Tyrone's Philip Jordan NAME: Philip Jordan HEIGHT: 5' 11" WEIGHT: 12st CLUB: Moy Tir na nOg COUNTY: Tyrone NOTABLE SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS (GAELIC): All-Ireland Minor winners; 1998 Sigerson Cup 2000 winners (Queens); All-Ireland U21 winners 2001 INTER-COUNTY DEBUT: July 1998 - Ulster Minor Final v Antrim FAVOURITE GROUNDS: Markievicz Park, Sligo; Clones HOBBIES: A game of golf and a night out on the town FAVOURITE POSITION Wing half back INFLUENCES ON YOUR CAREER: Dessie Ryan who managed Queens - the best coach I've played for; Mickey Harte - superb motivator and great trainer THE HIGH POINT OF YOUR CAREER TO DATE: Winning the All-Ireland U21 title after we were nearly kicked out of the competition due to Foot and Mouth disease BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT: Losing McCory Cup Final (Ulster Colleges) in 1997 OTHER PLAYERS WITH A PROMISING FUTURE Enda McGinley and Conor Gormley (both Tyrone U21), Sean Cavanagh and Peter Donnelly (both Tyrone minors) DISLIKES ABOUT THE GAA: Their failure to look after the most important people in the Association - the players. Also, their pricing of tickets for big matches - its driving the supporters away PET HATES: Players who don't make the most of their ability FAVOURITE FILM: American Pie FAVOURITE MUSIC: U2 Taken from Hogan Stand magazine December 2001 Vol 11 No 12 Tweet

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