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2023/24 Seamus Coleman

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How ever you look at that, it was a shocker. Especially at that point in the game. But 1. The cross should never have come in the first place. Beto inexplicably runs away from his man and they then take a quick throw. Even then though, it's waaaay to easy to get the cross in. Close him down!!!. 2. Pickford does what he occasionally does and has a howler.
 
I warned you all. But would you listen? No.

This is the guy who had the temerity to come out and say that Ireland had a very positive week (2 home matches, a draw, a loss, and ZERO goals scored) just because he got 180 mins himself.

Specialist in failure who would brown nose anyone for a headline.

Shouldn't have been near a blue or green shirt in at least half a decade.

Can't wait till he's finally GONE.
We did say it all along.

I see you've got the middle fingers from the usual suspects. Absolute lemmings mate 🙄
 

He's been finished for longer than he was good.
That is a very perceptive analysis. I'm Irish, but Seamus had been past his best a full season before his horrible leg break. He should have been sold on five years ago. But Kenwright and co loved a bit of sentiment, and a bit of fighting spirit and a few rallying cries are always useful to paper over a lack of trophies.

A good player in his day - but incredibly overrated. He wouldn't have made an Everton squad in the 1980s, yet he's held up as some kind of legend. Only for those who only know Plucky Everton of the Good Times. A triumph of application over any actual ability. Any Everton player that has managed to stay at this fading club as long as he has could never have been up to much, simply because we ALWAYS sold our best players. If we didn't, it was because, frankly, nobody wanted them enough to make Kewnright give up a fig leaf. And Coleman was a fig leaf for him. As was "Bainsey" and "Timmy".

Coleman was an honest pro - but that's all he ever was. His misfortune to play at a time of near unparalleled mediocrity for both club and country was also his fortune. He wouldn't have played at all in better days.
 

Two games for Ireland coming back from injury this last week at his age,injury time today,fatigue affects your concentration levels,shocker yes but he is one I would cut some slack for,actually cares unlike most of the other dolts.
 
I warned you all. But would you listen? No.

This is the guy who had the temerity to come out and say that Ireland had a very positive week (2 home matches, a draw, a loss, and ZERO goals scored) just because he got 180 mins himself.

Specialist in failure who would brown nose anyone for a headline.

Shouldn't have been near a blue or green shirt in at least half a decade.

Can't wait till he's finally GONE.
I warned you all?? Mate, him being finished has been discussed on here longer than you've been on here (on this account presumably).
 

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