Seamus Coleman Calls Time On Everton Playing Career

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Think that's nailed on tbh

Or Celtic, that would turn his head for sure.

We’ll still have him for Eire anyway.

 

[leslad]

What I love so much about Seamus Coleman is the "everyman" nature of his success as a pro.

He's the ultimate example imo to anyone doing not just football but any type of pursuit. He shows how you can be confident and brilliant without pride and arrogance.

 

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[Daveysgingerlovechild]

@PhoenixIreland you don't seem to appreciate Seamus much judging by the fingerings of certain posts. What's he done to you fella?

 

[davek]

Or Celtic, that would turn his head for sure.

We’ll still have him for Eire anyway.

I wished they'd have offered him his job.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

I don't know his view/desire on the coaching thing but I can't image stadium tours have had quite the same gravitas (for the modern blue) since Labby (who hosted mine) passed; just saying. His demeanor around the avg person seems bang on to fit that role. I feel him and Elle would make a good combo.

 

[Walken]

I remember the incredible influence he had at Blackpool from full back, then he came through and elevated us from the mediocrity of hibbert. Gave everything he had, was a progressive player before injuries and that fist pump from the stretcher in his later years. I really wish he could of lifted a trophy.

 

[Walken]

Or Celtic, that would turn his head for sure.

We’ll still have him for Eire anyway.

Hopefully he doesn't sully himself playing for those farmers, he can still play a better standard than those kopites, maybe tranmere or marine

 

[chrismpw]

One of the Everton Greats - and that is some fine, fine company.

At one point we had two of the best fullbacks in the world, at the same time in my view.