On another Seamie note there is a full interview with him in this months Everton magazine where they delightfully expalin the rules of GAA.
No need to buy it just nip into easons for a quick read!!
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On another Seamie note there is a full interview with him in this months Everton magazine where they delightfully expalin the rules of GAA.
No need to buy it just nip into easons for a quick read!!
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/0302/colemans.html
Coleman not thinking about senior call-up
Tuesday, 2 March 2010 16:29
Everton full-back Seamus Coleman will not allow himself to be carried away by talk of his elevation to the senior Republic of Ireland squad.
The 21-year-old Donegal native is in line to win his 10th cap at Under-21 level in Wednesday night's European Championship qualifier against Armenia at Tallaght Stadium.
However, he has been tipped to make the transition into Giovanni Trapattoni's plans at full international level before very long, although Coleman will simply allow the future to take care of itself.
He said: 'I heard my name mentioned in relation to the senior squad, but I wasn't thinking about it.
'I knew myself that I would be with the Under-21s for another while yet as I have only played a handful of games for Everton.
'Even to get mentioned was a compliment, to know that [assistant manager] Marco Tardelli was aware of me and speaking about me was a great boost.
'But I won't get carried away, I know my career will start to dip if I let this little bit of success go to my head, so I am happy to be with the Under-21s here.'
Coleman was handed his senior debut for Everton in the 5-0 Europa League defeat by Benfica on 22 October and has made a further six appearances since as a regular member of David Moyes' matchday 18.
He lost his place on the bench for Sunday's 2-1 Barclays Premier League defeat at Tottenham, but with Phil Jagielka now back in business and Joseph Yobo also among the substitutes, he had few complaints.
Coleman will hope to erase his disappointment by helping his country's Under-21s to a first qualifier victory of the campaign on Wednesday night.
Ireland head into the game sitting at the foot of Group Two despite having lost only two of their six fixtures to date.
A weakened team was soundly beaten in Armenia in November as the hosts that day recorded their own first success of the qualifying competition with a 4-1 win.
Coleman and Ipswich midfielder Owen Garvan both missed that game, which came three days after a 1-1 draw in Georgia, but are expected to return.
The full-back said: 'I missed the Armenia game last year. I played in the first game, but got injured, so I wasn't there for the 4-1.
'We have had a mixed run with the Under-21 team, so we are keen to get a win here against Armenia and move up the table.'
does it start with "you get 30 roasters in a field,sometimes with sticks..........etc etc..."Quote:
Originally Posted by Guts&Glory
He'd certainly be better off going to Blackpool
He'd learn more from Warnock than Holloway though... but it's unlikely he'd want to shift all he way down here to London for a few months on loan when he'd be in Blackpool in probably 30 minutes from wherever he lives on Merseyside.
Shame, I wouldn't have minded being able to cheer him on at Loftus Road!
Does anyone know where Coleman is, did he go on loan and if so where?
Well Red, do not succumb to blackmail............Quote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
http://boards.footymad.net/forum.php...mid=2122366966
BlackpoolQuote:
Originally Posted by Well Red
Thanks for that happydays97Quote:
Originally Posted by happydays97
Don't think he has gone anywhere yet, Blackpool and QPR trying to get him on loan. QPR have to offload one of their loanees first.
Played full 90 against Palace today on a horrendous pitch.. Should be an interesting end to season with playoffs a real possibility for them....
Blackpool boss Ian Holloway on bbc: "In the first-half we were like the Dog and Duck, in the second-half we were like Real Madrid.
"We can't go on like that. At full-time I was at them like an irritated Jack Russell and they deserved that.
Sky Sports Score Centre Ticker: "70. Blackpool are in control of the match. Key Player: Seamus Coleman"
3 assists from Seamie tonight. The 3rd was particularly good
What a legend, might see him in the Everton first team yet this season if his loan isn't extended.
Great to see Coleman make such a good impression with Moyes in the crowd. Billy Clarke from Cork, looks to have had a great game also.
Ah he did alright. He wouldn't make the Bohs first team though.:rolleyes:
Just set up Charlie Adam to put them ahead against Plymouth
Watched the highlights, dont think Seamie was involved in either goal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
On soccer saturday they said he was involved in the goal. They could well have been wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Colman scored today in a 4-2 win for Blackpool
He played very well again today.
good stuff about coleman gettin his first ever goal in england.. look forward to seein the goal on the football league show..
Great goal by Coleman today! He started out on the wing near the corner flag, dodged two defenders and barged into the box blasting it high over the keeper into the net!
Blackpool are 1 point outside the play-offs now, it would be massive experience for him to be involved in that!
Blackpool FC boss Ian Holloway is setting his sights on a play-off place after his side beat Doncaster Rovers 2-0 at Bloomfield Road yesterday.
DJ Campbell and Scott Dobbie struck to keep the Seasiders in the play-off mix, only one point behind sixth place Leicester.
Holloway told Sky Sports: "I am bursting with pride for my lads.
"If we can extend the season, so be it, I will be a delighted man."
He added: "I think today showed we have strength in depth. I can take players on and off without affecting our style.
"I was very pleased with the two goals. The first was a real goal-poacher's effort, and the second a great strike."
Looking good for Blackpool.
He was interviewed over the phone on MNS last night
Here's how Blackpool fans rate him from one of their forumsQuote:
Would not be in the least bit surprised if he was starting for you next season, the boy is ready. Incredible little player. Such composure and skill on the ball, can dribble and carry the ball (and likes too) can tackle, is quick, can cross and can score goals. He's also great with both feet, which are both quick He's pretty much a Championship Dani Alves for us.
Since he came we've played 8, won 6, drawn 1 and lost 1. The one we lost was against Newcastle. There isn't a Blackpool fan around who won't credit Coleman as playing as big a role as any other of our team in that. Which is mental for a right back. He has scored 1, nearly got 3 or 4 more and must have 4 or 5 assists. He f**king class.
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I totally agree about Seamus. He's absolutely class and I think he's our best player technically and as he is only young will keep getting better. If he's not going to play regular football for Everton we need to try and take him next season maybe on a year long loan.
I think Phil Neville will be 34 in January, so cannot see Seamus going to anyone for a season, he has to be in with a real chance of more first team football at Everton next year. It would be great if there was a few quid in it for Rovers but I would say we have two chances of that.
if he play 10 games for everton we get another tidy sum. currently he has played 7 games. however it looks like next season before we get our hands on the lolly
I was unde rthe impression it was € 60,000 no sell on clauses, no extra payments etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by red arrow
What tidy sum did you hear would Rovers be in line for, 5 figures? six figures?
as far as i know we are still in line for k25 when he plays his 10 th game. but that will be for next season. i predict a great future for him if he stays injury free.
There's another clause for when he gets an international cap iirc.
Ya, heard that too, and he's only 3 games away from that - hope he dosent go out on loan next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by red arrow
In total that would make it
Signing on fee +
first team app fee +
10 game app fee +
International cap fee +
Good business by the club imo. Especially considering they were the only team who would sign him and not take him on loan.
Taught he'd be in the 'development' squad, bit disappointing. Can only assume trap believes blackpool gonna make the play-offs, which would probably clash with the training camp and looks very likely at this stage.
That has to be the reason. Otherwise, I can't see the reason for McShane to be favoured over him. We're all well aware of how McShane plays by this point and Trap ought to be aware of his limitations.Quote:
Originally Posted by hodgie
Blackpools final game is on Sky on Sunday at 12.30 against Bristol City and a chance to see Shamie in action hopefully.
Go on Shamie!