Harry Kane
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mattyspurs
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All jokes aside, this is what excites me the most about the lad.
Not only do we have a very young striker who can score with both feet, his head, is quite powerful and seems intelligent in his play, he is one of our own! That coupled with all of those other attributes makes him deadly. He is a fan, he is just like us who cheer him on, which means his passion shows no bounds and he wants us to win just as much as we do.
You just can't put a price on that!
Kaboul'sForehead
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My girlfriend's brother went to the same school (Chingford foundation) and was in the same year as Harry Kane; so now he is the talk of the town it's only fair I asked my future brother-in-law stuff about Harry so I can be popular with the cool kids on SpursCommunity.
Me:
Alright ***** how are you mate? What do you remember about Harry Kane when at school with him and what was the name of the school? What was he like personality wise and do you remember any stories (football or other stuff) or maybe how he was at football? Did he get bullied or anything?
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Yeah good mate , well have to say when we all use to be at the park getting drunk (200 strong) this guy no lie was there doing kick ups. he use to go in goal in a game at lunch with 100 people playing and would run it out take it passed everyone and score. he was alright guy he called me big head and I said his face looked like it was upside down, he was quiet ish but had bants was a nice guy don't think he was bullied at all just loved football was in my business and maths class so quite a smart guy
Me:
Alright ***** how are you mate? What do you remember about Harry Kane when at school with him and what was the name of the school? What was he like personality wise and do you remember any stories (football or other stuff) or maybe how he was at football? Did he get bullied or anything?
*****:
Yeah good mate , well have to say when we all use to be at the park getting drunk (200 strong) this guy no lie was there doing kick ups. he use to go in goal in a game at lunch with 100 people playing and would run it out take it passed everyone and score. he was alright guy he called me big head and I said his face looked like it was upside down, he was quiet ish but had bants was a nice guy don't think he was bullied at all just loved football was in my business and maths class so quite a smart guy
kursaal
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Not sure who disagreed but he was
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/ar...tml?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490
ComfortablyNumb
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Not sure I've understood your post correctly, but that article says Arsenal picked him up aged 8, dropped him aged 9, then we picked him up aged 11.
TheAmerican
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From the article:
"From Ridgeway, he joined Watford's youth set up where he spent two months before being snapped up by Tottenham as an 11-year-old."
mil1lion
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His ability to keep on the ball actually reminds me of Dembele. Whenever the ball seems to be getting away from him he manages to get in front of the opposition player. He uses his body so well but unlike Dembele he has the pace and attacking instincts to drive past players and score goals. I think that's why Dembele often checks back and passes because he doesn't have the pace and athleticism to carry the ball past players.
So impressed he has carried the same level of performance regardless of the opposition. To score two top class goals against Chelsea is nothing short of impressive.
So impressed he has carried the same level of performance regardless of the opposition. To score two top class goals against Chelsea is nothing short of impressive.
TheAmerican
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It's truly incredible. I always anticipate the tackle to come in, but he always seems to keep it. At first, I thought it was teams simply underestimating his ability, but now it's looking like a true talent of his. The way he shrugged off Oscar and Fabregas on that first goal is absolutely class.
Stavrogin
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We always knew Kane had presence to go with his talent but I've been surprised how good he was in the last two games. The maturity and accomplishment of his play was almost astonishing. Especially since he's looked a little greedy and overenthusiastic recently.
He seemed to understand his role, the necessity of retaining possession etc. and he did it almost perfectly.
He seemed to understand his role, the necessity of retaining possession etc. and he did it almost perfectly.
ryantegan
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southlondonyiddo
My eyes have seen some of the glory..
- Nov 8, 2004
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WOW
I think we’re looking at the 1st Million Pound a week footballer. Levy get your cheque book out lol
Mr Tottenham ripped Mr Chelsea a new one yesterday....
I think we’re looking at the 1st Million Pound a week footballer. Levy get your cheque book out lol
Mr Tottenham ripped Mr Chelsea a new one yesterday....
THFCSPURS19
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Don't forget to get the Lloris IF as well from Wednesday
Spursidol
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Not played for the Spurs u21's that I can recall - but he's scored 5 for the England u21's this season, think its in 6 appearances.
http://www.spurscommunity.co.uk/index.php?threads/tottenham-hotspur-goals-assists-2014-2015.111657/ and 17 for Spurs.
Either way its over 20 goals this season for Spurs and England u21's. As you say, not bad !
TheAmerican
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I always hated that bit. If you work hard, you can play for Spurs. It really, really bothers me that Tactics Tim used Real Madrid as a motivational tool. You can see why our squad was in such disarray for so long. Fucking bellend.
Hoddle&Waddle
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Teddy Klinsmann
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One of the worlds most dangerous predators...and a tiger.
tiger666
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Except there's no evidence Sherwood said it.
