Wheeler Dealer
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The bin dippers would go into meltdown if Kane pipped Salah to the golden boot by one goal..
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Well aslong as you don't sit on the fence with it.I don’t see the problem in me expressing my opinion.....
Donki
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Well aslong as you don't sit on the fence with it.
Sorry I find it hard arguing with stupid.
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I'm not the one with the problem with it/not a problem with it. You should proof read what you type before posting.
Good luck!
Edit: This isn't arguing, this is expressing an opinion.
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Cheers.
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You're welcome, I look forward to you expressing more opinions on a subject that will be irrelevant this time next month - unless Kane wins the Golden boot I suppose ...
BringBack_leGin
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How the fuck does him claiming the goal and appealing, with support of the club, that it be awarded to him after the match is over in any way mean he is after personal glory ahead of what’s best for the club? That’s as logical as the following sentence:
Harry Kane likes dogs, therefore he doesn’t like jazz music.
Him wanting that goal awarded to him and his commitment to the team cause are mutually exclusive to each other. He is chasing records aplenty and if he genuinely believes a goal is his, which he clearly does, then he he has every right to try to claim it if it’s not initially awarded. It doesn’t affect the team, it doesn’t affect the result. We still have the same points total and are in the same league position that we were in before the goal was awarded to him. And if anybody is in any doubt about Harry’s commitment to the team cause, they should look at how hard he works to come back from injury, how much he risks his body not just to score goals, but to chase down loose balls and to make tackles, and how he could have doubled his salary at several other clubs every summer for the past three years and is still with us with a couple of contracts since signed.
Corrected for you.
Sad bastard? No, just some who felt he achieved something and wanted it to be recognised. You have a job I assume? If you do something positive, credit worthy, important to your company’s overall aims, but the monthly newsletter credits the achievement to your colleague as a result of a misinterpretation by the marketing team, will you keep quiet and simmer with quiet resentment while your colleague gets roundly praised and blown off by the hot uni student on work experience, or will you go to your boss and show him proof that it was you who did the good thing?
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I have a problem with the overreaction from some people on here, yes. Harry told a camera that he felt he got a touch, which cameras have shown was true, who cares about the language used? It’s all just a massively overreaction as far as I’m concerned, I thought our fans would see through the media bullshit better tbh.
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I’ve honestly never seen someone rally so hard for an opinion on here as you have
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I can only work with the material put in front of me. Sorry!I’ve honestly never seen someone rally so hard for an opinion on here as you have
Donki
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I’ve stayed the same since this started, would have been nice for Harry to simply say “I felt a touch but happy for Christian to claim the goal”, fair enough he didn’t. He should have said nothing else to the media and simply dealt with it all within the club and wait for the verdict. I don’t see much of an overreaction, the media will have a pop of course and we just suck it up, let’s not get all “how dare the bastards” about it.
spursfan77
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Yeah I think that’s the best outcome. A FA cup winning goal to go ahead.
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I'm still pissing myself laughing at all the Ronaldo statues to get up to speed with the idea of him claiming a goal he touched in from a free-kick.
The idea of the BBC's millionaire chuckle brothers, cosying up to Kane and co in the summer, genuinely does sicken me.
FFS Shearer! The absolute arrogance of the man! To think being England captain raises him above kicking footballers in the head! To think he could walk into Newcastle with no managerial credentials and manage them! Stick to being bald and playing golf, Alan. At least you're good at one of them.
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That would hardly make much difference to the PL Golden Boot.
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A forum is a place for opinions.
My view is that something with Harry has shifted...and he's becoming more driven by his own ego and agenda as opposed to being the complete team player that he was, say, a year ago.
I not saying a massive shift. But, for me, definitely a shift.
That's what I've spotted.
And the litmus test is whether he makes the effort over the coming games to set up other players around him..or whether he simply goes for everything so that he can make up a 4 goal deficit on Salah.
That's my concern. And yes, I might be completely wrong.
But I also work in psychology and my job is to spot changes in energy, ego and behaviour.
Anyway, it's just an opinion. And opinions create discussions and discussions create forums.
My view is that something with Harry has shifted...and he's becoming more driven by his own ego and agenda as opposed to being the complete team player that he was, say, a year ago.
I not saying a massive shift. But, for me, definitely a shift.
That's what I've spotted.
And the litmus test is whether he makes the effort over the coming games to set up other players around him..or whether he simply goes for everything so that he can make up a 4 goal deficit on Salah.
That's my concern. And yes, I might be completely wrong.
But I also work in psychology and my job is to spot changes in energy, ego and behaviour.
Anyway, it's just an opinion. And opinions create discussions and discussions create forums.
Cornpattbuck
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Bingo.
BringBack_leGin
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Thankfully goals just so happen to win games, therefore the more goals Kane scores, the more games Spurs win.
rossdapep
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And that's exactly what it is. A player who is determined to succeed and get everything he can. We've waited for a very long time to have a player like that so I will defend Harry to tilt over this.
I'll refer to the tweet I saw in that Liverpool see this as pathetic yet don't see the number of despicable things that they have down over the years.
