davidmatzdorf
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Harry Kane
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Spurger King
can't smile without glue
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Must have missed it. Only read the recent pages. Glad I'm in good company.
It's certainly a valid point. It was probably just fresh in my mind due to trawling through the pages of this thread last night to see how thoughts on Kane have developed over the last couple of years.
THFCSPURS19
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Has anyone realised how two-footed Kane is? Incredible.
Ironskullll
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Another thing about him is his slightly ungainly body shape. It's almost as though when he's running with the ball it's not so much in front of him as it is underneath him. I think it makes it more difficult for players to challenge him for fear of fouling him.
thinktank
Hmmm...
- Sep 28, 2004
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That and this makes him very difficult to play against...
http://www.spurscommunity.co.uk/ind...sea-match-thread.115094/page-100#post-4407912
Yid-ol
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Is he? Well why the fuck has no one said this already!!
nasescoba1985
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I said on another thread about what i love about him and that's his outstanding balance. He picks up the ball and just glides through people using superb body strength and the best balance i have seen in a footballer at spurs in years. I suppose similar to Bale in a way but obviously no where near his level just yet but in the sense of being almost impossible to tackle.
Blackrat1299
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Has anybody heard whether Cahills kick in Harry's back is going to be dealt with by the FA? Didn't want to start a new thread for this.
mattyspurs
It is what it is
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Like me, this morning
Syn_13
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Watched the game again today. It really should be brought up with the FA because it's a deliberate kick. Not only that but afterwards he tramples on Kane's ankle. He pretends he's going for the ball when he stamps but if you watch the replay he's looking straight down at Kane's ankle and there's no way he's going to be able to stretch enough to reach the ball. The dirty fuck.
Blackrat1299
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With regards to the ankle stamp, you will notice that the ball is a good 2 feet out of play, so he can't use the excuse of going for the ball. He (Cahill) is an unmitigated C***.
fuzzylogic
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Gary cahill is the new John terry, **** of a guy! I can't say much more than this at the.moment as I am struggling to control my fingers on this phone as I am pissed
My synopsis is that he is a bell end
My synopsis is that he is a bell end
dricha1
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No further action. And non for Mourinho calling out the referee, again....
Blackrat1299
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Are they saying Dowd saw it and didn't think anything of it? Or is the Prem League prats sucking up to Jose again?
dricha1
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Both probably. Mourinho cleverly mentioned Sterlings 'slap' against Swansea in his press conference, almost daring the FA to charge Cahill.
TottenhamLegend
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I know it's all ultimately pointless at such an early stage, but I wonder how he ranks in our entire history, with minimum 10 goals as the criteria.
arunspurs
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Isnt this in the first column of the same table?
RichieS
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Football didn't begin with the Premier League...
Much as Sky would like you to think otherwise.
