How boss is Seamus Coleman?

[MartSlinger]

Ruined his boss performance with a moment of stupidity. Swansea were badly gash today and that was ending 1-0.

 

[AaronTheBlue]

Nah, he's human is all.

Had a boss game otherwise.

It was more tongue in cheek than something i actually believe.

But he is proper stupid at times, his decision making has always been his weakness and it's not going out of his game with age.

 

[TheAlmightyFloater]

A lesson learned (hopefully).

Always play to the whistle. Don't go trying to pick up the ball because you thought you got fouled until the whistle goes.

 

[chicoazul]

It was more tongue in cheek than something i actually believe.

But he is proper stupid at times, his decision making has always been his weakness and it's not going out of his game with age.

I think as time has passed he has become ace at decision making. Seldom do you see anyone get the better of him or on the wrong side.

 

[Abraders]

I think as time has passed he has become ace at decision making. Seldom do you see anyone get the better of him or on the wrong side.

This, it's a misconception that his decision making is bad - it's just today he made the wrong decision in a spit second attempt to save the team, but any other day that's given as a foul on coleman anyway.

Despite it being a blatant penalty, the earlier shouts for a complete non-penalty probably influenced the referee into not calling that a foul on coleman.

 

[AaronTheBlue]

I think as time has passed he has become ace at decision making. Seldom do you see anyone get the better of him or on the wrong side.

This, it's a misconception that his decision making is bad - it's just today he made the wrong decision in a spit second attempt to save the team, but any other day that's given as a foul on coleman anyway.

Despite it being a blatant penalty, the earlier shouts for a complete non-penalty probably influenced the referee into not calling that a foul on coleman.

Disagree completely, it's not a misconception at all. His decision making in both final thirds are often quite poor (His defensive side, much less so) and it is his weakness.

It's what has stopped him going on to the next level from where he is at.

 

[blue4eva77]

60 grand though.

Seamus lad?

LAD?

 

[ijjysmith]

Stupid lad.

 

[banno]

Average defender in my eyes. His saving grace is his attacking prowess but that is slowly disappearing.

 

[Goat]

A superb player.

Human tho.

 

[Abraders]

Disagree completely, it's not a misconception at all. His decision making in both final thirds are often quite poor (His defensive side, much less so) and it is his weakness.

It's what has stopped him going on to the next level from where he is at.

I don't agree. In the final third we barely have a single player who makes the right decision in terms of what pass to make. Coleman scores boss goals up in the final third.

 

[Goat]

Average defender in my eyes. His saving grace is his attacking prowess but that is slowly disappearing.

State of this, honestly.

 

[AaronTheBlue]

I don't agree. In the final third we barely have a single player who makes the right decision in terms of what pass to make. Coleman scores boss goals up in the final third.

He scores boss goals usually when he has very little else to do.

He does strike a ball well though.

 

[Huyton Layne]

This is what happens when you allow countries to have wacky sports where they're allowed to pick up the ball. Only a matter of time.

 

[Goat]

This is what happens when you allow countries to have wacky sports where they're allowed to pick up the ball. Only a matter of time.

Are you blaming Murica?