Sure it would warm the cockles of your heart.
We all know Seamus Coleman is a gent but it's still lovely to take a bit of time and enjoy this great video Everton put together of Coleman's day with the Everton in the Community Down Syndrome team in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day.
The Irish captain joined former Everton player Ian Snodin in not only spending the day with the lads but in wearing odds socks to raise awareness for the special day, which takes place today, 21 March.
? | In celebration of World Down Syndrome Day, Seamus Coleman and Ian Snodin trained with @EITC's Down Syndrome team. #lotsofsocks #wdsd17 pic.twitter.com/AZFNKl6fSq
— Everton (@Everton) March 20, 2017
Needless to say, people absolutely loved the video.
@Everton @EITC what a wonderful video, @seamiecoleman23 was just superb with those lovely boys #proud ???
— Colette Kell (@ColetteKell1) March 20, 2017
Brilliant from Snods & @seamiecoleman23 this ?
EITC makes me proud to be a blue— ? toffeeboy ? (@ianspeny) March 20, 2017
@Everton @EITC Great work Everton & what a lovely video ?
— Rachel Lynch (@Rachel_Lynchx) March 20, 2017
Coleman was also interviewed by Ollie from the Down Syndrome team where he chatted about his friendship with James McCarthy and what it means to captain Ireland. One thing which did put a bit of a dampner on the day however was that the Donegalman openly admitted to the fact he likes Ed Sheeran's music.
? | Seamus Coleman receives a special post-match interview by Ollie from @EITC's Down Syndrome football team as we celebrate #wdsd17. pic.twitter.com/utNTmiO4ka
— EFC in the Community (@EITC) March 20, 2017
