2022/23 Seamus Coleman

[Verbal Kint]

Go boil your head spitty you horrible low life

Seamus Coleman hits back at Jamie Carragher Everton criticism

The 33-year-old was singled out for his part in last season's 5-0 drubbing at Tottenham but he admitted it was attacks on the club that angered him the most

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How to get your point across without being nasty.

Well played Seamie

 

[Bluerover]

How to get your point across without being nasty.

Well played Seamie

Coleman has more class and dignity in a discarded toenail than spitty and that mob could ever have in a lifetime.

 

[Dougie]

Coleman has more class and dignity in a discarded toenail than spitty and that mob could ever have in a lifetime.

Fully agree, we may have wanted him to be more vocal to refs in matches as our captain. But in terms of sticking up for his teammates the club and how he conducts himself on and off the pitch is just pure class. Also a very humble human being. Top man!

 

[Carlito]

Bit worried that he's going to come in to make it five at the back today, probably at Onana's expense.

 

[DualityNSNO]

Good backup to have. Hope he never starts games again unless we're rotating or something like that.

 

[Rugby Toffee]

Cup Game Coleman now.

 

[Bluerover]

I wonder how much his advice and inspiration in training have brought Patterson on. Must be great to have such a passionate and selfless Captain that has your back whether he is on the pitch or on the sidelines.

TBH, today was a cauldron of a match for our newer players, and DG they rose to it.

 

[atypicalusername]

Having him available in the squad and being a positive influence in the dressing room is a huge asset for the club. Pampard isn't stupid and he recognises that Seamus may not be the player he once was when he looked world class but he can be massive for the club still.

 

[AsiaAsia82]

On reflection the speech FL made in the dressing room after the Palace game was more or less saying Seamus role as first choice (and maybe as captain) had drawn to an end, taking the pressure off him.
Perhaps Seamus’ role now is to mentor and develop some of the younger players on the squad and be there in case of emergency.
Can see him having a go at his coaching badges in a seasons time.

 

[Verbal Kint]

On reflection the speech FL made in the dressing room after the Palace game was more or less saying Seamus role as first choice (and maybe as captain) had drawn to an end, taking the pressure off him.
Perhaps Seamus’ role now is to mentor and develop some of the younger players on the squad and be there in case of emergency.
Can see him having a go at his coaching badges in a seasons time.

Absolutely no chance, he's much too nice to be a manager. I reckon he's on the first plane or boat home and straight back playing Gaa for Killybegs while he still can. He was a top player at Under 18 level. Many of his peers went on to win All Ireland for Donegal in 2012.

 

[Bluebonic]

Awful, just awful.

Behave lad

 

[dublinbluenose]

Really interesting fact I heard tonight on Irish TV listening to the President of Ireland Michael D Higgins, talking about a reciprocal visit to Windsor Castle where Seamus was there representing the Irish community working in the UK.

Not as an Everton player or representative but as a young Irish man working in the UK.

 

[Sheedy's right knee.]

Seamus can be a great influence for all the aspiring younger players in the way he trains and conducts himself. He is Dependable too if he isn’t flogged to death and is required to close out games and steady the ship.

 

[banno]

Will still be a great squad player. Coming to an end but Patterson cannot be dropped on current form

 

[dylsexicbleu]

Seamus can be a great influence for all the aspiring younger players in the way he trains and conducts himself. He is Dependable too if he isn’t flogged to death and is required to close out games and steady the ship.

You get the impression no-one will be more chuffed about Patterson's development than Seamus himself. Always a class act and as you say, dependable.