael Murphy.
Murphy's authority was appeared in a lovely point on the turn, and furthermore the darker expressions in stopping Niall Sludden's run as the diversion went into the end stages.
In the wake of opening the second time frame with a Declan McClure point, the Red Hands hit three back to back focuses from the boot of Ronan O'Neill to draw level.
In any case, a trio of Niall O'Donnell indicates was bring Donegal ideal once more into the diversion and they endeavored it rain with advance endeavors from Murphy from genuine separation, Paul Brennan's phenomenal second purpose of the day and two Murphy liberates.
While Harte raised the stakes with his second half subs, his contrary number Declan Bonner coordinated him and before the finish of the diversion Neil McGee was likewise on, disturbing a swarm of Tyrone advances into a wrestling challenge as the amusement disappeared.
It's coming to the heart of the matter where the two directors will trim their boards, so if the Dr McKenna Container is to be sure a try out for the National Alliance then both have a couple of prospects.
The new look halfback line of Eamonn Doherty, Paul Brennan and O'Baoill was incredible and contributed four focuses from play. Odhran MacNiallais has rediscovered his hunger for the amusement and Stamp McHugh indicated looks of the ability that shone so splendid in his Top pick winning period of 2012.
Tyrone will see Harry Loughran as a potential player to include some flash into a forward line that is in threat of getting to be smug, however they needs their built up figures of Colm Cavanagh, Dwindle Harte and Matthew Donnelly to maximize on their ability in the forthcoming class recreations against Monaghan and Donegal.
TYRONE: M O'Neill; A McCrory, C McCarron 0-1, B Copies; M Cassidy, R McNabb, K McGeary 0-1; P Hampsey, B McDonnell; D McClure 0-1, H Loughran 1-1, C McCann 0-1, D McCurry 0-1, R McHugh, R O'Neill 0-6, 5f
Subs: M Donnelly for McClure, C McShane for Cassidy (42m), P Harte for McGeary (43m), HP McGeary for McCrory (50m), C Meyler for McDonnell (53m), N Sludden for Loughran (60m)
Yellow cards: K McGeary (31m), HP McGeary (63m), Donnelly (68m, 73)
Dark cards: 0
Red cards: M Donnelly (73m)
DONEGAL: S Patton; S McMenamin, C Morrison, F McGlynn 0-1; E Doherty, P Brennan 0-2, D O'Baoill 0-2; O MacNiallais 0-1, H McFadden; C Thompson 0-1, M McElhinney 1-1, M McHugh; C McGonigle, S McBrearty, M O'Reilly 0-2, 1f
Subs: N O'Donnell 0-3 for McBreaty (25m), M Murphy 0-3, 2f, for McElhinney (42m), N Mullins for O'Reilly (45m), C Ward for McGlynn (52m), B McCole for McGonigle (64m), N McGee for Doherty (71m)
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