The £60,000 deal that saw Seamus Coleman move to Everton from Sligo Rovers in 2009 has been one of the club's greatest pieces of business.
The 34-year-old has gone to clock up 401 appearances in Royal Blue, scored 28 goals and has been championed by manager after manager - even earning Frank Lampard's praise as one of the best people he had ever met. And Coleman was an inspiration once again on Saturday as his stunning goal earned Everton a vital win over Leeds United.
It was the club captain's 22nd goal in the Premier League and maintained the remarkable record that accompanies his strikes - every time he has scored in the league, Everton have failed to lose. Following his latest effort, one of his most sublime to date, the ECHO looks back at his haul of league goals and what they meant at the time.
