A few Everton fans have been reacting on social media after the club shared a post from Tom Davies, as the midfielder reflected on Saturday’s win over Chelsea.
Davies had taken to his personal Instagram account to tease Dominic Calvert-Lewin after the match, with an adapted photo of the forward celebrating scoring his first of the day to double our lead over Frank Lampard’s Stamford Bridge natives.
Calvert-Lewin had run off toward the stands kissing the club’s badge after scoring his sixth goal of the season in all competitions, and would later be celebrating again when he notched his first Premier League brace for the Blues.
Davies was watching the action from the bench at the time, as interim manager Duncan Ferguson opted to turn elsewhere for his central midfield options, having seen former boss Marco Silva favour the England U21 international in the starting line-up of his last seven top-flight games in charge.
Was Ferguson right to drop Davies?
Yes, absolutely
No, he should have played
Calvert-Lewin’s celebration presented Davies with a chance to tease his former Young Lions teammate, though, as the midfielder has taken a photo of the striker celebrating his first goal and placed his face over that of Calvert-Lewin’s.
Davies shared the post through his Instagram feed with the caption: “Haters will say it’s Photoshopped”.
All about those angles. Tom Davies! 🔥😂 pic.twitter.com/LUVWE6a87N
— Everton (@Everton) December 9, 2019
Here are some of the messages shared as fans reacted to Davies’ Photoshop skills, once shared on Twitter by the club’s official account…
Fella needs to spend more time on the training pitch and less time on his photoshop!
— Tom (@Tom0244112) December 10, 2019
😂😂😂😂😂😂
— leeG1878 (@bluetsunami1878) December 9, 2019
Ab-Dominic.
— Ultra Mugnus (@mkn1ght) December 9, 2019
Seems legit.
— EFC (@Blueblood_1984) December 9, 2019
It is photoshopped – defo – when does the real Tom Davies ever wear shin pads or have his socks pulled up to his knees 😉
— Mary (@MaryJoanna) December 9, 2019
😂😂😂💙
— Stephen Leary (@MrEverton1878) December 9, 2019
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