http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2009/1007/under21.html
Seamie's injury could have cost him his toe, apparantly!:eek:
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http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2009/1007/under21.html
Seamie's injury could have cost him his toe, apparantly!:eek:
http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archiv...njury+RevealedQuote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Jaysus even with Seamie not knowing the full extent of the injury it must have been a terrible time knowing you had a hole in your foot. Glad he's ok.
would have been a tragedy for such a promising career to be cut short..really think he will go very far.
Coleman Interviewed here
http://evertonfc.com/home/
As usual, no one could get a word in edgeways with Sheamie.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Rovers Maniac
paddy crerand was co commentator for MUTV, when the everton team was up on the screen before the game he said : 'seamus coleman from donegal. where the hell did they get him from?'
He was joking I presume?Quote:
Originally Posted by CF1989
More than likely he meant, 'What club did they get him from?'Quote:
Originally Posted by CF1989
He probably didn't have that information to hand.
That's me finished with tempting fate:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Redie
At least he didn't cuss like the last post game interview I seen.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Rovers Maniac
no he didnt mean it in a bad way. it was before the game so wasnt perfomance related.
Seamus played 86 minutes for Under 21s tonight. Georgia equalised after he went off. Hope Givens learned something from that.
I was at the game he was the wenk link for Ireland for most of it, in fairness I'd put that down to lack of fitness and match practice but I thought it was actually cruel to leave him on so long with the roasting he was getting from about the hour mark.
"Seamus Coleman" and "weak link" are complete opposites of each other I think you'll find.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
He actually called him a "wenk link", which is Georgian for "creative"Quote:
Originally Posted by SligoBrewer
Also it's no doubt a reference to Amanda Wenk who is great going forwardQuote:
Originally Posted by showgies
He obviously didn't pick up the injury in the same game in which he made his comeback.:rolleyes:
Shamie Coleman had an excellent game tonight in a poor enough team and will have done his cause no harm at all if his manager was looking in on Sky.
saw highlights of the first half last night, great on the ball and defensively. looked very good. guna watch the rest later.
Hopefully he can break into the Everton first team squad.
Seamie makes the bench for Everton today.Hopefully he gets a run out
From Everton's Website:
Seamus Coleman is on the bench for the first time this season following the nightmare foot injury that hampered his pre-season preparations.
The 21-year-old defender is joined by fellow substitutes Carlo Nash, Jo, Dan Gosling, Yakubu, Lucas Neill and Marouane Fellaini - the midfielder has been cleared to play by FIFA after they turned down the Belgian FA's request to invoke the five day rule.
Everton: Howard, Hibbert, Baines, Yobo (C), Distin, Heitinga, Rodwell, Cahill, Osman, Bilyaletdinov, Saha. Subs: Nash (GK), Gosling, Neill, COLEMAN, Fellaini, Jo, Yakubu.
:)
Fantastic. Really hope he gets on!
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Originally Posted by gustavo
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Don't quote me on this, but I think the bet will still stand as a double if the other 2 score (which they have) and Yakubu doesn't play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers fan
On comes Yakubu ;)
*shakes fist at Rovers fan*Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovers fan
Can't really see Seamus getting on unless Everton go a couple of goals up and are coasting at the end. If there's an injury, Neill or Gosling are likely to come on ahead of him.
shame Seamie won't be coming on now as they've made their 3 subs
Seamie on the bench is always likely to get on as a sub, no matter how Everton are doing in the game I think. If they are losing hes good at geting forward and make things happen and if they were winning is a solid defender.
still a great starting point for him. they play away in the europa league on thursday and maybe he'll get on the bench again and maybe come on :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
well done to him its great news
nice picture :)
http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._3174214_n.jpg
Not a betting man but I would think Shamie has a great chance of making a first team appearance soon after watching his two recent TV matchs. He is the perfect impact sub and will make things happen, any of the reserve matches that he has played in show that his problem is that his inside players are too slow on one two's. He is very strong, has great speed and has great control. Accept that he has no experience at the top level but he looks like he is very close to being a top class pro providing he stays injury free.
He's even on fantasy football now!!!!
id imagine he'll be in the squad for the trip to benfica aswell. big european ground :) will be class for him
Its great too see Moyes actually showing faith in this lad. Hopefully his next step is the 1st team and senior Irish football! He has the potential to be a top right back in the premiership if he continues the way hes playing, He certianly couldn't be any worse than Tony Hibbert in their first team!
He's already played senior Irish football...Quote:
Originally Posted by sligofan4ever
Meant to say 1st team :oQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman