News about Seamus Coleman

Being manager of Everton is like 'juggling sand', according to boss Sean Dyche who also compared trying to stop the endless negative noise at the club to 'putting your fingers in the dam'. The Toffees won their first home Merseyside Derby since 2010 with a 2-0 win over Liverpool on Wednesday but the club is still hamstrung by financial crises and a protracted takeover saga with the Premier League at odds with prospective American owners 777 Partners at odds. Five senior players are out of contract in the summer including club captain Seamus Coleman, impressive midfielder Idrissa Gana Gueye, plus experienced heads Ashley Young , Andre Gomes and former England star Dele Alli . Two others, Jack Harrison and Arnaut Danjuma, are only on loan. Transfer business in the last few windows has been extremely limited, with Everton dealing mainly in cheap deals and loans in order to balance the financial books. That is likely to continue this summer and Everton might be forced to sell a key asset to help cut losses after the latest set of accounts showed they were £89.1million in the red.

Another enthralling weekend of Premier League action came to an end, with Manchester City and Arsenal a close match. After Liverpool's 2-1 victory over Brighton earlier Sunday, the goalless draw at the Etihad promised that the club remained at the top of the standings with just nine games remaining. Newcastle, Bournemouth, Aston Villa, and Tottenham all won crucial victories away from the league's summit.

TOM PRENTKI AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Everton's season is going from bad to worse after the club tied a season low of 12 Premier League games without a win, with uncertainty on the pitch threatening to escalate things even more. Seamus Coleman's late goal was enough to put on a poor showing from Sean Dyche's side, who barely deserved a point. Bournemouth led to Dominic Solanke's 16th goal of the season before Neto's intervention in the 91st minute left the Toffees stuck in the middle of it. Despite the Premier League now taking longer than six months to approve the agreement, Majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri this week tried to assure supporters that the protracted takeover of the club by 777 Partners will continue to flourish and will see a promising future for the club.

LEWIS STEELE AT GOODISON PARK: The Toffees have already been fined ten points for a £124.5 million loss relating to a previous accounting period that ended in 2021-22. The club is now undergoing an appeals process after finding that it was overspent by £19.5 million.

Seamus Coleman's stunned reaction to Dominic Calvert-Lewin's red card in the club's FA Cup third round match against Crystal Palace has been shown in a recent video. Despite referee Chris Kavanagh's refusal to allow the competition to proceed without even awarding a free kick, Calvert-Lewin was sent off for a challenge in the 78th minute of the 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park. After a lengthy talk with VAR Craig Pawson and watching the incident on the touchline monitor, Kavanagh changed his decision.

Fans and commentators have slammed the decision to give Dominic Calvert-Lewin a red card in their FA Cup match against Crystal Palace. Following a VAR review, the striker was sent home after a sliding challenge on Nathaniel Clyne in which he appeared to win the ball but had no contact with him. Referee Chris Kavanagh was asked to check the monitor for a possible red card, resulting in the Toffees striker being dismissed with 11 minutes remaining to play. Fans have sluggish, while Everton captain Seamus Coleman has defended the call following a 0-0 draw at Selhurst Park.

STEELE STEELE AT LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL: It was a rainy, drained afternoon at Liverpool Cathedral, but the day was brightened by the number of royal blue ties on display - and the colorful, moving lives of those who adored Bill Kenwright. There are several. Colorful and powerful is also a way to describe the man who invented the West End theatre scene, made several films, helmed Everton FC for two decades, and campaigned for revenge for Hillsborough victims. This memorial service in Manchester garnered touching tributes from family members, as well as club captain Seamus Coleman and Margaret Aspinall, the former chair of the Hillsborough Family Support Group.

GOODISON PARK STEELE'S EVE is a footballer who plays for soccer. Everton stole a march on ascendant Newcastle as their siege mentality continued to pay dividends following a 10-point deduction earlier this month. In the second half, the Toffees scored three late goals, and they were given a helping hand thanks to two major mistakes from Kieran Trippier. Sean Dyche's side has been booted out of the relegation zone for the first time since being given a harsh punishment.

Fans of Everton have been asking answers for a "complete appalling" situation outside Goodison Park last night, with a'very scary crush' at turnstiles leaving children in tears. Fans of Everton's Carabao Cup match against Burnley on Wednesday night were found bottlenecked at turnstiles, with reports that digital tickets for season ticket holders were not scanning. At kick-off, huddled masses began to form along Bullens Road, Goodison Road, and Gwladys Street, with many people missing the game, which Everton defeated 3-0.

Everton boss Sean Dyche and his club captain Seamus Coleman paid their respects to Bill Kenwright by laying down a wreath outside Goodison Park after the former chairman's death at the age of 78. Kenwright died in August after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his liver, leaving the Merseyside club in mourning as a slew of sporting figures paid their respects. Farhad Moshiri was one of the names to pay tribute to Kenwright's death, although Everton's rivals Liverpool also rallied to him after his death, and now manager Dyche and his captain have joined the names in a symbolic gesture.

After Bill Kenwright's death, Farhad Moshiri paid a loving tribute to him. Kenwright, 78, had surgery to remove a tumor from his liver in August. Complications during surgery culminated in him spending a lengthy period of hospitalization before returning home two weeks ago. On Tuesday evening, Everton revealed that Kenwright, who first joined the board at Goodison Park in 1989, died peacefully on Monday, surrounded by his family and loved ones.

On Friday, Seamus Coleman led a delegation of senior Everton workers to the funeral of a lifelong Toffees fan. Michael Jones, 26, of Kirkby, Merseyside, died in August after suffering head injury while working at Everton's new stadium in Bramley Moore Dock. Everton captain Coleman was present at the funeral in Kirkby on Friday alongside interim chief executive Colin Chong, ambassadors Graham Stuart and Ian Snodin, and club chaplain Reverend Henry Corbett.

DOMINIC KING: It was right at the end of a 30-minute discussion that Seamus Coleman revealed. The conversation had been brought back to Finch Farm's indoor pitch, and Everton's captain had a new perspective. We had met to discuss a significant milestone in his career. Coleman had just turned 10 years old as an Everton player, and what a journey it had been for him: he came from Sligo, riven with homesickness, but he later became one of the Premier League's best right-backs. He hadn't changed his values after being in this unforgiving industry for so long. He is a family man who protects his privacy and loves nothing more than being back in the fishing village of Killybegs, away from the razzmatazz. Coleman had hoped that retirement would see him leave Merseyside for good.

DOMINIC KING Seamus Coleman has agreed to a new Everton deal, and his stay at Goodison Park will be extended to a memorable fifteen years. Coleman, Everton's captain, had to miss the last few weeks of his most recent campaign after fracturing his knee ligaments, but his presence behind the scenes of galvanizing players and reminding people what was at stake was vital. Soon after Coleman was injured in May, Sean Dyche announced that Everton would find a way to keep him at the club until the football season ended, and that has been the case, with terms being decided on a 12-month contract extension.

Everton has announced that Tom Davies will leave the club after the midfielder turned down the possibility of a new deal. Davies, captain Seamus Coleman, and goalkeeper Andy Lonergan were among three first team players offered new contracts earlier this month, according to Toffees. Davies has chosen to withdraw from the invitation to remain at Goodison Park, with the 24-year-old prioritizing regular first team football.

ALEX IWOBI has promised that this Everton squad would not take the team out of the top flight after being inspired by Seamus Coleman. Everton's captain sustained a season-ending knee injury at Leicester, but he has not let being on crutches restrict what he can do around Finch Farm or elsewhere, and he has held several pep talks with him. Coleman was vocal before going to Wolves, where Yerry Mina scored the first Premier League goal in Everton's history to snatch a point where all seemed lost and allowed them to keep things in their own hands.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Sean Dyche: Jordan Pickford is a young boy who is likely to play a role in saving Everton from relegation. Pickford has recalled injured Seamus Coleman and was in good shape in their 5-1 victory over Brighton last Monday, which brought Sean Dyche's side out of the bottom three. The one flaw in the 29-year-old's game is often overexcited, and Dyche has reminded him that the rest of the team is looking forward to him as a role model. Pickford has athleticism, shot-stopping, speed around the region, and a lot of experience.' Dyche described his England No. 1 as a "very good goalkeeper." "I've told him that he can choose whether or not to be upbeat and assassinate people and when to be calm." He's getting older and wiser in his career, and other players will be keeping an eye on him. Here's a snapshot of the game as a goalkeeper. I've never met with keepers about technical oversight, but I've always talked to them about tactical knowledge because they learn as they mature.

Seamus Coleman will consult with a specialist on Friday to find the extent of his injury with Sean Dyche, who is insistent that his captain has a future at Everton. Although Coleman did not suffer a critical ligament tear during Monday's 2-2 draw at Leicester, the effect he suffered in a challenge with Boubakary Soumare was significant and he will not return to action this season. There is also the possibility that he will need surgery to restore the injury.

Seamus Coleman will not play for Everton for the remainder of the season, according to Sean Dyche, just one day after the Toffees captain told fans that he will'be back soon.' Sean Dyche said that although there was some 'good news' in his prognosis, Coleman would need a spell on the sidelines. '[The injury] is still going to keep him out,' the boss said.'

Seamus Coleman, the Everton captain, has reported that his injury is not as bad as first believed. During Everton's 2-2 draw with relegation rivals Leicester on Monday night, the 34-year-old defender appeared to have sustained a serious knee injury. Coleman received medical attention on the pitch before being carried away on a stretcher at King Power Stadium after collided with Leicester's Boubakary Soumare.

Seamus Coleman, the captain of Everton, was carried on a stretcher just before halftime in his team's match against relegation rivals Leicester. Boubakary Soumare chastised the 34-year-old, with the Leicester player receiving a yellow card. Coleman, who had been taken off on the stretcher, was also trying to rally the Everton supporters.

Everton boss Sean Dyche hopes that captain Seamus Coleman's return will provide him with the much-needed leadership to his relegation-threatened side. With a hamstring injury, the Republic of Ireland international has missed the last three games, conceded seven times, and even in the goalless draw at Crystal Palace seemed overexposed at right-back. Coleman is expected to return to the team and strengthen a flank on which stand-ins Mason Holgate, who was suspended for two yellow cards at Selhurst Park, and Ben Godfrey's appearance are apparent out of place. The 34-year-old is also the most flexible option of the three others in terms of being able to swap in attacks, but it is his knowledge that could be the most valuable as they enter a must-win game against fellow insurgents Leicester.

TRANSFER CONFIDENTIAL COUMN: Simon Jones will be delivering you insight, news, and the most up-to-date coverage around the world on all the signings pending ahead of this summer's transfer window. In the Premier League, it is expected to be busy once more as the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea look to invest more money in order to close the gap between Arsenal and Manchester City, while those on the verge of relegation will be concerned with the proverbial vultures.

MARTIN KEOWN TALKS TACTICS: Everton's lack of goals in their last 13 games makes for an alarming reading: 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0. We have now hit a crisis point. If they don't start scoring, they are likely to fall out of the Premier League. Everton has only scored 17 goals this season, and, curiously, only two from open play since October - screamers from Demarai Gray and Seamus Coleman against Manchester City and Leeds respectively. The remainder came from corner kicks and the penalty spot. Everton's goalscoring is a big issue right now. They are on target to finish this season with 26 goals at this rate. Never before has a Premier League team survived with such poor numbers - Leeds' lowest to date is 28, and Huddersfield's 2017-18 is 28.