from our point of view i'd like to see him get some game time at full back, its his best opportunity of getting into the irish team
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from our point of view i'd like to see him get some game time at full back, its his best opportunity of getting into the irish team
Probably Moyes wanting to keep interest in Coleman to a minimum by playing up his perceived flaws so he can actually keep a decent player for once!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Seamus and Duffers start a behind closed doors reserve game today.
http://www.bluekipper.com/news/playe...s_is_back.html
Seamus scored in a 6-3 victory.Quote:
Originally Posted by joe_denilson
Everton's website has short highlights for anyone interested. Duffy captained the side, Seamus played 55 minutes, probably under orders.
Coleman starting in the Liverpool-Everton derby tonight.
BBC report that Everton will start with two men up front, but I think we may see Coleman on the left again, Pienaar behind Stracqualursi and Anichebe on the right - that is, Moyes' usual 4-4-1-1 formation. Just a wild guess, mind you.
I was almost right. Swap Seamus and Victor and there you go.
Seamie looked a little leggy and had a torrid time at Anfield tonight. Was subbed off after 60 minutes. He's only back from injury, so let's just hope he wasn't match fit.
I was confused by how narrowly he was playing. Maybe it's just rustiness - or else a bizarre game plan - but he seemed to spend a lot of time running in between the strikers. It's strange because as a full back his greatest strength is that he offers so much natural width.
Can't be that rusty, he started against Spurs last Saturday. Perhaps tired.
Coleman started for Everton today in their cup match with Sunderland. Came off with a groin problem. Didn't have a great game, other than getting one lucky break, Bridge had his number.
Showed both the positive and negative of his game in one move early in the second half. Took a long pass and burst past two defenders into the box but lacked skill and composure to finish, hit a tame effort in the side netting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carrigaline
He is having a tough second season not helped by injuries but his defensive side of the game and his end product still requires some work.
I'd have posted this a while back, but I can't post on this site from work any more (Internet Explorer issues I think): Despite the clamour from some quarters Coleman is not doing enough to nail down a place in the 23 for Polkraine. Injuries haven't helped but he needs to finish the season strongly.
jeez was he crap when he came on today..
Lucky not be sent off gave away a soft free kick outside penalty area which led to the winning goal.
Not good enough yet to take to Poland..
If Trap saw that Seamie'll be asking Wes Hoolahan if he's got room in the campervan. He's making Trap's decision quite easy at the moment.
Should have been sent off, gave away the foul for the winner and was absolute poison when he came on. Been a very very bad season for the lad, sooner it's over the better for him. Hopefully can rediscover his form next year.
Don't see him making the squad tbh and it'd be the right decision based on form.
After today if it's a straight call between Seamie and Kevin Foley then Foley wins hands down. Had a decent game for Wolves today...
Coleman isn't being considered as a full back by Trap at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by JGKyne
I reckon Trap will bring 3 FBs (Ward, Kelly & O'Shea)Quote:
Originally Posted by Carrigaline
There is also the option to put Coleman or Foley back there if needed. Foley also covers CM and has played RM for Wolves.
McGeady, Duff and Hunt are on the plane, that leave one wide midfield slot. I'd say McClean is ahead of Coleman for that position. I can't see Coleman going to Poland