It has emerged this weekend that several GAA clubs in Saudi Arabia have made offers of a three-year deal to several Tyrone players since their elimination from the Championship by Kerry, with Al Bahah Pearses also confident of landing a few retired players in Mulligan, Canavan, and McMenamin.

Sources close to the club have intimated that Sakakah O’Rahillys are in the latter stages of securing a 5-year deal for Darragh Canavan, with extras thrown in such as a pile of Rolex watches and unlimited spices. Dammam Emmets have also tabled a bid for Brian Kennedy and have assured him that they’ll play the sound of the Lough at night in his house and present 2000 midges a day to prevent any form of home-sickness setting in.

Saudia Arabia GAA spokesman and former player Yousuf ‘the butcher’ Tunayan maintains that it’s only a matter of time before their league is shown on RTE instead of the traditional championship:

“It’s only a matter of time before our league is shown on RTE instead of the traditional championship.”

Jeddah Colmcilles are about to initiate negotiations to get David Clifford over permanently moving to Saudi and have promised to not have any Stewartstown players on their team. Already three Stewartstown players have been sent home from the country for drinking beer outside the training ground on their first day and fighting with the man trying to give them 1000 lashes.