Oct 21 2010
by Greg O’Keeffe, Liverpool Echo
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SEAMUS COLEMAN believes eccentric Blackpool boss Ian Holloway helped give him the confidence to take his game to another level at Everton this season.
The Republic of Ireland defender was one of the Blues star men during last Sunday’s conv-incing 2-0 win over derby rivals Liver-pool, and Cole-man has been tipped for a bright future at Goodison Park.
The former Sligo Rovers right-back, who was on loan at Bloomfield Road last season and played a big part in getting Blackpool promoted to the top flight, has steadily built on his promise so far this campaign.
Holloway was keen to keep Coleman, 22, for another loan deal but David Moyes was adamant he wanted him back, and has had no cause to regret his decision after the Irishman solved his right-sided dilemma.
Moyes has also been full of praise for the youngster, who received his first call-up to the Republic of Ireland senior squad for their recent Euro 2012 qualifier against Russia earlier this month.
But Coleman, who signed a new four-year contract this summer, believes Holloway deserves credit for the way he has developed.
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