Supporters of Everton have shown their love for a post from the club’s official Twitter account that relayed quotes from Moise Kean.
Following Tuesday night’s 2-2 draw with Newcastle United, the club shared a video of the Italian in which he stated: “The fans are a big support” and noted their patience with him (as per Everton), which had fans showing their love.
?? | "The fans are a big support. They trust in me and had big patience in me."
Moise Kean ? Evertonians. pic.twitter.com/zBQlIlTHYz
— Everton (@Everton) January 22, 2020
Would rather have moose kean over Roy Keane or Robbie Keane every day of the week has the potential to be the best Keane the league has seen ?
— The Lonsdale 7 (@7Lonsdale) January 23, 2020
What a fella, hopefully he kicks on now
— ??M? (@SamG_9) January 22, 2020
hope he remembers this when he scores 30 goals next season!! He looks like he will be a superstar
— Michael Ian (@planty2403) January 22, 2020
Is the goal against Newcastle United the turning point for Moise Kean's Everton career?Yes, will be a huge confidence boost
No, he'll still need a little more time
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The goal against the Toon marked the 19-year-old’s first in English football since his summer move from Juventus for a fee in the area of £27.5 million (as per BBC).
With an average rating of 6.36/10 for this season so far (as per WhoScored), fans could have been forgiven for losing faith in the youngster, however, many were behind him after the club’s post.
Said it before and I’ll say it again, you work hard and love us and we’ll love you ?
— Mark Pendleton (@sunscreemer) January 22, 2020
Was fantastic last night. Shame he was let down badly by the others.
— Rob 1878 Coppell (@CoppellRob) January 22, 2020
2nd Name on the next teamsheet (after DCL)!
— Craig (@ctayts) January 22, 2020
He’s gonna be great. What a player.
— Callum (@callumtaitt) January 22, 2020
Well done Moise, big things to come.
— Louis Soulsby (@LouisSoulsby) January 22, 2020
What do we think?
It feels as though it has been a long time coming for the young striker to bag his first goal, having not scored in his first 21 appearances (per Transfermarkt), but, hopefully, it is the start of a run of form.
Having picked up an 8/10 performance rating for the outing against Steve Bruce’s side (per Liverpool Echo), fans will be expecting more of the same going forward.