Sir Seamus Coleman

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ColinFeehily said:
he's unbelievable. very happy for him after that performace. consitantly putting in great displays. glad moyes was there to see it and im sure hes kicking himself that he didnt keep him for the season, the lad would have brought ye to european football for sure
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he's only on a month loan (subject to extension) and could be recalled if required.

Its up to Moyes.
 

bluebastardo said:
H8? 2 l8 2 drop h8 lid. Y it's f8 lid. l8er g8er. :)
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Goals from the Blackpool game (y)

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Coleman excels in Blackpool's seaside stroll - Donegal Today
Blackpool loan signing Seamus Coleman put in a five-star performance as his temporary employers hammered Swansea 5-1 in the Championship on Tuesday night.

Coleman, pictured below, is on a one-month loan from Everton and played a part in three of his side's goals including an excellent run up the right wing and pull-back to put the ball on a plate for Gary Taylor-Fletcher to add the fifth goal. Everton manager David Moyes was an interested spectator at the game.

Ian Holloway's side are now four points off the play-off places after climbing up to seventh in the Championship. They travel to Plymouth on Saturday.

The former Sligo Rovers full-back also received praise from Holloway after his first game for the Seasiders on Saturday. The Blackpool boss was pleased with 21-year-old after he played his part in Blackpool coming from two goals down to snatch a 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace.

"I feel for Seamus because he was on the end of a 2-0 deficit in the first-half, but he kept going because it was nothing to do with him. He's a terrific little player, he never gives up, gets galloping forward and he's going to be really good."
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Still don't understand why we need to send him on loan when he's capable of stepping into our 1st team and offer us something we never had at right back. Heirachy perhaps.
 
Axlswhk said:
Still don't understand why we need to send him on loan when he's capable of stepping into our 1st team and offer us something we never had at right back. Heirachy perhaps.
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Apparently Phil Neville offers us character and experience on the field...the character and experience that deserts him against Liverpool and European opposition.

Along with the Kroldrup fiasco this decision to send Coleman out the door rather than over the white line at Goodison is the most puzzling in the Moyes era.
 
He should have played the lad for the rest of the season.
Strangest decision I've seen Moyes make.

Expect a certain Charlie Adam to be here next year.
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The Season is over according to some of you, so Moyes is planning for next season, give a young lad some English Experience and blood him into the side next Season, aint really no thing here, some of you just love to have a pop at Moyes, come back when any of you have an LMA, I will listen more then.
 
MikelsGoat said:
The Season is over according to some of you, so Moyes is planning for next season, give a young lad some English Experience and blood him into the side next Season, aint really no thing here, some of you just love to have a pop at Moyes, come back when any of you have an LMA, I will listen more then.
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Fergie says you're full of [Poor language removed]. :lol:
 

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