2024/25 Seamus Coleman

[Mercedes]

Shame mous

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Maybe it has more to due with seamus being mid thirties had a leg break in the past 5 years, hrs continuing to experience regular minor injuries and his skills have decline a bit , as a person he's a genuine and considerate human being, was an excellent darting right back who was a dutiful servant of the club. Now age has diminished his best qualities nothing wrong with retiring with honor and taking up a coaching spot

Blood runs blue and is effective in the changing rooms. Only being used sparingly and galvanises the team. He is the last throes but has deserved the respect he gets from the majority.

 

[Nymzee]

I think for me his legacy is just getting seriously tarnished now by clinging on.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

I think for me his legacy is just getting seriously tarnished now by clinging on.

Nah will throw in a couple of worldies before the end of the season

 

[Nymzee]

Nah will throw in a couple of worldies before the end of the season

Who let you back here? Thought I’d legged you in April you duplicitous toad

 

[Timbucktoo]

Nah will throw in a couple of worldies before the end of the season

There`s also two international breaks before the summer, which means there`ll be two spells of 4 weeks injured after each of them.

 

[Zatara]

I think for me his legacy is just getting seriously tarnished now by clinging on.

Any more rallying cries ?

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Critics on here not fit to lace Seamus' boots. He's an honest down to earth pro and somehow gets criticised for not retiring earlier or playing the odd game for his country. Madness.

 

[Comrade Detective]

Comrades, the time comes for every devoted worker of the People's Game to hang up their boots, just as the proletariat retires from the factory floor after years of loyal service to the collective cause. Seamus Coleman, once a steadfast and valiant comrade in defense, must now recognize that his best days are behind him.

It is not a failure but a moment of dignity and honor. Just as the worker leaves the assembly line to make way for the next generation, so too must he step aside for younger, fresher legs to carry on the fight. His contributions to the people's club shall not be forgotten, and his retirement will stand as a testament to his glorious career. The revolution of football demands it!

 

[larbert toffee]

I read some comments to a post on FB (yeah I know) regarding whether to give Seamus another contract, one guy put something along the lines of 'At his peak he knocked back Man U . therefore he deserves another contract ' wtf, I think this is the type of thing that is in the minds of his fervent supporters.
Can I just put on the record I think Seamus is a great lad and has done many good things for us on and off the park but please let's not look at him through rose tinted glasses.
Thank you Seamus but it's time to leave the dance floor.

 

[larbert toffee]

Comrades, the time comes for every devoted worker of the People's Game to hang up their boots, just as the proletariat retires from the factory floor after years of loyal service to the collective cause. Seamus Coleman, once a steadfast and valiant comrade in defense, must now recognize that his best days are behind him.

It is not a failure but a moment of dignity and honor. Just as the worker leaves the assembly line to make way for the next generation, so too must he step aside for younger, fresher legs to carry on the fight. His contributions to the people's club shall not be forgotten, and his retirement will stand as a testament to his glorious career. The revolution of football demands it!

This

 

[everton1953]

Comrades, the time comes for every devoted worker of the People's Game to hang up their boots, just as the proletariat retires from the factory floor after years of loyal service to the collective cause. Seamus Coleman, once a steadfast and valiant comrade in defense, must now recognize that his best days are behind him.

It is not a failure but a moment of dignity and honor. Just as the worker leaves the assembly line to make way for the next generation, so too must he step aside for younger, fresher legs to carry on the fight. His contributions to the people's club shall not be forgotten, and his retirement will stand as a testament to his glorious career. The revolution of football demands it!

How did you escape from the gulag?

 

[Timbucktoo]

Critics on here not fit to lace Seamus' boots. He's an honest down to earth pro and somehow gets criticised for not retiring earlier or playing the odd game for his country. Madness.

Seamus has spent a good lot of time not being fit enough to wear his boots the last few years.

 

[Bob Latchford]

Comrades, the time comes for every devoted worker of the People's Game to hang up their boots, just as the proletariat retires from the factory floor after years of loyal service to the collective cause. Seamus Coleman, once a steadfast and valiant comrade in defense, must now recognize that his best days are behind him.

It is not a failure but a moment of dignity and honor. Just as the worker leaves the assembly line to make way for the next generation, so too must he step aside for younger, fresher legs to carry on the fight. His contributions to the people's club shall not be forgotten, and his retirement will stand as a testament to his glorious career. The revolution of football demands it!

Even the multi has had its day…..

 

[Neiler]