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2018/19 Seamus Coleman

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I think he has been doing OK, without being great.

Obviously a big part of his game is getting up and down the flank and for me, it doesn't help him having Walcott standing in his way like a gormless dud half the time
 
2 issues for Seamus I think. 1 he's lost that yard of pace, 2 he has a wide forward rather than a winger in front of him. If we want to play a wide forward we need a quicker full back. If we want to keep Seamus we need a right winger.

Personally I would keep him but try and upgrade. I don't think right back is top priority, but if one becomes available and we can't get a striker, there's worse ways to spend our money.
 
Things i've noticed with seamus this season,
1. always looks to be receiving the ball behind him, means he can't drive on like he used to
2. first touch always seems to be backwards
3. cuts inside way too often, generally results in a short pass backwards
4. the player that used to drive at opposition fullbacks isn't there, can't remember him trying to beat a man that often this season
5. seems to be a yard slower
6.. all of the above highlights his weakness in crossing the ball, and his cutbacks have been terrible and weak


really hope he comes through this and gets back to his best, otherwise he'll need repalcing asap
 
I wont have a bad word said about Seamus.

- You all realise how bad a leg break he had right?
- And still only about a dozen games into his comeback
- Also playing with with new "wing-partner"

I'll give him a whole season of slack for the service and attitude he has given this club - when 90% of similar players of his standard over the last few years would have dropped us like a hot potato for any Sky6 team (I don't doubt there was interest from most of them over the years!)
 
2 issues for Seamus I think. 1 he's lost that yard of pace, 2 he has a wide forward rather than a winger in front of him. If we want to play a wide forward we need a quicker full back. If we want to keep Seamus we need a right winger.

Personally I would keep him but try and upgrade. I don't think right back is top priority, but if one becomes available and we can't get a striker, there's worse ways to spend our money.
You're forgetting issue #3 - he can't cross for his life.
 


He's played a good few games recently, hasn't been useless but obviously not the Seamus of old, that is to be expected after coming back from a terrible injury, so I think a rest won't do him any harm and there are quite a few games coming up over Christmas so let Seamus and Jonjoe Kenny have a swop for a couple of games, I think it would help both of them.
 
Think you might have taken my original post out of context.The idea that there is no sentiment in football is not mine specifically,but of supporters in general.Everybody want's to be a Man City and once you have a billionaire owner there are no longer excuses to why it wasn't done yesterday.Back to Coleman for a moment,it is worrying when teams like Watford see him as a weak link to target (true he gets little or no support from Walcott) and if no tactical changes are made to address it,it could become a long term problem.


I watched the whole match back yesterday and own goal which could not be helped aside, he was good all game except for the last couple of minutes where he made 2 errors, I think people are focusing on those few minutes as they were at the end and so fresh in their minds and not the whole game
.I also don't think teams are targeting him , it is just that their wingers and full backs obviously end up competing with him.
 
Face it Zat, Coleman is 6 years past the point where you give any player credit, and all the full backs you've wanted to replace him and Baines with over the years have, to a man, proved to be pure garbo until Digne came along. Persisting with wrong ideas for years until a player's natural ageing process eventually makes you right doesn't make you less wrong.
He’s been berating Walcott (29), Sigurdsson (29) and Coleman (30) all season. I wonder why.
 
He’s been berating Walcott (29), Sigurdsson (29) and Coleman (30) all season. I wonder why.


He literally thinks every young player should go straight into the team regardless of their obvious limitations. And the fact that almost 95% of the lads he raves about end up stinking the place out with the likes of Oxford doesn't seem to diminish his appetite for youth. Mad stuff
 
He literally thinks every young player should go straight into the team regardless of their obvious limitations. And the fact that almost 95% of the lads he raves about end up stinking the place out with the likes of Oxford doesn't seem to diminish his appetite for youth. Mad stuff
Browning and Garbutt have never had a proper crack of the whip.
 

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