I don't think anybody is disputing that he's well liked and respected by his peers. He's just not a premier league player anymore.Taking to his Instagram account, James Tarkowski shared an emphatic two-word reaction to the news on Coleman’s future.
Reposting the news to his Instagram story, Tarkowski captioned his post: ‘The Skipper’
....but what would Tarkowski know.
Bothered because we’re giving out a contract worth about 10 times or more what he would get as a coach. Shouldn’t be playing either been done for quite some time and after breaking down before 20 minutes in the final game that should have been his farewell. Let’s say he’s getting 50k that’s about 2.5m a year what a complete waste of money and let’s hope it’s not more.
Player or coach will not make a difference to how he’s thought of or the respect the lads have for him. He will be cheering from the side lines 90% of the time anyway or at least I hope he is. Different sport but similar situation, professional boxer retires gym mates are now coached by him and some managed by him respect level remained the same and maybe even went up because he’s went from being gym mate and setting standards to demanding them and getting it because he’s been there and done it. I must of missed the mentioned role what is it he’s been specifically designated to do?
Bit harsh that, he's been a great servant and the best R/B in
A bit like the DCL situation, there`s a lot of people frustrated more at how the club has handled the RB situation and its not a case of folks not appreciating the effort that he put in during his time here. The club failed to find a decent RB when he got his bad injury on ROI duty, but instead brought in a free transfer to cover until Seamus got back. He was never assured to be as good when he came back, but we got another couple of years out of him before injuries started to take their toll. It seems every time he went off to play for ROI he picked up an injury that made him miss a run of games for us which added to the frustration with him. Successful teams don`t hang onto players who can`t get fit to play and when they do are looking like their best days are long gone, but we do.
Well he’s not playing for 20/30k per week is he? And even if he was it’s still a lot more than he’d be getting as a coach. My issue isn’t seamus staying at the club it’s him staying in a playing role if he even plays. Despite being down to limited numbers don’t tell me Seamus signing a new deal is good business 2 years ago id of said yes not now, fresh start yet the longest serving player remains as a player anyway that’s enough on that don’t want to be bashing Coleman anymore he’s been a great servant just over stayed in my opinion.
he should have been a coaching job take it or leave IMO
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