Next year's captain

Saint Domingo · March 4, 2018

Coleman is the only option.

gonetomorrow · March 4, 2018

Maybe it should be Pickford. He spends a lot of time cajoling his teammates.

Not that he gets much response!

Bob Elstone · March 4, 2018

Jags is spineless and has showed nothing of captain material.

Coleman hands down.

Nymzee · March 4, 2018

Coleman/Picko

Royalbm1 · March 4, 2018

Seamus will lead us

weltonblue · March 4, 2018

Got to be Seamus. With the interview after Burnley yesterday, he showed more class and honesty than BFS, and he obviously understands what playing for Everton actually means and requires.

dead_soft · March 4, 2018

Coleman - longest serving playe who still gets games or a Jagielka because he’s oldest. Genuinely doesn’t matter who the captain is - baffles me when people think it does

thirdmantackle · March 4, 2018

your captain sets the example to all other players

Seamus would put his body on the line for the club

ART · March 4, 2018

If Fat Sam is here in August i am not sure if Coleman would still be at the club.

Tree13 · March 5, 2018

CBA reading the whole thread.

The answer is Coleman - presumably this is the overwhelming consensus?

royalblue66 · March 5, 2018

Silva from Citeh.

Big Fat Sam · March 5, 2018

Big Fat Sam said:
Let's also not lose sight of the fact that a captain should act as a role model to youngsters.

Jagielka is a role model in terms of shoelace-tying. Should have him working in a nursery teaching young kids the basics of doing the loops and pulling the laces nice and tight.
Williams is a role model if you have aspirations of looking pained in the face, and pulling your shirt over your head when you get smashed yet again in a game.
Rooney, albeit still decent, sleeps with grandmothers and drink drives.

Called it yet again. Absolute chancer waste of space this fella. Kopite to boot. Worst signing in our history.

diggerdestroyer · March 5, 2018

Coleman. Who ever is manager will make his first mistake by choosing someone else. It will be all downhill from there.

Toffe3m4n · March 5, 2018

Has to be Coleman, but it won't..

The hell is it going to take for him to get the armband??

diggerdestroyer · March 5, 2018

dead_soft said:
Coleman - longest serving playe who still gets games or a Jagielka because he’s oldest. Genuinely doesn’t matter who the captain is - baffles me when people think it does

A captain represents what the club stands for. He drives players on. A captain has the right to bollix his players on and off the pitch if necessary.

We havent had one for 5 years. Hence total lack of leadership.