Supporters of Everton have been drooling over quotes made by Carlo Ancelotti which were relayed on the club’s official Twitter account.
On Wednesday, the Toffees shared a post in which the 60-year-old Italian was quoted as saying: “Everton is a beautiful club” before passing comment on the family feeling at Goodison Park and listing his aims (per Everton), which supporters loved.
? | @MrAncelotti gets it.
Magnifico. ? #EFC
— Everton (@Everton) February 12, 2020
Music to my ears !
— The UK Never Trumper ?? (@BillyBarbel) February 12, 2020
Daily ‘pinch myself that Carlo Ancelotti is our manager’ moment ?
— David Robson (@drobson_efc) February 12, 2020
he loves the blues and we love him more. we are so lucky having him here. Not only is he elite, hes also an extremely motivated and loved man.
— Simon Lovelady Wakenshaw (@siewakes20) February 12, 2020
Do you believe that Carlo Ancelotti can form the Toffees into realistic title contenders?Yes, he is a fantastic managerNo, no one could manage it
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Since Ancelotti’s arrival at Goodison Park, the Toffees have won five, drawn two and lost two in all competitions, with the losses coming against Liverpool and Manchester City (per BBC).
While also seeing an upturn in results, the club has seen a meritocratic rise from 15th in the Premier League table (per BBC) to sitting seventh, trailing a Champions League spot by five points (per BBC), leaving many keen to gush.
I love this man and its been a while since I have liked our managers. Hope he is a big success here.
— blue is the colour (@DJC1953) February 12, 2020
I love you carlo lad… if you or your family ever need an organ donor, give me a shout.
— JaMiE c (@JCtheboss187) February 12, 2020
He is one of the best things that has ever happened to Everton. Exciting times.
— Gwyn Jones (@strongmangwyn) February 12, 2020
How lucky are we to have him as our manager, fair play to Moshiri. Exciting times ahead. Now let’s get where we belong ?????? #EFC #COYB #fantastico
— Tom Hughes (@tom1507) February 12, 2020
What do we think?
What Ancelotti has done with Everton so far has been nothing short of sensational, taking the club from 15th in the table to sitting not far behind Chelsea in the final Champions League spot (per BBC).
This is made even more impressive without having been able to build the squad in his image yet. Who knows where the Toffees could end up following a few strong transfer windows.