Michy Batshuayi’s Twitter interactions with one over-excited Chelsea fan have been pure bizarre

When a new striker comes to your club it's pretty exciting for the fans.

But when that new hitman is absolute fire you can forgive people for getting a bit carried away - however there's always one who just takes it too far. Liverpool fans have already been talking silverware with Sadio Mane making a big impression and similarly over at Old Trafford, United fans are wetting themselves over Zlatan Ibrahimovic. While Arsenal fans have been...eh...never mind. Meanwhile, Chelsea fans have been getting all excited over their new man Michy Batshuayi. To be fair the 22-year-old Belgian hotshot has had an impressive start to life at Stamford Bridge - scoring three so far and linking up well with Diego Costa. It's this blossoming strike partnership that got one fan a little over-excited though and decided to tweet his new hero about it. Batshuayi had originally tweeted a shot of him and Costa enjoying pre-season training on August 4 with a happy 'strike force on point' caption. https://twitter.com/mbatshuayi/status/760967847635980288 After coming on and setting up the winner against West Ham in his first competitive outing for his new club, he followed it up with this... https://twitter.com/mbatshuayi/status/765298526825902081 That's when things got a little weird when one fan told Batshuayi straight up how he reacted when the winner went in... https://twitter.com/Hazpillian/status/765299881342857221 Quite rightly the Chelsea striker pretty much told him to keep his penis celebrations to himself in future. https://twitter.com/mbatshuayi/status/765300200638414850 So when he scored against Watford in the 2-1 away win at the weekend he had to double check that the supporter had kept his knob well away from the world and any Chelsea goal celebrations... https://twitter.com/mbatshuayi/status/767031377808257028 Batshuayi was on target for Chelsea again last night as they advanced to the next round of the EFL Cup. On the latest GAA Hour we look back at Mayo-Tipperary and chat to Andy Moran about his incredible, never-ending career. Listen below or subscribe here on iTunes.