Seamus Coleman says he hopes his return from a double leg-break this week serves as inspiration for his good friend, and Everton and Ireland team-mate James McCarthy to make a similar recovery.
The Killybegs man played a full 90 minutes in his first game back for the first team after ten months out in Wednesday’s 2-1 defeat of Leicester at Goodison Park.
McCarthy, meanwhile, faces a similar spell on the sidelines after suffering a double leg fracture in a recent game against West Brom.
Coleman was also full of praise for 20-year-old Jonjoe Kenny, who has featured at full-back for the Toffees during his absence.
He spoke to Ocean FM’s Pauric Byrne at Goodison Park after his return to action…
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Everton are back in action tomorrow evening, when they face Arsenal at the Emirates.
Manager Sam Allardyce says Coleman is eager to play, but it is important to be cautious…
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