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West Bromwich Albion: Fans react as Karlan Grant scores yet again

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Many West Bromwich Albion fans have been left impressed after seeing footage of Karlan Grant scoring yet again for their team. 

Over the weekend, the Baggies claimed a resounding 3-0 win over Bristol City in the Championship thanks to goals from Jordan Hugill, Kyle Bartley, and Grant.

The match afforded the club’s in-form striker yet another chance to impress. He duly took his opportunity, scoring his sixth goal in as many games with an emphatic finish following an under-hit back pass towards the Bristol goalkeeper.

Footage of the moment was shared by the club’s official Twitter page and it soon saw their fans happily singing Grant’s praises.

What did the West Brom fans say?

“That was a good ‘un! Pleased to see Karlan on top form after getting some stick a while back – the best way to silence the critics! Keep ’em coming KG!”

@RachelTeeAD
“Proving me wrong i’ll happily admit, he’s looking like the player we thought we’d bought now.”
@PallettJack
“Just shows what confidence can do to a player.”
@haydt219
“First to admit I didnt see this type of form coming. Some mentality from KG to keep grafting away when the chips were down. Deserves this form.”
@TheRainbowStand
“Much, much better!”
@HalesowenBaggie
“The way he finished was a real sign of his confidence. Absolute class.”
It’s clear to see after reading these comments, that many members of this section of the West Brom support have really been impressed by the form Grant has displayed this season.
In fairness to them, with just one goal in 27 Premier League appearances last season, it’s understandable if their expectations weren’t particularly high.

Will Karlan Grant fire West Brom back into the Premier League?

Yes

Yes

No

No
Either way, they seem delighted to have Grant playing for their club at the moment. And it looks like he could well fire the Baggies back into England’s top division.

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