Coleman: Everton’s 60k Legend, Ireland Stories With Roy & What's Next? | Stick to Football EP 148
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Who is Seamus Coleman and how did a £60,000 signing become an Everton legend?
Is he the best £60,000 signing ever?
Who? Probably the only £60,000 signing ever. That was
his song, wasn't it? Everton, £60,000, Seamus Coleman.
From where? From Everton. No, Sligo. Sligo Rovers, I think. You know what? Just check that. I'm sure Paul Cook was his manager.
Who's the most expensive right-back this summer that's been sold? Who's paid massive money for a right-back or left-back? Kukureya was £65 million, wasn't he? Or something like that was a big money
one. Remember City spent £100 million in one transfer window on
full-backs? Yeah, but who's the most expensive full-back?
How much did Hakimi cost? PSG, maybe? 2007 to 2012, Paul Cook was at Sligo.
Oh, so he wasn't
there with him? When did he sign for Everton, Seamus? Oh, God, was that
about 2010? So if he was, then he was. I'm sure Paul Cook was his manager.
Er... He would have been.
Yeah?
Because he transferred in 2009.
Okay. Oh, 2009, was it?
Yeah.
Bring
it up. Seamus
had a few
goals at me
when he
was a player, when I was at Ireland. Hey,
Seamus. Yes,
Seamus. Bring it in. Did you see it?
Yeah.
Good to see you, please.
Yes. Seamus, nice to see you. This is not a studio that respects right backs, unfortunately.
Yes, we
do. Seamus, you're the only person I've ever seen that Roy Keane has hugged. No, I've hugged a few, surely. His nickname was the Hedgehog. I'm using his own line
there because he said that. Did he say that to you? That's what you do. People take my lines all the time. No, we got on all right, right, didn't we? Most
of the time. You're not sure?
Most of the time.
Yeah, we did. You came at me a few times. No, no, we had two, I think.
Was it two? Yeah.
What, two falling outs? You came at
me. Did I slide? No, I said something, whatever. But also on the game, but not stopping crosses. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that
was
Serbia away. Right, the angle where the guy was crossing it and you were worried about somebody else and I went, no, that's... And you came back at me with some stuff
and... Yeah. Was it heated or was it...
Oh, he obviously apologised the next day.
LAUGHTER
Go on, tell us the story, Seamus. I had a similar one at
Coventry. Do you remember? No, I think it was about the argument in Serbia, you're saying? Or the other one?
Yeah, the other one. No, the Serbia one was, yeah. Where the guy was crossing it from? They kept switching it out. I can't remember the left back and I wasn't getting out tight enough. because there was someone coming on the underlap as well. And you're having a go at me for not getting out tight enough. But I had to go back saying, if I go out tight, he's just slipping it down the side in the underlap. Yeah. So anyway, we had it in the dressing room at halftime, didn't we? And it was fine. Yeah, that was cool. So we went out, second half. You might not remember this, but I've gone out. Like you said, bang. Slipped it down the side. Johnny Walters gave away a penalty and they scored.
LAUGHTER
I don't actually believe what you're saying. What
was
the score in the
game? We got a result, didn't we? I think we got 2-2 in the
end.
Yeah,
but that's
John Walters'
fault.
What does had it mean, Seamus, at half-time? What do you mean, just having an argument? Nah, nah, we... Yeah, no, it was a bit heated. No, but I think
my argument, whatever, the point you're trying to make is, I think you were worried about a player, no, he's not the Dane. Yeah, you did, yeah. It was somebody else was the
problem.
That's what I was trying to make to
you.
And, yeah, no, you had to go back, that's fine.
But we
always...
Yeah, but no, the
funny thing, obviously that's going to happen at Dresden, but you move on quickly. I think the other one, what was the other one about? Did I slag Everton players out or something?
LAUGHTER
Talk about being injured. Remember, it was obvious.
Yeah, that was it.
Martinez was the manager.
Not turning up. Martinez was the manager,
yeah. I'll pour your tea
first. Yeah, no, that was... I think I'd missed a couple of Everton games and then I missed an Ireland game on the Tuesday, but I'd missed a couple of Everton games before it. I missed an Ireland game on the Tuesday, but then I played...
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Seamus Coleman and how did a £60,000 signing become an Everton legend?
0:02–9:06
2
What does Seamus say about life and options after leaving Everton?
9:06–22:58
3
How did Seamus use Carra as motivation during his toughest years at Goodison?
22:58–37:47
4
Why does Seamus believe David Moyes’ return could stabilise Everton?
37:47–52:21
5
What are Seamus’ most memorable moments with the Republic of Ireland at the Euros?
52:21–1:03:50
6
Which Everton players does Seamus praise and why are they important to the club?
1:03:50–1:10:28
7
How did Seamus experience playing against Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool and Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City?
1:10:28–1:17:26
8
What are Seamus’ plans for the future – coaching, punditry, or a new playing role?
1:17:26–1:17:47
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