Harry Kane
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I'm not sure what to think after this.
Kane now comes across as being totally self-obsessed. He's putting it out there that his goal-scoring record means everything, above what the team is trying to achieve.
I think we played some of our best football when he was injured, as we played alternative channels and varied our attacking approach.
Now Harry is back, he's going to DEMAND the ball directly to him, so that HE can beat Salah and win HIS coveted prize.
I'd much prefer to see Harry just get on with things and except that some goals you get deflections your way..and others you don't. He now looks a bit like a spoilt kid who didn't get his way.
But more to the point, you now know what his number one agenda is...his record. And that will impact on the way we play the game.
I've always thought of Harry as someone without ego and agenda.
But something has definitely changed. And not for the better.
If there are goal scoring opportunities for other players in the next few vital games...and he doesn't set them up, but goes for goal himself...and misses, then I'm going to be well peeved!!
We shall see.
Is it his agenda?
Or the Spurs team agenda?
Let's see how many goal scoring opportunities Harry sets up for other Spurs players over the coming 4 games.
Kane now comes across as being totally self-obsessed. He's putting it out there that his goal-scoring record means everything, above what the team is trying to achieve.
I think we played some of our best football when he was injured, as we played alternative channels and varied our attacking approach.
Now Harry is back, he's going to DEMAND the ball directly to him, so that HE can beat Salah and win HIS coveted prize.
I'd much prefer to see Harry just get on with things and except that some goals you get deflections your way..and others you don't. He now looks a bit like a spoilt kid who didn't get his way.
But more to the point, you now know what his number one agenda is...his record. And that will impact on the way we play the game.
I've always thought of Harry as someone without ego and agenda.
But something has definitely changed. And not for the better.
If there are goal scoring opportunities for other players in the next few vital games...and he doesn't set them up, but goes for goal himself...and misses, then I'm going to be well peeved!!
We shall see.
Is it his agenda?
Or the Spurs team agenda?
Let's see how many goal scoring opportunities Harry sets up for other Spurs players over the coming 4 games.
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Sorry mate but that's complete bollocks.
If the 3 points were at risk then you'd have a point, but they weren't, so you don't.
What is weird about this situation is it really illustrates how some of our fans can come to really illogical conclusions from such a simple situation.
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These are exactly the type of jokes that have made this such an issue on here, people don't like it when we're on the end of it, they are on the receiving end of their mates banter and lose cock inch-age.
As for Lineker, the size of his earholes I'd be surprised if he was ever more than 10 yards away from anything that happened anywhere on the pitch.
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Never have so many people been so triggered by something so small ... (there is probably a joke in here somewhere)
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Honestly, if it was another club you would be laughing as well, deny it all you want but it’s true.
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Spurs gave it to Kane at the time. It was only a bit later it was changed to Eriksen after a review by the league.
Claiming your goal that you (and the club) feel was wrongly taken away isn't funny. The exaggeration of Kane is desperate, how he's stealing a teammate's goal, how Spurs are small time for claiming it, how it's a conspiracy against a foreign player (yes, seen this from LFC fans), and the memes from fans of other clubs are all things we should - and are - laughing about.
Now it's going to make Kane seem like he's all about himself. Fact is, Spurs won 2-1 so the team part was over on Saturday evening. If Ronaldo had a goal given to someone else, he'd definitely claim it and want it added to his total. I suspect Salah would too!
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Yes and we would laugh at it, we have threads all about laughing at our apponents, on the main part for silly reasons. If your honestly saying you wouldn’t be laughing if it was Ronaldo or Salah I honestly wouldn’t believe you, I know I would be. Recently Ronaldo injured his face, blood pissing everywhere and a lot of opposition fans were laughing at him, calling him a wimp, if it’s was my face I would certainly want to see it. It’s football and sometime she you just have to suck it up.
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Not sure I would. If they've scored a goal, they are entitled to it. If they are lying, that's a different matter altogether.
The threads are a bit of fun and sure there's a lot of schadenfraude but also a general recap of what is happening at other clubs. Some clubs, like West Ham, can't help themselves, but there is also some praise in there too.
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I guarantee one thing: that arsehole Shearer would be right at the front of any queue to claim goals.
He wasn't so keen to admit he'd kicked Neil Lennon in the head.
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Yeah it's almost as if in their partisan and irrational support of a bunch of blokes kicking a ball around people don't always apply sound moral logic to every opinion they have, interesting???
I suppose it's the same reason we react differently when Liverpool score and when Tottenham score.
In your world of treating every action by certain clubs equally surely we should celebrate any time any team scores?
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I’m not sure, if Ronaldo had done the same thing I can only imagine the reaction.
