But equally so Coleman only lost his place through injury in the first place?
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But equally so Coleman only lost his place through injury in the first place?
So he was unlucky and lost his place.... if I was given a chance as a youngster and played a mom performance and got dropped. I would be thinking " what do I have to do to get in the team" likewise Coleman will know that he has to put in a number of bad performances before being dropped.. no exactly breeding competition for places is it
He hasn't put in any bad performances since he came in though, which is the point you continue to ignore.
Agree, was a bit gutted for Holgate after him playing really well only to be dropped, the other thing is, IMO like, Coleman hasn't actually been playing that well since he came back in.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
28 now. Let's get shut before his acceleration and awareness attributes plummet.
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
I dunno mate. That 60k pays for about a week and 2 days worth of Niasse's wages.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
Sell on value though lads? If we keep him beyond January his value will go down. Best to move him on.
Ihaters
Player Valuation: £35m
Playing devils advocate... conversely there is a danger of breeding an unwanted level of pressure and tension when a single mistake or bad game could put you back in the reserves.
Not a good atmosphere for breeding team play or for developing a young player. It is better imo to know that when you break into the first team you will have a certain level of loyalty to allow you to develop and make the odd mistake. Otherwise you end up with sterile, safety first, almost panicking football that results in at best narrow 1-0 wins but mostly defeats and draws and a lack of unpredictability to entice the fans or confuse the opposition..
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
Let's look to make a profit though. Might be tough, but I am sure there are teams out there willing to throw six-figure sums of money at us for him.
Ihaters
Player Valuation: £35m
If we keep him till he's 50 we will likely still turn a profit on him
60 grand 60 grand Seamus Coleman...
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
http://www.independent.ie/sport/sea...s-vital-for-republic-of-ireland-35120229.html
'With Keane having now retired from international football and O'Shea no longer a regular starter, the Everton full-back has become a figurehead, and he feels his form has improved, particularly for his club following the arrival of new manager Ronald Koeman.
However, he has insisted positive comments he made last week about the Dutchman were in no way intended as a criticism of his predecessor, Roberto Martinez.
Coleman said: "I saw something during the week that I took a swipe at Roberto Martinez, and that definitely wasn't the case. I have never said a bad thing about a manager that I have played for in the past.
"Roberto Martinez was good to me and taught me a lot going forward. When you are asked to compare managers, you always look like you're hammering another manager, which is never the case.
"Every manager is different and I just wanted to clear that up in terms of Roberto Martinez. I never took a swipe at him and I would never take a swipe at a manager.
"I just want to improve and impress every manager I play for, and they're all different."'
'With Keane having now retired from international football and O'Shea no longer a regular starter, the Everton full-back has become a figurehead, and he feels his form has improved, particularly for his club following the arrival of new manager Ronald Koeman.
However, he has insisted positive comments he made last week about the Dutchman were in no way intended as a criticism of his predecessor, Roberto Martinez.
Coleman said: "I saw something during the week that I took a swipe at Roberto Martinez, and that definitely wasn't the case. I have never said a bad thing about a manager that I have played for in the past.
"Roberto Martinez was good to me and taught me a lot going forward. When you are asked to compare managers, you always look like you're hammering another manager, which is never the case.
"Every manager is different and I just wanted to clear that up in terms of Roberto Martinez. I never took a swipe at him and I would never take a swipe at a manager.
"I just want to improve and impress every manager I play for, and they're all different."'
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
Player Valuation: £20m
He's the ultimate pro. Like Baines, but more vocal on the field and a better leader. Captain him up soon Ronald please.
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
With these clowns in charge we'll probably end up paying someone else to take him off us.
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