Supporters of Everton have reacted to quotes from Yerry Mina which were relayed by the club’s official Twitter account.
On Thursday morning, the Toffees posted quotes from an interview with the Colombian centre-back, in which he lauded Carlo Ancelotti as a “top manager” (as per Everton), which some fans loved.
? | Since @MrAncelotti took over, we're second in the #PL form table.
And Yerry Mina is loving working with the boss! ?
— Everton (@Everton) February 6, 2020
Get yourself someone who looks at you the way Carlo looks at Mina
— Lee (@1878Lee) February 6, 2020
you love to read this from the players. doncelotti is doing bits just by being doncelotti
— Actually Jeffrey (@YaboyJeff_Jazz) February 6, 2020
Should Yerry Mina be one of the key players for Carlo Ancelotti to keep or move on?Keep, he's absolutely class
Move on, there's better
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Since Ancelotti arrived in Merseyside, the Toffees have won four, drawn two and lost two in all competitions (as per BBC), leaving the club sat in ninth position in the Premier League table (as per BBC).
However, following a report by the Mirror which labelled the Toffees as ‘faltering’, some were a little more downbeat on what Mina had to say on the 60-year-old Italian.
Don’t shout about it though, you’ll upset the media!
— Matt Davies ? EFC (@LittleMatt83) February 6, 2020
Sounds like we’re faltering to me…
— Laszlo (@Kurgya) February 6, 2020
It’s all downhill now lads.
— Joe (@JoeEFC_1878_) February 6, 2020
Don’t say this to loud will ya. @MirrorFootball might say Arteta has done a better job in the same time…regardless of the facts provided. ?
— Darren Turley (@DarrenTurley5) February 6, 2020
What do we think?
As some of the supporters mentioned, it is great to hear a player speak about a manager in such high regard and will certainly fill the fans with confidence.
However, as for the Mirror article which has clearly rubbed some fans up the wrong way, it does seem bizarre that Everton were described as ‘faltering’ when they have won two and drawn two of their previous four league games (as per Sky Sports).