Seamus Coleman Injuries

'Seamus picked up a little bit of a nick, nothing serious, on Friday. So he missed out at the weekend... he won't be available for this game, but we're hoping he's not going to be too long.'

'Seamus is fit and available...'

'Seamus has got a small injury. We don't think it's too bad, but he just felt his hamstring early in the game, which was really disappointing from his point of view and ours...' 'Seamus pulled his hamstring, so he is going to be out for a little while. I don't know exactly the timescale on it.' 'Both Jarrad (Branthwaite) and Seamus (Coleman) have been back on the grass. They've been back in training. They're back in amongst it.'

'I'm really pleased [he was captain], but really disappointed because he has picked up a thigh strain early in the game, which actually affected us in other ways.' 'Seamus has a thigh strain, so he won't be available, either.'

'Unfortunately, Seamus had a bit of a calf strain picked up in training.' 'Seamus just had a slight injury in training, so [he's] a way bit behind that.' 'I would absolutely hope [he will return before the end of the season] because I'd like that for many reasons. The first thing Seamus has to do is get himself back fit.' 'Seamus is much nearer, as well. Whether he's ready to be involved, I'm not quite sure yet. He's still training and we're trying not to get him re-injured, so we're giving him every opportunity to make sure he's fine.'

'And Seamus is similar [to Ndiaye]. It was just a precaution, so we're hopeful that's settled, as well.' 'Shay has got a very minor injury from working hard against Man City and coming in from nowhere, really.' 'It's nothing too serious but he won't be ready for this one.'

'Unfortunately, he's got an injury, so we're not sure how serious that is at this stage. It's a minor hamstring, so we've just got to check that it's nothing too serious. We probably know today.' 'Seamus is on the grass, but he's with the medical side, so he's just taking the first steps back.' 'Seamus is back on the grass with us. It probably won't be enough for this weekend, but he's showing signs of getting truly fit.'

'Seamus is touch and go for the weekend, unfortunately. But we'll see how he recovers.' 'Seamus is still injured. Unfortunately, it's longer than we hoped, so that's not going to be a quick situation. We're not sure of the timescales yet.' 'Coleman is a bit longer as well, but not too much longer; we'd be hopeful over this international period he gets closer.' 'Seamus is back in the group, and he's had more or less the week [of training].'

'Unfortunately, it looks like he's nicked his calf. We're not sure at the moment how serious that is, but I don't think it's too serious - the way he came off - but we'll just have to hope for the best.' 'They're a little way behind. Seamus as well.' 'Seamus is a bit closer...' 'Whether they have got enough under their belts training-wise to risk on Tuesday, we will have to wait and see.'

'Seamus got a bit of a knock, so we're being careful with him too. His knee was grumbling a bit, so we just had to be careful.'

'Shay has pulled his groin; we don't know [how serious] yet.' 'Seamus, we're waiting on, and hopefully, that'll calm down quickly. But touch and go at best for this weekend.' '[Seamus] won’t be ready. He’s getting close, but it’ll be touch and go for him.' 'Again, it's his first day, but he's had a few days with the sports science team. So, we'll see how he fares tomorrow.'

'Seamus was ill earlier in the week; he was back in today; he still sounds a little bit groggy, but he's the pro he is.'

'Seamus is hopefully not too long, a minor hamstring. We're hopeful they settle down quickly, but it's too early to tell yet.' 'Seamus probably not [available] for this weekend.' 'Seamus is probably the one a bit closer - we'll have to make a judgement call on that.' 'Seamus is getting more training in, so his injury is good, but we're getting him up to true match fitness. So, he's a maybe.'

'Seamus, we know he picked up a minor injury.' 'We will check on Seamus tomorrow.' '(Ashley) Young and Seamus (Coleman) won't be right for this one. We're hoping for a quick recovery from them two.' 'It's touch and go with Seamus - he needs a few more days of training.'

'Seamus is going well. He'll hopefully get involved in a game with the Under-21s this weekend. He needs some game time, of course, but he's training very well.' 'Seamus is still coming back to true fitness, but he's doing great. He's put a lot of effort into getting back, and he's desperate to [be] involved. But he's been terrific since he's been back amongst the group, and that helps.' 'I think when you've had a long-term injury, that 90 minutes is that final marker, so I certainly think he'll be around it. He's trained well.'

'It's a knee injury. It doesn't look too good, but we'll wait and see. He's been terrific, so it's a loss for us.' 'It's still a ligament that needs sorting out - it's not ACL as everyone feared - so that's good news. I doubt [he will be back this season].' 'He did have an op. It was straightforward. Apparently, it's gone really well. [It was] as they expected, so hopefully, it'll be a straightforward recovery. All being well, he should be fit for next season.' 'I am just working away in the gym, rehab, and getting it strong again, but everything is going well and going to plan. I'm looking forward to getting back whenever that is.' 'Seamus is on his way. He's coming through the natural part of his rehab.' 'I am recovering well, hitting all the targets so far, being back on the grass over the last few weeks, not with the team but with the physios. In six, eight weeks, maybe I will be back at it fully and feeling good.' 'Dele (Alli) and Seamus (Coleman) are still a bit of time away, but they're on the grass with the physios - so that's good - but not working with us.' 'He's not training with us yet, but he is out on the grass, so he is making some progress.' 'Seamus is still making process, but a bit away yet.' 'Seamus is on the grass with us for the first time, but he's only had one day, so he needs time obviously after a long period.' 'Seamus is back and training with us fully now, but obviously, he has been out for quite a while, and he will need more to get that general fitness and then games as well.' 'Seamus is going well. He'll hopefully get involved in a game with the Under-21s this weekend. He needs some game time, of course, but he's training very well.'

'He's got a niggly hamstring that will need a bit of time to settle down. He shouldn't be too long, but he won't make it for the weekend.' 'Seamus won't be right for this week.' 'Seamus and Amadou have been on the grass, and we'll make a decision on them.' 'Seamus is making good progress. We think there's a chance of his recovery before the weekend.'

'Seamus just has a slight thigh strain. I'll be clearer [this] morning on all fronts when we see how he is. We'll just have to adapt [if he's ruled out].'

"Seamus is ruled out through injury. He has a groin/pubis injury, so he's ruled out of the game." "Fit. He's going to play for the U21s tomorrow night to get some minutes."

"Seamus is actually better now having been not well and will be in the squad but whether he can start or not will be one to keep an eye on."

"Seamus has a swollen foot, but he is pushing. He is someone who wants to help, so we are assessing him and we will decide about that tomorrow."

"At the moment we think it would be two to three weeks minimum [for Richarlison, Pickford and Coleman] and after we will see."

"It was not very bad. I think he can be available on Monday."

"Coleman had a problem during the game against Wolves and will not be available, but he will support the team as a captain."

"Seamus is available. He has a strong desire to play. He is a fantastic captain for us and it is really important he is back."

"Ancelotti expects Coleman to miss 'two or three weeks' with 'not a big problem'.

"I think Seamus is going to be good, too, because he started to train with us on Monday."

"I think Seamus is struggling. He's got a thigh strain, or a tear. I'm told it could be four to six weeks."

"Now, it looks as though everything will go in the normal way after the next break and all will be available."

"We hope he will be fit very quickly."

"He is a considerable amount of time away. Introduced to [full] training and we monitor on a daily basis."

"He will be out for several weeks."

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