2023/24 Seamus Coleman

[arch stanton]

In a way you have to feel for Gordon, pretty demoralizing to have to switch sides after being faced with the OAP combo of Coleman and Young!

a combined age of 73 I believe

 

[Sheedy's right knee.]

The professionalism of Coleman and Young is infectious with the less experienced players in the squad. Whether they start or not I imagine their standards around the dressing room and training can only be positive.

 

[davek]

He was holding his groin.

So am I.

 

[maccavennie]

Coleman was well up for it last night, absolutely boss running round fist pumping everyone, roaring at fresh air, tackling the rain that dared to touch the hallowed Goodison turf.

 

[Bluebonic]

Watch Seamus's reaction : celebrate, fist pump and pat on the back for Tarky

I love the man, proper, proper centre half, hard as a 17 year old at a brothel!

 

[RAFUH]

 

[davek]

Watch Seamus's reaction : celebrate, fist pump and pat on the back for Tarky

lol

Its comical the way Seamus goes berserk for stuff like that.

 

[davek]

Finger wagging Graeme Jones: "eh, Seamie, Seamie".

 

[windymiller]

So am I.

Nope. Don't like that at all.

 

[aazak]

 

[SJB]

Out for a week or two.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Sean Dyche explains Gueye substitution and provides Everton injury update

Sean Dyche was speaking following Everton's 2-0 Premier League win over Chelsea

t.co

Another absence was Seamus Coleman, who played 65 minutes against Newcastle United on Thursday - his first senior minutes since enduring knee ligament damage in May. Of his condition, Dyche said: "Hopefully [Seamus' injury] is not too serious. Touch and go for the next week or so, I would imagine - we will have to wait and see. He was on the treadmill the day after Newcastle and we had to drag him off. and remind him he's got a minor injury that needs settling down."

 

[davek]

Sean Dyche explains Gueye substitution and provides Everton injury update

Sean Dyche was speaking following Everton's 2-0 Premier League win over Chelsea

t.co

Another absence was Seamus Coleman, who played 65 minutes against Newcastle United on Thursday - his first senior minutes since enduring knee ligament damage in May. Of his condition, Dyche said: "Hopefully [Seamus' injury] is not too serious. Touch and go for the next week or so, I would imagine - we will have to wait and see. He was on the treadmill the day after Newcastle and we had to drag him off. and remind him he's got a minor injury that needs settling down."

Sounds like he's in contention for the Burnley game.

 

[LinekersLegs]

Sounds like he's in contention for the Burnley game.

Dyche doesn’t seem to like to rush his players back, a trait which I approve of tbh, so I think it might be Patterson (who despite my jests in the match thread was praised by Dyche in his post match interview).

 

[davek]

Dyche doesn’t seem to like to rush his players back, a trait which I approve of tbh, so I think it might be Patterson (who despite my jests in the match thread was praised by Dyche in his post match interview).

Yes, I d expect Patterson to start versus Burnley due to the injuries to both senior players.


It's up to him to come in and not let anyone down.