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Things are a bit raw at the moment, and there is a lot of salt in the thread cure (understandable), but he is clearly in the very upper echelon of Spurs players. An all time legend.
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Timberwolf
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Will go down as the best partnership in the PL for a long time. Can't see anyone matching their record any time soon.
Fredo
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Why are people making shit like this? Absolute drama queens
Experienced agent will have helped.
Think that's why I don't have any seriously bad thoughts about Bale. And wouldn't have done with the others if they had gone about things a bit better. It's still not easy to lose your best players and i'd still be angry, but there's always a right way to do things and make things not so bad. Not convinced the disrespectful behaviour secured their moves rather than the clubs ultimately came up with the money we wanted.
VancouverSpur
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I would not be at all surprised if he is back in a Spurs shirt in 2-3 years time. And if that happens he could well end up being our best ever player. But some of the names you mention are legends of the club whose records only look better with age.
Tucker
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They all won trophies. So he can’t compare tbh.
muffwah
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We have said the same thing for 10 years now
WiganSpur
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I don't think Charlie Kane gives Harry Kane a pass. It was Harry who decided he was above the club and could do what he wanted.
worcestersauce
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They'd have organised it, they love a rally.
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Haslingtonspur
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Its not though is it, they gave us the VW 1.6 TDi engine.
Just on those three:
Blanchflower changed football.] not just THFC. a true revolutionary.
Greaves was a better pure goalscorer. If we had wanted to keep him longer he'd have extended the goalscoring record and been unbeatable.
Hoddle just had the most unbelievable vision and skill. Like Pele and Maradona levels on occasion.
This is not just feeling raw because he's just gone. But i just don't see he's better than them on their core strengths.
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Glass ankles, let us down in every final, biggest success has been without him in team, etc, etc
Agree. But also think he believed what Charlie was telling him were the right things to do - the things Charlie thought all players get up to to force a move.
McFlash
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Bit early yet, need the dust to settle first but I wouldn't currently put him up there with the absolute legends like Blanchflower, Mabbs and Ledders.
He's been a great player but let's face it, he's wanted to leave for the past couple of years and this is his second time agitating for a move.
That whole City saga and how he behaved changed the way I thought about him and that's probably why I'm not actually sad that he's gone now.
I was fuming after the Neville interview and his refusal to return to training, not to mention the bullshit statement he put out that treated us fans as mugs.
Once he's retired, I'm sure I'll think differently but for now, fuck him.
We move on.
mark87
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Fuck off, didn't need to see that, now I'm upset.
Cambridge Spur
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I think part of what has made Kane as good as he is is his lack of emotion. He is so driven, I honestly do not believe that he has this love for Spurs that some think. We as fans love to romanticise the game but I think that disappeared a long time ago.
