West Brom fans have been replying in their droves after former loan star Romelu Lukaku gave a two-word admission about his time at the club to social media.

The Inter Milan talisman replied to current Baggies midfielder Romaine Sawyers on Twitter after the 28-year-old named Albion's 5-5 draw with Manchester United as his favourite game as a fan in the crowd - it's also known for being Sir Alex Ferguson's last swan song.

Lukaku was only on loan at the Hawthorns for the 2012/13 season but he clearly created a lasting effect as many supporters have been drooling over his comments.

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There were plenty of fans all begging the Belgian powerhouse to return from the west Midlands - as if that's supposed to be better than Milan.

But it is easy to see such comments have been made. Lukaku scored 17 goals and provided seven assists from 35 Premier League appearances, averaging a strike every 118 minutes, per Transfermarkt.

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Those sorts of numbers have long-escaped the Hawthorns - current top goalscorer is Hal Robson-Kanu with ten, he'd need to score in the majority of their nine remaining matches to reach a similar tally.

Other supporters were quick to laud the game as one of the best they've witnessed at Albion.

United had gone 3-0 up and even held a 5-2 lead before Lukaku came on as a substitute to stick a hat-trick past David de Gea and earn the Baggies an unlikely point.

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