...odd to say he's not a RB. I imagine many teams in a better position than us would take him in a heart beat to be their RB. I like Coleman, he plays the game like football matters.
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...odd to say he's not a RB. I imagine many teams in a better position than us would take him in a heart beat to be their RB. I like Coleman, he plays the game like football matters.
Liamliverpool86
Player Valuation: £8m
Next captain IMO
love the passion this kid has
love the passion this kid has
Alex Parker for one, toss up between him and Tommy Wright as the best right backs I've seen at goodison
...funny how so many of those great full backs were converted wingers/inside forwards. Ray Wilson was as well. Rarely seems to happen these days.
John Hurst was a very average inside forward when he broke into the team in the late 60's but the Cat made a very good central defender out of him.
...he was indeed. Rarely seems to happen these days that a player moves from front to back.
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Alex Parker was a bit before my time. I had Wright as number 1 with Seamus behind.
Darth Toffeeman
Player Valuation: £40m
What did he do? Buy a cream suit off one of the Spice Boys, or did he boo Cantona when he scored the winner?
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Darth Toffeeman
Player Valuation: £40m
Yes he was rubbish in that final sadly.
I enjoyed his winner at the pit though not long after
Both a little bit behind Alex Parker, the master of the sliding tackle
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Love a good slide tackle me.
Verbal Kint
Player Valuation: £35m
So who in the league is a right back??
It's a fallacy that Seamus can't defend, Hibbert was apparently a great defender but I know who'd I prefer.
As a pure defender Hibbert was far better than Coleman but offered nothing going forward which in the modern game is unacceptable.
By way of analogy a great wicketkeeeper that can't bat
Ian Snodin wax another example.
He was well in his way to becoming an excellent RB until injury ruined him.
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