Seamus Coleman

[JelavicBrate2]

Nolans challenge on Anichebe was dangerous but I don't think he had any intention of injuring him, it just reflected he general lack of tacking ability. This challenge was different, it was just reckless it showed absolutely no regard for another players safety.

 

[windymiller]

Why is oxygen administered? Is it for pain control?...and if so, how does that work?

Oxygen has a number of different physiological effects. Following trauma patients can hyperventilate and any form of artificial ventilation (even with a face mask) can regulate breathing. When physical damage occurs to tissue pockets of hypoxia can develop in the affected tissue which causes increased irritation at nerve endings (which results in increased pain levels) and increasing the oxygen saturation of the blood can limit these effects. Additionally, and I know this seems odd, but the placebo affect associated with doing something that appears medical can distract a patient from the traumatic event that they are currently experiencing.

 

[DanEFC92]

Definitely. I'm a bit of a Luddite and I don't use any social media websites, but I hope plenty of Blues have been in touch with Seamus via Twitter.

David Moyes' greatest signing.

Don't think he uses it anymore

 

[Bungle]

Gutted for Coleman

 

[mmmmsnouts]

I nominate Besic as tribute to settle the score with Taylor when Everton go to Swansea.

He'd get a huge ban but he would probably have been out injured anyway.

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

Oviedo.

Nowhere near the same player

 

[Abraders]

Actually devastated. Was in work all day and evening, didn't even know he was playing until I got a text about the injury.

Get well soon Seamus.

 

[vintage-toffees]

Just in ain't seen tackle does it warrant this Taylor lad get capped knee flavour guttteddd

Easy to say you never meant after the event

 

[DanEFC92]

I nominate Besic as tribute to settle the score with Taylor when Everton go to Swansea.

He'd get a huge ban but he would probably have been out injured anyway.

He's at Villa now, chief.

 

[f.t.r.s]

Absolutely no need in that tackle, what did he have to gain from it? Hope seamus comes back from that, so sorry for him, never mind playing football again, right now he needs to focus on being able to walk without pain again.

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

Also, have to say that my opinion of Long went up a lot after that

 

[a bell maul]

Oxygen has a number of different physiological effects. Following trauma patients can hyperventilate and any form of artificial ventilation (even with a face mask) can regulate breathing. When physical damage occurs to tissue pockets of hypoxia can develop in the affected tissue which causes increased irritation at nerve endings (which results in increased pain levels) and increasing the oxygen saturation of the blood can limit these effects. Additionally, and I know this seems odd, but the placebo affect associated with doing something that appears medical can distract a patient from the traumatic event that they are currently experiencing.

thank you for that explanation...makes sense to me.

 

[CRIMHEAD]

Absolutely no need in that tackle, what did he have to gain from it? Hope seamus comes back from that, so sorry for him, never mind playing football again, right now he needs to focus on being able to walk without pain again.

That's my point. There's one reason for that type of tackle. One.

 

[mmmmsnouts]

He's at Villa now, chief.

Then let's get relegated and take him out next season. This idea makes no sense but I have all this unused rage in me.

 

[Milkman]

Jesus Christ. Just got in and seen this. Poor Seamus, that's absolutely awful. Hope he recovers soon. Best right back this club has seen for a long, long time.