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Not saying that Coleman will ever get back to near his best Zat, but if he does then JJs still a good 2/3 years away from that level, if he ever get's there. Plus Coleman should have another couple of years left in him so I'm not writing him off yet. A fully fit and in form Seamus Coleman is the heartbeat of this team.Seems to me that Coleman has been a 6/10 player for a while now....If Kenny can perform at 6-7/10 this season then he should keep his place...
I think that if Kenny can do that then he will become a solid player for us. This season we aren't competing in the league and id like to see how players can step up and perform over and above what they've previously shown...so would hope Kenny can do that for us, then climb up to a tasty 7/10 next season.
I don't think we would be. Seamus has been one of the best right backs in the premier league for the last 5/6 years. He could easily have gone to bigger clubs and won things but has been loyal to us. He is our heartbeat.You'd be mad to replace Kenny atm.
When he shows signs of fatigue, yes but until then Seamus should have to force his way in - the best thing for both their development.
Didn't say it was a given mate. You need to read my post again. And you could well be right about it not happening.
But IMO, and I bow to your vastly superior football knowledge in saying this, the odds on Seamus regaining his pre injury form this season, are a lot higher than the chances of JJ reaching those same levels of quality during the same timespan. I'm not saying that JJ will never reach those levels, but he will have to improve enormously to do so and he certainly won't do it this season.
In other words, for this season, Seamus getting back to form gives us more of an upside than continuing with JJ in the role. Which is why I'm surprised that Zat said he wants JJ to win the battle for RB this season. I'd much rather Seamus got his mojo back. Wouldn't you?
I hope you're wrong on both counts Nymz. Especially Seamus. It would be a shame if we've already seen the best of him.Yeh that does seem like a bizarre little discussion you and Zat had there though. My opinion?
Coleman is average now and will remain that way till he leaves/retires. Kenny will never be good enough to be a PL starter if we have hopes of being a top top team.
I hope you're wrong on both counts Nymz. Especially Seamus. It would be a shame if we've already seen the best of him.