Everton and Ireland fans are still celebrating the return to action of Donegal’s Seamus Coleman in last night’s vital Premier League game against Leicester City.
The Killybegs man played the full 90 minutes in the 2-1 victory and was named man of the match by the Everton supporters, after marking his return from a double leg-break that has kept him out of action for the past ten months.
Supporters also unfurled a massive banner to welcome back the Republic of Ireland captain before the game.
Ocean FM’s Pauric Byrne was at Goodison Park, and spoke with the former Sligo Rovers defender after the game…
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Everton boss Sam Allardyce said Coleman was outstanding…
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Fellow Everton team-mate Leighton Baines, who is also currently working his way back from injury, told Pauric Byrne that Coleman’s return will lift the team…
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These fans at Goodison Park told Pauric Byrne how important the former St Catherine’s clubman is to their team…
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Everton’s victory was secured by a brace from new signing Theo Walcott.
