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Remember the Name: Moise Kean

Lyndon Lloyd Sunday, 4 August, 2019 5comments  |  Jump to last
Everton's new signing, Moise Kean, in his own words during his Juventus days about his upbringing and hard-knocks football education in Asti.

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Si Smith
1 Posted 06/08/2019 at 02:59:53
School of hard knocks, this guy is going to be unreal or the next head case Mario Ballioteli!!!!

I have faith, Moise, I'm going for the unreal.

Dave Williams
2 Posted 06/08/2019 at 09:38:44
I agree, Si – a real lad from the streets and he sounds like he means business. You can really see the crowd getting behind him if he makes a good start. He could just be what we have been waiting for!
Derek Knox
3 Posted 06/08/2019 at 14:59:03
Good insight into what he has had to go through to get to the upper echelons in Italian Football. Many are saying he could turn out to be a 'Mario Balotelli type' I don't think so personally, the lad seems a lot more grounded and a lot less arrogant.

Furthermore, I think they have a good structure at Finch Farm and Everton Football Club in general, to keep him not only grounded, while he further develops his undoubted skills, but appreciative of it too.

I for one, am glad he is with us, for the foreseeable future.

Steve Ferns
4 Posted 06/08/2019 at 15:15:46
I enjoyed his press conference. I'm sure Lyndon will post a synopsis in due course. Key takeaway is he seems to be settling in well, and understanding that this is a team that is gearing up to support him. only disappointing thing was he's set himself a minimum target of SEVEN goals for this season. I've have liked for him to target 15 as that's what I would expect for our main striker.

As a comparison Lukaku scored the following:
13/14 - 15
14/15 - 10
15/16 - 18
16/17 - 25

So, 15 the target for me, and 20 next season.

Adam Carey
5 Posted 07/08/2019 at 12:38:50
Steve #4, I agree he should be aiming higher but also take that as Moise setting himself a personal target of scoring more than he did last season. Not a bad thing, and theoretically possible if he managed 1 goal per 2 games in Italy where they focus on defence more than attacking. If we can get the wingers and Siggy feeding chances this boy could fly.

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