Coleman issues FA Cup rallying cry

Everton and Ireland defender Seamus Coleman admits the desire to end the club’s trophy drought is driving on the dressing room.

Coleman issues FA Cup rallying cry
Mon, 17 Feb, 2014 - 15:22

Everton and Ireland defender Seamus Coleman admits the desire to end the club’s trophy drought is driving on the dressing room.

A 3-1 win at home to Swansea has set up a tough quarter-final at Arsenal – who denied the Toffees another Merseyside derby at Anfield by beating the Reds 2-1.

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