QuoteI cant even read what that says, maybe i need glasses.
On The American Jersey there.
It is understood that Liverpool would pay Cole a negotiated settlement in order to get his estimated £100,000-a-week salary off the wage bill and West Ham owner David Gold's son Jack seemed to confirm the deal on Thursday when he tweeted: "Joe cole is now a #whu player ones again #hammercominghome."
I cant even read what that says, maybe i need glasses.
On The American Jersey there.
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Me too.Originally Posted by Crosby87
Last word is Colorado I think, the something of Colorado.
A bit more detective work, including looking at the url of the image gives the caribous of colorado.
Fairly lengthy article about Coleman here.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/...ot-at-Everton/
Not gonna copy it all to here.He added: “Some lads are born with loads of natural ability and maybe I wasn’t one of them – but I worked hard and luckily I’ve got where I wanted to be.
Says he may figure in the FA Cup match tonight, I hope so.
Coleman starts at right-back for Everton tonight against Cheltenham.
Shane Duffy on the bench again.
2-1 Cheltenham scored, was down Coleman's side but dunno if he was at at fault in anyway.
Goal Coleman, great move from Everton culminating in Coleman lobbing the keeper from about 10 yards.
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Goal fr coleman, highish ball played into him and he manages to flick it over the keeper, not sure if he had one touch or two.
First goal in 2 years apparently!!
BBC Sport describe it in the following terms:
Wonderful break from Everton restores their three-goal cushion. Again Victor Anichebe is involved, bursting down the right to find Seamus Coleman breaking into the area. He takes one touch to control the ball before lifting the second touch deftly over the head of Scott Brown. Top-class finish.
Yea I though he had two touches first time I saw it, don't think the replay showed the first touch hence a bit confused.
Very nice finish, no margin for error there.
The game had turned into a training match at that stage though. Still a lovely finish from Seamie.
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The defended tracking him could not keep up but you see that in the premiership, he's pretty nippy..
http://www.joe.ie/football/videos/vi...ight-0032427-1
Not sure if it took a deflection off the defender arm, hard to be certain either way. Hope he can get few more this season.
The was a funny bit at the start of the second half v Swansea, Coleman had got past his man and look like he might be winding up
for a shot, (seemed he had a chance to curl it into the far corner), but Phil Neville was coming it and Seamus was indicating to him to
leave it but he took the ball off him and had a shot which was saved easily, pretty clear Seamus was not to happy about that as
he had a few (probably choice) words to say to Phil after that.
Phil needs to retire already.
No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.
He's 36 next week!! 21 Jan.
Doing pretty well to have survived at the top level but his days are surely numbered.
Perhaps he thought he woudl score and announce his retirement!!
Last year he reckoned he had another 2-3 years left in him.
Seems his legs have not gone yet but his mind has
Coleman off injured stretching for a tackle I think calf or something like that I expect.
It was a thigh strain. Seems to be a recurring problem for him.
Interesting to see everton signing a young right full today will block up progression chances for mcloughlin as well
Yeah, it seems as though they had bids for John Stones and Sam Byram today; two young, highly-rated English full-backs in the Championship. Bit of competition for Coleman, sure, but hardly a vote of confidence from Moyes either.
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