• The first stage of the forum upgrades has now been completed but they remain in a degraded state and are still being worked on. Normal posting/reading should now be possible.
    Please read this thread for more details.
    New user registrations are currently disabled.

Seamus Coleman and Commentary


Geppetto said:
I was surprised the Everton fans didn't stay to give Coleman the send off he deserved, I can understand many will have been frustrated, but it wasn't a good look.

Regardless, did anyone watch the highlights on Sky? The commentary was spectacular before our third goal.

"He [Seamus] will leave a huge legacy and Evertonians of the future will always know and learn about the legend, Seamus Coleman...Seamus Coleman oh he's left it, it's Isidorrrrr! Sunderland's revival is not just about survival, the club from the banks of the Wear could be setting sail for Europe..."

:lol:
Click to expand...
We can't get our fans to stay with ten minutes to go, so who are we to criticise! In fact, thousands of fickle fans left at half time! When getting best by Forest!
 
Last edited:
ontap said:
Don't know the name of that commentator , but he usually does the big championship games and he's shite. Cant stand his Sid Lowe BS. Add to that , Hinchcliffe is sat next him spouting garbage as well.
Click to expand...
Always says class things about us, for that, I love him. One of the top toppiest toppest commentators out there for me.
darius said:
We can't get our fans to stay with ten minutes to go, so who are we to criticise! In fact, thousands of fickle fans left at half time! When getting best by Forest!
Click to expand...
It wasn't that bad tbf, loads went underneath for a pint who ordinarily would have stayed in the seats, that's what I fid anyhow and I rarely have a pint at half time. Plus our atmosphere was cracking considering we were smashed.
Carley Hill wanderer said:
Andy 'hindsight' Hinchcliffe one of the worst, always trying to be a joker as well
Click to expand...
Often sounds aggressive and angry for no reason whatsoever, McManaman is the same and I've grown to realise Gerrard is too, always seems serious and or in a mood.
 
Last edited:
Just looking at his stats and he didn't play that many games considering the length of time he was there. He'd only played 30 plus games in a season four times. I'm guessing he was a bit of a sicknote?
 
pRICK said:
Looked like a miscommunication to me. Either btwn him and Pickersy or him thinking there was another Everton player behind him
Click to expand...

Struggle to comprehend how a fullback can possibly think there's another defender in behind him.

He has a full view of the pitch before entering the box and knows that he's the final man at the back post.

The only excuse for him is that he was playing whilst still recovering from injury, but I'm not sure even that is a decent enough excuse for letting a ball glide past.
 
Geppetto said:
Always says class things about us, for that, I love him. One of the top toppiest toppest commentators out there for me.

It wasn't that bad tbf, loads went underneath for a pint who ordinarily would have stayed in the seats, that's what I fid anyhow and I rarely have a pint at half time. Plus our atmosphere was cracking considering we were smashed.

Often sounds aggressive and angry for no reason whatsoever, McManaman is the same and I've grown to realise Gerrard is too, always seems serious and or in a mood.
Click to expand...
They must have stayed down the whole second half as well then, as the ground was half empty!
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top