Conor Coady reveals Everton 'meetings' that made huge difference behind scenes

Former Everton defender Conor Coady has been speaking about the massive impact captain Seamus Coleman makes at the club

Former Everton and Liverpool player Conor Coady has heaped praise on Blues captain Seamus Coleman - claiming he has been a massive part of why the Toffees are still in the Premier League.

Coady discussed Coleman while speaking to BBC 5 Live Sport. He said: “Seamus is one of the best people in football.READ MORE: Everton may have found 'new Richarlison' as £10m transfer claim explored "He drags people through. For me, a big reason why Everton are still in the Premier League is because of Seamus Coleman.

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