Harry Kane
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I think he will need to make a choice Kane in terms of next season. I dont think he will sign a contract because i think he will give it a year with Conte... the thing is it depends on how much weight is CL football for him... also I simply cant see him going to Man City, Liverscum and Chelscum or Arsenal (if they get top four)... so I just dont see what options there are for him apart from staying and us really going for it next season... the fruit are showing now and with some money spent in the summer we can get three or four or five who can elevate us
Lifelong
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I’ve just hit the ripe old age of 60 and I’ve had the absolute joy and pleasure of seeing some of the best the world has to give, not all playing in the lillywhite, but quite a few. Without a doubt he is up near the top and he’s rubbing shoulders with proper players, the sort you’d gladly pay to watch, which is what it’s all about. Enjoy it while it lasts……I for one am glad he’s one of our own, and he always will be……
sundanceyid10
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I don’t disagree, the pressure on Levy is huge right now, he simply has to get it right this summer.
McFlash
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Me but not for having his head turned, just the way he behaved about it all.
There's no denying that he's a great player but for me, he's still a little tarnished by the whole interview/turning up late debacle.
C0YS
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I was just thinking that Kane is almost like having David Beckham on the wing, Kevin De Bruyne at AM and Alan Shearer in the box.
It's reached a point that he is not even a 'jack of all trades' he was considered in his youth but now he is one of the finest footballers in the world in seemingly any offensive position.
In many ways his completeness has always made people underrate him as for a lot of his career you couldn't immediately see what he brings (apart from goals that is). He doesn't have the pace of Mbappe for example. The idea he was ever only a poacher, that was so pervasive before 2020, was always simplistic. But now he has reached a point where he isn't just an incredibly complete and effective player but a jaw droppingly brilliant one.
When all is said and done he will be regarded as one of the all time greats, and I love to watch people get all wound up over this realisation trying to deny something increasingly impossible to deny.
It's reached a point that he is not even a 'jack of all trades' he was considered in his youth but now he is one of the finest footballers in the world in seemingly any offensive position.
In many ways his completeness has always made people underrate him as for a lot of his career you couldn't immediately see what he brings (apart from goals that is). He doesn't have the pace of Mbappe for example. The idea he was ever only a poacher, that was so pervasive before 2020, was always simplistic. But now he has reached a point where he isn't just an incredibly complete and effective player but a jaw droppingly brilliant one.
When all is said and done he will be regarded as one of the all time greats, and I love to watch people get all wound up over this realisation trying to deny something increasingly impossible to deny.
If Citeh land Haaland, then I don’t see another English team that provide that much better an option/fit than Spurs strengthened under Conte.
He’s not really Liverpool’s type of striker, United aren’t really a better option than us and I don’t see him signing for another London side, so if he wants to stay in England where does he go that’s a better option than us?
Gb160
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He’s not the brightest bloke and looking back was clearly being advised by a complete amateur, I don’t personally hold what he did in the summer against him.
McFlash
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Yeah, when it was the tactical nous of Charlie advising him, he was fucked from the start.
I'm like a parent really, I'm not angry, just disappointed. ?
glacierSpurs
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I like it now that Citeh didn't wish to cough more than £100m for him last summer! ?
spursfan77
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He played well today but I wouldn’t have given him motm because it was a normal performance from him. One he’s given numerous times. I thought others played well. Doherty, Romero and especially Hojbjerg who didn’t put a foot wrong all game.
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Will never forgive him for last summer. That’s just me though
southlondonyiddo
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I’ll never forgive Levy for not building a team around one of our youth players that cost nothing
That’s just me though
nailsy
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And on the flip side of this the club can't just decide to sell him when he's only got a year left on his contract so they can get some money for him. If Kane decides at that point that he's going to see out his contract and leave on a free there's nothing much that the club can do about it.
Gassin's finest
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It's almost like they weren't serious about it, and the main objective was to destabilise.
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