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Teddy's not in my good books right now. Allegedly, according to some media reports (can't remember which!), he advised Kane to leave Spurs for a bigger club as soon as possible! Numpty.
Teddy's not in my good books right now. Allegedly, according to some media reports (can't remember which!), he advised Kane to leave Spurs for a bigger club as soon as possible! Numpty.
This article says exactly the opposite, with quotes..Teddy's not in my good books right now. Allegedly.... he advised Kane to leave Spurs for a bigger club as soon as possible! Numpty.
Yeah i did read that a last month.But the media do like to mess the words up.Anyway Kane is still one ofareour own and long may it be.
He's been more prolific yes.
But Teddy was a hell of a football player. Kane has a long way to go before I'd mention them in the same breath and I'd still take teddy in his prime right now.
People forget that Harry was seen by everyone as a number 10 only 2 seasons ago. He has developed his game so well that he can now adeptly play the number 9 role and has a 1 in 2 strike rate in the premier league. Most Importantly Harry remains an extremely clever and skilful player and he would still be as good as a 10 as he is a 9. Teddy is right - Harry has more about him and is way off his prime. Frightening.
Teddy's not in my good books right now. Allegedly, according to some media reports (can't remember which!), he advised Kane to leave Spurs for a bigger club as soon as possible! Numpty.
As amazing as Kane has been a lot of his goals are strange, almost as if he's sold his soul for goals and they all just go in.
Just watch some highlights of sheringham. Sadly most of it is man United but the way he made it look easy was his skill.
As amazing as Kane has been a lot of his goals are strange, almost as if he's sold his soul for goals and they all just go in.
When teddy scored you could see the trained, practiced and deliberate skills. And he was, like kane, so much more than just a goal scorer.
Teddy's not in my good books right now. Allegedly, according to some media reports (can't remember which!), he advised Kane to leave Spurs for a bigger club as soon as possible! Numpty.
In that respect, Kane is more like Lineker, who seemed to fluke a lot of goals. Except Gary did it consistently over his whole career including leading the England line to the World Cup semi's. Hopefully Kane will do the same!