- Jun 29, 2003
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Harry Kane is reportedly ready to discuss extending his stay at Tottenham after becoming happy with the direction the club is heading in.
Source: Daily Mail
Source: Daily Mail
Yeah, if/when he does beat Greaves' record, he'll be immortalized in Tottenham's history. Anyone (to a point) can win a trophy or two, in fact, players do it 4 times a year every single year. But being a true legend at your beloved football club and to go into the history books is – IMO – a far greater achievement than a trophy.I truly think that since Levy rejected City's offer that this was never in doubt. At nearly twenty nine and currently under contract i don't see where we could now cash in big style on a transfer fee.
I also think deep down Harry feels that beating Jimmy's record would cement his name in history at the club, a record that once set is likely to remain unbeaten.
I love how he was "nearly 28" this time last year, when the media was reporting we needed to accept losing him for a cut price, cos his value will drop...then he was "nearly 29" at the end of the window....and still "nearly 29" now.I truly think that since Levy rejected City's offer that this was never in doubt. At nearly twenty nine and currently under contract i don't see where we could now cash in big style on a transfer fee.
I also think deep down Harry feels that beating Jimmy's record would cement his name in history at the club, a record that once set is likely to remain unbeaten.