Seamus Coleman becomes an instant hero at Goodison Park
Posted by Cathal Breathnach on December 6, 2009 | 2 Comments
It was one of the performances of the season and to think, he only came on as a substitute.
Everton’s Seamus Coleman inspired an incredible comeback for David Moyes’ men to come from 2-0 down to earn a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park this afternoon.
The former Sligo Rovers man replaced the injured Joseph Yobo after just 20 minutes of proceedings, however despite this he still managed to be the man of the match.
The right-back was at the centre of everything good for the Toffees today and even had the Everton faithful singing “One Seamus Coleman, there’s only one Seamus Coleman.”
He was involved in both goals for the home side, setting up Louis Saha for the first and playing a massive part in the equaliser for Tim Cahill.
The 21-year old undoubtedly has a massive future in the Premier League and I am sure if he keeps it up, he will be earning a call up for the Irish national team. I certainly wish the lad all the best.
What do you think about Coleman? Comments below please.
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December 6th, 2009 @ 6:13 PM
DAMN god, he totally deserve all the credits in this game. He was the one out there who don’t give up until the last min. He keep on runnning and never give up and do the best for the club
GOOD FUTURE IS waiting for u Coleman
December 6th, 2009 @ 6:16 PM
what a cracking player this kid could become he showed his older professionals how its done commitment, passion, desire and aggression
one for the future im sure of that
coyb