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A special official Club magazine celebrating the life and legacy so far of Seamus Coleman is now available to order.
The story of an Everton and Republic of Ireland icon – famously bought for £60,000 from Sligo Rovers in 2009 – is told across 116 pages, packed with exclusive interviews and imagery from both sides of the Irish Sea.
The Killybegs native’s remarkable journey is told by himself and those who know him best – including David Moyes and James Tarkowski, moving tributes by Idrissa Gana Gueye and Ian Holloway, words from Seamus' own family, former coaches back at St Catherine’s, and even a tribute by the former President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins.
One feature looks at the links between Everton and Sligo, which go all the way back to Dixie Dean, while Club captain Coleman himself talks about his career path, the managers he has worked under and his favourite moments with the Toffees.
He also looks ahead to a future which will always involve Everton.
A standard-bearer for all that is still good about the game, 'Seamus Coleman' is on sale now and can be purchased at the following link.
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