2020/21 Seamus Coleman

[PhoenixIreland]

Absolutely awful player. Needs putting out to pasture now. There must be an u23 right back who has the ability to run

That needed doing 5 years ago but no one would listen.

 

[PhoenixIreland]

Comparisons to Phil Neville are harsh. Neville actually captained teams that regularly made europe. They were greater than the sum of their parts and when they let you down there was normally an immediate reaction.

Coleman has been captain of some of the worst PL Everton teams ever and frankly the most hated bunch of lazy apathetic mercenaries ever who have seen manager after manager fired whilst they’ve creamed in cash.

He was a good player for us up to 13/14 but frankly since then he’s offered nothing and now really needs to leave the club as he’s part of the problem.

Spot on, in a nutshell .

 

[argietoffee]

seamus sent out the team with 5 defenders and 2 defensive mids against a team relegated about 6 months ago?

Good lad.

What is inflation like in that parralel universe.

POR DIOS.

 

[PhoenixIreland]

At least he looks like he cares unlike the majority of the team.

That counts for precisely nothing.

 

[Toffee in Jandals]

Phil Neville in 2013, actually begging him to retire now for his own dignity. Has become comically bad in the majority of games.

This. A few games this season with Seamus has had shades of Phil Neville v Wigan in the FA Cup quarter-final of 2013 about it.

Love Seamus me, and it's really sad to see his decline, but the fact is he just hasn't been the same player since Neil Taylor wrecked his leg. I'd prefer to remember the Seamus of 2012-2016, one of the best attacking right-backs in the PL.

 

[sageyefc]

if he was a horse he’d probably be on his way to the glue factory by now

 

[edge]

Shouldn't be starting for us , great attitude, but should have been replaced about 2 years a go.
Not a fan of all these old players around the club but he is one I think could do job to give the kids a bit of experience.

 

[wandyr79]

Still love the guy and always will.

Haters gonna hate.

On the pitch, hopefully we can get a Digne like replacement and allow him to be a bit player next season.

 

[Thomasc]

If you have a problem with Seamus Coleman, then you really have a problem with the managers who have continued to pick him.
Hate it when the mob turns on lads who have actually shown a bit of passion and commitment over the years, saw it with Weir, Cahill and others at the end if their careers too, absolutely pathetic.

 

[Toffeelover]

Still love the guy and always will.

Haters gonna hate.

On the pitch, hopefully we can get a Digne like replacement and allow him to be a bit player next season.

Aarons.

 

[BigDuncTributeBand]

If you have a problem with Seamus Coleman, then you really have a problem with the managers who have continued to pick him.
Hate it when the mob turns on lads who have actually shown a bit of passion and commitment over the years, saw it with Weir, Cahill and others at the end if their careers too, absolutely pathetic.

Bingo! Sad to see, passion, commitment and loyalty. He’s not good enough these days but it’s not for want of trying. He should have been back up right back this season, instead he’s being asked to play as right midfielder, right wing back, that’s on Brands and the manger. Hopefully a bit part next season.

 

[Coalman]

Agreed we need a new right back as a priority but I have enjoyed watching Seamus. I was tired of Hibbert. Some people love to watch a sliding tackle on a wet day but that is not enough for me. To even go from the League of Ireland to helping Blackpool make the Premiership would have been a big enough rags to riches story but this lad has given us his absolute all. He would be a great short term signing for a Championship or League one club - maybe a return to Blackpool where they still adore him such was his influence in their promotion.

 

[StreetEndBlue]

Him slipping in the last minute under little pressure when he had a chance to put a ball in just giving the opposition easy possession just about summed up his form for quite sometime for me.

 

[Coalman]

Him slipping in the last minute under little pressure when he had a chance to put a ball in just giving the opposition easy possession just about summed up his form for quite sometime for me.

It was a wet night. A frustrating moment for sure but digging Seamus out for slipping seems a wee bit harsh.

 

[Nymzee]

Yeh and we're embarrassed watching you try play football tbh.