2019/20 Seamus Coleman

[Kirkles]

Some hateful bitter people on here .. wow

 

[everton fan number one]

Preferred Tosun's reaction- he got in his face and told him to stop crying, as far as I could see. It's your responsibility etc.

And he was right, it is Son's fault.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Who was the first to say he’s finished?

 

[GwladysPhil]

Preferred Tosun's reaction- he got in his face and told him to stop crying, as far as I could see. It's your responsibility etc.

And he was right, it is Son's fault.

Did he actually or was he consoling him?

 

[spence03]

I’m guessing people don’t break their ankles every day of life then. I cannot wait for you to call for one of our players to be sent off when we foul a player to break up play, when they have no intention of going for the ball.

He got the red because of the ankle break, not the challenge. That challenge happens 2 or 3 times a week in the PL. it’s a yellow card challenge. The league (actually it’s More appropriate to say the referee committee) also didn’t think Ali’s handball was a penalty, so I’d not use them as the ultimate authority on this... unless you don’t think it was a peno.

If the pundits (from sky, nbc & star sports) including Tim Cahill FYI, are saying it’s not a red card, I’ll take their opinion as having greater validity.

Do you think you know more than ex-professionals?

What's a person's skill level got to do with their interpretation of the rules? I haven't ever been paid to kick a ball but I know more about the sport than the likes of Danny Murphy.

 

[GwladysPhil]

Still can't believe he was in the changing room checking up on Spurs players instead of rallying his own.

I'd go as far as to say that's the sort of thing people do, not out of morals, but because of how it makes them look to people.

 

[artetas_biggest_fan]

He’s a class act.

 

[everton fan number one]

Did he actually or was he consoling him?

I'm pretty sure he was having a go. Seemed proper miffed.

 

[Papa Shango]

What's a person's skill level got to do with their interpretation of the rules? I haven't ever been paid to kick a ball but I know more about the sport than the likes of Danny Murphy.

High praise indeed...

It does make me laugh how people see football as some mad science that only ex players can grasp.

Its a pretty basic game.

 

[Papa Shango]

Still can't believe he was in the changing room checking up on Spurs players instead of rallying his own.

I'd go as far as to say that's the sort of thing people do, not out of morals, but because of how it makes them look to people.

Maybe he did both?

 

[spence03]

Are those who are angry with Coleman for being a decent human listening too much to the likes of Roy Keane when he pathetically compares the sport to war?

I'm angry with Son, he behaved like a weapon and its had disastrous consequences but he's got to live with what he's done and seen. I personally wouldn't have gone in so Coleman is a better man than me.

 

[Osamabindiesel]

Can we stop being so cynical? Seamus is a good lad. I don’t think he anticipated the weird Son love in and all of that. I think he saw the challenge, realized it was a complete accident and his heart sank. He knows what it’s like to be on the end of a truly malicious tackle. It meant something to him.

 

[GwladysPhil]

I'm pretty sure he was having a go. Seemed proper miffed.

Looking back now, I find it massively pathetic Son was bawling his eyes out. Hope Tosun gave him some abuse, he definitely seems the type.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I don't care what he does in the changing rooms after the game. There's nothing wrong with being a decent person off the pitch.

But I want to see a heck of a lot more hunger and determination from our senior players during the 90 mins + VAR time.

 

[spence03]

High praise indeed...

It does make me laugh how people see football as some mad science that only ex players can grasp.

Its a pretty basic game.

I set the bar purposely low as I am a know nothing idiot, whereas Murphy achieves the seemingly impossible of knowing less than nothing.