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Seamus Coleman makes ‘line in the sand’ admission over his playing future
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Seamus Coleman admits Everton ‘took over my whole being’
Coleman made a club-record 372 Premier League appearances for Everton and was club captain from 2019. Asked if he still feels the love for the club from the outside, he said: “Everton are my team, will always be my team, but you don’t realise how intensely you’re living it until you actually step out of it and go, ‘Oh my God, this took over everything. It took over my whole being.’”
He also lifted the lid on one old trick. Asked whether he used to pin Jamie Carragher’s comments on the dressing room wall, Coleman laughed it off, with Carragher sitting alongside him.
“Maybe not the dressing room wall, but there definitely was a few times I used what he said about Everton to try and spur the lads on, and it worked.”
With Liverpool heading to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on 29 November, you suspect a few of his comments might find their way onto the dressing room wall again.
Whether Coleman plays again or not, Everton will always have a place for him. Toffees fans have made it clear they hope he returns to Finch Farm one day.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall sets ‘massive’ target for Everton after Newcastle win
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Everton have done a double over Newcastle, and one of the finest players on the pitch while it happened was Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
It felt like a season dictating a few days for Everton, with a double header against Newcastle. First, Everton thrashed Newcastle in the cup at the Hill Dickinson on Thursday.
Now, Everton have beaten Newcastle 1-0 at St. James’ Park to move up to seventh in the league. It was a fantastic team performance and sees positivity around the club at a real high, sparking some ambitious Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall targets.
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He needs to work on his whole game. If he hasn't developed a decent first touch, holding up the ball, winning headers at 24 yrs old, it would be a miracle if he becomes a top rate player.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall wants to make history for Everton
After his man-of-the-match performance, Dewsbury-Hall spoke to Sky Sports, where he was asked by Jamie Carragher whether he feels Everton can win trophies in the near future.
“I think overall it’s been a positive 18 months at the club. With all the things going on with the new stadium. We came so close to getting into Europe. It’s a massive club, a sleeping giant of the English game.
“I really want to do something with this club, or win some silverware. Give the fans something to scream about because they are unbelievable at home and away.
“I’m not here to go through the motions. I want to push for something. I’m in the prime years of my career, and I want to look back on my career and say I did something big for a massive football club.”
Dewsbury-Hall is adored within the fanbase already, and if he were to win Everton a trophy, send the club to Europe, and beyond, then he could end up a legend.
Everton face Fleetwood Town next month for a place in the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup, which is a golden opportunity that cannot be passed up on.
Dewsbury-Hall is having a great season and feels like a future club captain. Against Newcastle, he continued his brilliance and once more was so unlucky not to end up with two or more assists.