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We asked for your views on Everton captain Seamus Coleman, who is ending his playing career with the club after 17 years this summer.
Here are some of your comments:
Helen: I can't imagine Everton without Seamus. Such a loyal servant and leader, which this club will never see the likes of again. Just hope he stays on as a coach. Working with the under-21s would be perfect for him. Thanks for everything, Seamie.
Duncan: David Moyes thinks Coleman's influence is very important to the club so it seems to make sense to have him now transition to the coaching staff. It's definitely time to retire. He's not managed a full game for years. He's had a great career though, and will always be in our hearts. He was £60K well spent!
Ian: Legend is a term used far too often about sportspeople. But not when talking about Seamus Coleman. What he has done not just for the football club but also for the wider community is beyond words. A total class act and an wonderful human being. Thank you, Seamus.
Neil: What a player and what a gentleman. An old-school footballer full of pride passion and loyalty - other players should learn from him. As a fan, I have always liked Seamus and what he stands for. A legend, not just at Everton but for football everywhere. We love you, Seamus, and we know you love us too.
Fans have expressed deep appreciation for Seamus Coleman's dedication and leadership during his 17 years with Everton.
Seamus Coleman is officially ending his playing career with Everton this summer.
Seamus Coleman played for Everton for 17 years, making significant contributions as the team's captain.

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Chris: What an incredible servant to Everton he has been. A phenomenal player, leader and captain who fully embraced the ethos of the club, channelled the passion of the fans and led by example so often. His raiding down the right side was often a joy to watch and we have missed that in recent years as age and injuries have caught up with him. I will forever remember that Swansea goal and the ridiculously tight-angled one against Leeds helping us in our difficult period. Whatever he decides to do next, he takes the love and respect of every Evertonian everywhere. As much as he supports the club, we will forever support him.
Andy: Fantastic servant for Everton. Always gave 100% and a magnificent person as well. The best £60,000 the club will EVER spend. He's been worth many, many multiples of that fee considering what he has given to the club over his 17 years. I hope the game situation against Sunderland allows him to get on the pitch for a few minutes to get the send-off he deserves from the home fans. Thank you, Seamus, and good luck for the future, whether that is as a coach with us or elsewhere.