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Published 14:51 26 Mar 2017 BST
Updated 14:56 26 Mar 2017 BST

"Shane told me he had thought of the time I gave birth to Teigan. I had a hypnotherapy birth and they taught Shane to help me to breathe through it. "He told me, 'It all came back to me. I was just talking to Seamus, teaching him how to breathe through it all'."Long said Coleman had been listening to him closely and had followed his breathing advice as medics set his leg in a splint. It is a measure of the man Coleman is that he thought of his friend's concern and support as he was lying in a bed at St Vincent's Hospital ahead of Saturday morning surgery. Kayleah Long revealed that Coleman had sent a message to her husband that night 'to thank him for his kindness' Coleman had pins and screws inserted into his right leg on Saturday morning and, according to Ireland boss Martin O'Neill, doctors were pleased with how surgery went. He was visited by some of the Irish squad over the weekend, one of whom was Long. With any luck, both players will be reunited in the green of Ireland later this year. Catch up with this week's episode of 888Sport Football Friday Live
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