The thought of Seamus Coleman flying down the wing at Goodison Park was little more than a pipe dream last summer. Seamus Coleman: Learning The young Irish right back Affliction Shirts who stole the show in Everton's 2-2 draw with Tottenham on Sunday was being forced to contemplate his future as a footballer barely months after being plucked from Sligo Rovers for £150,000. The 21-year-old had been struck down by a freak reaction to a blister on his foot while on tour in the United States. Everton's medical staff warned him the consequences could be severe. 'It became so badly infected that it threatened to eat away the bone in his foot,' he said. 'According to the physios, it could have been disastrous.' Even during his recovery, progress was slow and painful for the robust defender.He started playing again in the reserves and in October was given his big chance in the Europa League against Benfica in Lisbon. It could hardly have been worse as the team were hammered 5-0 and this time the questions were about his ability. When Joseph Yobo limped off on Sunday, Moyes had little choice but to throw in Coleman again and the defender did not let him down.Mens Affliction Jeans Moyes said: 'He was undoubtedly man of the match. His run for our first goal was excellent and he played really well throughout. He got forward and made a difference for us.' Moyes signed him on the recommendation of Willie McStay, a friend from their early playing days together at Celtic and brother of Paul, a former Sligo player-coach and currently with Hungarian club Ujpest. It promises to be a great tip-off. There was praise, too, from Tim Cahill for the full back who superbly set up Louis Saha's first goal and played an important part in the build-up to his own equaliser.Affliction Handbags Cahill said: 'He was fantastic. It's about helping Seamus learn how to play in the Premier League. This showed how well he is learning. His attitude is one of the best things about him. He never stops, works hard in training and loves being part of the team. As a captain I'm proud of him and he deserves it.' Liverpool midfielder Lucas is ready to take one for the team when Alberto Aquilani is handed his first start. Italian Aquilani, a £20million summer signing from Roma, has been used sparingly since recovering from ankle surgery but is set to feature against Fiorentina in Wednesday's dead rubber Champions League clash.Affliction Caps Reds boss Rafa Benitez looks likely to play Aquilani in front of Javier Mascherano with Lucas expected to make way. One in one out: Aquilani has his chance - but it could be bad news for Lucas (right) But the Brazilian said: 'It's exciting that Alberto is going to get his first chance and we're all looking forward to it. We will give him all the support and respect he needs. 'Hopefully he will do a really good job for us. When you have been out for a long time injured, it takes a while for you to get your rhythm back.Mens Affliction Hoody 'But it's easy to see in training that he's got quality on the ball and we hope he's going to help us.' He added in the Daily Mirror: 'People will make comparisons between him and Xabi Alonso, but he is a different player to Xabi. He is more attacking and we can all see that he is going to play in a more advanced role. 'He is going to need some time to settle and we will do everything to make that happen quickly.' Alberto Aquilani: Will Rafa finally let his saviour loose at Liverpool?Liverpool set to tie up deal for Icelandic teen Kristjan Gauti EmilssonBenitez insists it's good to talk as Mascherano discusses new dealBlackburn Rovers 0 Liverpool 0: Wake up and smell the Europa, RafaBlackburn 0 Liverpool . Women's clothing

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