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The only surprising thing about Mark Steers’s limp and lame posts on this thread is that he didn’t tell us ‘I go all the games, home and away, like’.
Such a lack of class, respect, and knowledge.
Unlike Seamus who oozes class but shows such humility:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBDwyOks40o
Who clearly loves our club and goes every game home and away, like.
He never gave less than 100% on the pitch and is a huge influence for the good off it.
My fingers are tightly crossed for him to join the coaching staff.
Basis that, Seamus s world class in every aspect. If I wanted to give someone a role-model on how to conduct oneself in work and in life, he would be the person.
He also really make the most out of hs abilty, worked hs heart out and kept everyone together in tough times.
Thank you Seamus.
I agree the last 3-4 years, in hindsight, were a waste of money from the clubs pov. If I were to feel bitter about anything, it would be the possibility of him still being able to play a little like he used to stopped our management team from signing the RB we so obviously and desperately need. But I guess that’s not Coleman’s fault.