Re: 23: Seamus Coleman - Sligo's overpriced superstar

Tonteau on Tue 8 Dec 2009 - 9:17

Dixie Land wrote:
toffee_pies wrote:Made it into Garth Crooks team of the week

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/score_on_bbci/7631245.stm

...and no Spurs players???

Is Garth ill?

Sick as a parrot after that game! Very Happy

Top Balcony Blue on Wed 9 Dec 2009 - 14:18

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton-fc/everton-fc-news/2009/12/09/seamus-coleman-at-right-club-to-continue-development-100252-25353555/

Knight of Thorgothshire on Wed 9 Dec 2009 - 14:57

Top Balcony Blue wrote:http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/everton-fc/everton-fc-news/2009/12/09/seamus-coleman-at-right-club-to-continue-development-100252-25353555/

Nice read. He sure showed some some great promise as well against Spurs!

Helenqu on Wed 9 Dec 2009 - 17:16

Not sure about the last line how can we "keep the kettle boiling with him"?

Bluey on Wed 9 Dec 2009 - 17:18

Helenqu wrote:Not sure about the last line how can we "keep the kettle boiling with him"?

Call him Polly? I think it was a reference into not writing young kids off rather than him not being up to the task H.

toffee_pies on Wed 3 Mar 2010 - 12:27

Couple of interesting articles on what he sees as his future, and how he trusts Moyes to shape it

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11671_5999997,00.html

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11671_5999258,00.html

Super on Wed 3 Mar 2010 - 12:32

Yeah, could see him going out on loan next season, to get a bit of first-team experience. Wouldn't do him any harm.

Knight of Thorgothshire on Wed 3 Mar 2010 - 12:54

He comes across as very level headed - a great assett to have.

Mr_Ben on Thu 4 Mar 2010 - 5:09

Super wrote:Yeah, could see him going out on loan next season, to get a bit of first-team experience. Wouldn't do him any harm.

he needs to go on loan for experience

toffee_pies on Sat 20 Mar 2010 - 12:22

Gone on loan to Blackpool apparently

Dixie Land on Sat 20 Mar 2010 - 12:28

Will do him good to get some first team football.

UWIST61 on Sat 20 Mar 2010 - 12:32

toffee_pies wrote:Gone on loan to Blackpool apparently

I don't have aproblem TBH. Its good management.

Everton have some key gsames where we need to perform - we have a stronger 1st Squad. Its unlikely he would be playing week in week out this year. Blackpool are on the edge of the playoff bubble and if he is being loaned then I expect its to ensure that he is playing... key crunch games with some (but not as much) pressure... and gaining the experience for when he does come back.

If we get a key crock in Pip or Hibbo, then with the loan we can just recall him ...

As I said, sound business.

Bluey on Sat 20 Mar 2010 - 16:59

UWIST61 wrote:
toffee_pies wrote:Gone on loan to Blackpool apparently

I don't have aproblem TBH. Its good management.

Everton have some key gsames where we need to perform - we have a stronger 1st Squad. Its unlikely he would be playing week in week out this year. Blackpool are on the edge of the playoff bubble and if he is being loaned then I expect its to ensure that he is playing... key crunch games with some (but not as much) pressure... and gaining the experience for when he does come back.

If we get a key crock in Pip or Hibbo, then with the loan we can just recall him ...

As I said, sound business.

It's great logic but but both Hibbo and Pip really ain't that good. But we don't have much to face. Straight choice of breaking new blood or using experience to see us out. He obviously has to keep team happy, but I am of a mood to shake it up.

UWIST61 on Sat 20 Mar 2010 - 17:12

Blueyaletdinov wrote:
UWIST61 wrote:
toffee_pies wrote:Gone on loan to Blackpool apparently

I don't have aproblem TBH. Its good management.

Everton have some key gsames where we need to perform - we have a stronger 1st Squad. Its unlikely he would be playing week in week out this year. Blackpool are on the edge of the playoff bubble and if he is being loaned then I expect its to ensure that he is playing... key crunch games with some (but not as much) pressure... and gaining the experience for when he does come back.

If we get a key crock in Pip or Hibbo, then with the loan we can just recall him ...

As I said, sound business.

It's great logic but but both Hibbo and Pip really ain't that good. But we don't have much to face. Straight choice of breaking new blood or using experience to see us out. He obviously has to keep team happy, but I am of a mood to shake it up.

We have City and Villa coming up... today's game was crucial because it allows us to edge to the point where a win against Citteh will place us just 2 points behind them.... Villa as was shown today are chokable and my be looking more at the FAC ... we may yet see ourselves into the Europa..... COYB

Bluey on Sat 20 Mar 2010 - 17:43

UWIST61 wrote:
Blueyaletdinov wrote:
UWIST61 wrote:
toffee_pies wrote:Gone on loan to Blackpool apparently

I don't have aproblem TBH. Its good management.

Everton have some key gsames where we need to perform - we have a stronger 1st Squad. Its unlikely he would be playing week in week out this year. Blackpool are on the edge of the playoff bubble and if he is being loaned then I expect its to ensure that he is playing... key crunch games with some (but not as much) pressure... and gaining the experience for when he does come back.

If we get a key crock in Pip or Hibbo, then with the loan we can just recall him ...

As I said, sound business.

It's great logic but but both Hibbo and Pip really ain't that good. But we don't have much to face. Straight choice of breaking new blood or using experience to see us out. He obviously has to keep team happy, but I am of a mood to shake it up.

We have City and Villa coming up... today's game was crucial because it allows us to edge to the point where a win against Citteh will place us just 2 points behind them.... Villa as was shown today are chokable and my be looking more at the FAC ... we may yet see ourselves into the Europa..... COYB

and our away form?