Phillip Jordan

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Phillip Jordan
Personal information
Sport Gaelic football
Place of birth Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Club information
Club
Position Half Back
Club(s)*
Club Years Apps (scores)
? -?
Inter County
County Tyrone
Position Half Back
Inter County(ies)**
County Years Apps (scores)
Tyrone ?- ?
Inter County Titles
Ulster Titles 1
All-Ireland 2
All-Stars 2

* club appearances and scores
correct as of 00:38, 10 November 2006 (UTC).
**Inter County team apps and scores correct
as of 00:38, 10 November 2006 (UTC).

Phillip Jordan is a two-time All-Ireland medal winner and All Star Winner in 2003, and 2005.

Having missed the 2006 season because he was travelling in Australia, he made his return to the Tyrone squad as a substitute in the 2007 Dr. McKenna Cup semi-final.[1]

Tyrone Senior Football Team

1 Pascal McConnell | 2 Ryan McMenamin | 3 Peter Donnelly | 4 Dermot Carlin | 5 David Harte | 6 Conor Gormley | 7 Justin McMahon | 8 Kevin Hughes | 9 Enda McGinley  | 10 Brian Dooher(Cap.) | 11 Martin Penrose | 12 Ryan Mellon | 13 Niall Gormley | 14 Colm McCullagh | 15 Stephen O'Neill |
Subs: Johnathan Curran, Colm Cavanagh, Colm Donnelly, Cairan Gourley, Colin Holmes, Kelvin Hughes, Aidan McCarron, Cathal McCarron, Damien McCaul, Tommy McGuigan, Joe McMahon, Raymond Mulgrew, Paul Quinn, Paul Rouse, Declan Treanor
Unavailable Panellists: Gerard Cavlan, Brian McGuigan, Phillip Jordan, Cormac McGinley, Michael McGee, Sean Cavanagh, P McGurk, Mickey Murphy, Eoin Mulligan
Manager: Mickey Harte
(Team as of 31 March 2007 versus Kerry)
Tyrone Panel: 2005 All-Ireland Final

1 Pascal McConnell | 2 Ryan McMenamin | 3 Joe McMahon | 4 Michael McGee | 5 David Harte | 6 Conor Gormley | 7 Phillip Jordan | 8 Enda McGinley | 9 Sean Cavanagh | 10 Brian Dooher (Cap.) | 11 Brian McGuigan | 12 Ryan Mellon | 13 Peter Canavan | 14 Stephen O'Neill | 15 Eoin Mulligan |
Subs: John Devine, Eoghain Bradley, Brian Meenan, Gavin Devlin, Brendan Donnelly, Peter Donnelly, Cairan Gourley, Mark Harte, Colin Holmes, Chris Lawn, Colm McCullagh, Leo Meenan, Michael Murphy, Martin Penrose, Shane Sweeney
Manager: Mickey Harte
(Team as of September 2005 versus Kerry)
Tyrone Panel: 2003 All-Ireland Final

1 John Devine | 2 Cairan Gourley | 3 Cormac McAnallen | 4 Ryan McMenamin | 5 Conor Gormley | 6 Gavin Devlin | 7 Phillip Jordan | 8 Kevin Hughes | 9 Sean Cavanagh | 10 Brian Dooher | 11 Brian McGuigan | 12 Gerard Cavlan | 13 Enda McGinley | 14 Peter Canavan (Cap.) | 15 Eoin Mulligan |
Subs: 16 Pascal McConnell, 17 Dermot Carlin, 18 Mark Harte, 19 Colin Holmes, 20 Paul Horisk, 21 Chris Lawn, 22 Peter Loughran, 23 Declan McCrossan, 24 Michael McGee, 25 Cormac McGinley, 26 Frank McGuigan 27 Seamus Mulgrew 28 Stephen O'Neill 29 Brian Robinson 30 Michael Coleman
Manager: Mickey Harte
(Team as of September 2003 versus Armagh)


 This Gaelic football biographical article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org../../../p/h/i/Phillip_Jordan_b654.html"