Very true. Great little player but his crossing has always infuriated me, feet like a 9 iron. He just seems unable to wrap his foot around the ball for some reason and instead tries to chip it in everytime
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Marco Silva talks up Everton's leaders after revealing THREE captains for the season
Seamus Coleman was given the armband for last weekend's game with Southampton ahead of usual vice-captain Leighton Baines
Everton now have THREE captains, Marco Silva has confirmed.
Seamus Coleman was given the armband for last weekend's game with Southampton ahead of usual vice-captain Leighton Baines.
Phil Jagielka, the long-serving club captain, missed the game at Goodison through suspension.
But Silva has confirmed that there hasn't been a demotion for Baines but that the squad now has three skippers and that he will pass the armband around as he sees fit.
Asked why Coleman had been given the Everton captaincy, Silva said: “To be clear, we have three captains.
“We have Jags, we have Leighton and we have Coleman as well.
“In that moment I decided to give the captaincy to Coleman, it was his 200th Premier League start and it was something I wanted to give to him, it is nothing to do with Leighton or whatever, it was something I decided in that moment.”
Silva added: “Everybody knows they are our captains and in that moment I spoke with them, the last person to know was Seamus because I wanted to give him that small gift because he deserved it.
“He was happy. It is something for him to be proud of, for sure.”
New Arsenal boss Unai Emery has named five captains this season with Laurent Koscielny remaining as club skipper and supported by Petr Cech, Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Ozil and Granit Xhaka.
Seamus Coleman was given the armband for last weekend's game with Southampton ahead of usual vice-captain Leighton Baines
Everton now have THREE captains, Marco Silva has confirmed.
Seamus Coleman was given the armband for last weekend's game with Southampton ahead of usual vice-captain Leighton Baines.
Phil Jagielka, the long-serving club captain, missed the game at Goodison through suspension.
But Silva has confirmed that there hasn't been a demotion for Baines but that the squad now has three skippers and that he will pass the armband around as he sees fit.
Asked why Coleman had been given the Everton captaincy, Silva said: “To be clear, we have three captains.
“We have Jags, we have Leighton and we have Coleman as well.
“In that moment I decided to give the captaincy to Coleman, it was his 200th Premier League start and it was something I wanted to give to him, it is nothing to do with Leighton or whatever, it was something I decided in that moment.”
Silva added: “Everybody knows they are our captains and in that moment I spoke with them, the last person to know was Seamus because I wanted to give him that small gift because he deserved it.
“He was happy. It is something for him to be proud of, for sure.”
New Arsenal boss Unai Emery has named five captains this season with Laurent Koscielny remaining as club skipper and supported by Petr Cech, Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Ozil and Granit Xhaka.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
the_toffees_bosnia
Player Valuation: £1m
today worst player on the pitch
I've not seen him play good since his injury.
welshtoffee
Player Valuation: £20m
Absolutely shocking today
Horrible to say this cos I absolutely love the lad.....he's had a mare 1st half.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Yep,not his best the 1st half,few bad crosses when he had a chance,and ball going out under his foot etc
everton1953
Player Valuation: £40m
A whole week to prepare for this and we have a shambles, and I am not referring to the sending off. Big test for Silva this. No smarm and shrugging shoulders after this first half display.
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