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Still one of our own - HK

It’s an absolute travesty and a blot on the ownership that they didn’t build a team around HK, a once in a generation talent.

There wouldn’t have been anyone who wouldn’t admire a home grown talent that went all the way to the top with his boy hood club.

I’m happy for him but equally so so disappointed in the Tottenham hierarchy for not fulfilling that dream that we all had as kids running around in the park or playing on the school playground scoring 6 goals before dinner time and lifting the cups with THFC.

Hat off to you Harry, not a blemish on you as a footballer, a person or a professional. Unbelievable in a world of teletext, tic tocks, face palm etc in comparison to players who have run around a bit and think that they are gods gift.

What a bloke, what a footballer. Proud of you pal
 
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What a video. The little arsenal montage as well. All the flimflam talk about him never stepping up in semi finals and finals, he was a man for the big moments and without any question his goals took us from a team that wants to finish 4th to a Champions League finalist and Premier League runner up. It's a travesty that he never got to taste success with Spurs. It's a disgrace the mismanagement that didn't allow us to capitalise on generational talents in Kane and Son. He simply has to come back one day.
 
Thank you, Harry—it is thoroughly deserved. Were it not for the cheating of certain other clubs, you surely would have won something with us.
I thank you for having brought us, if only for a fleeting moment, such happiness and pride.
It’s a beautiful story, Harry—truly beautiful—but I have a feeling that the circle isn’t quite complete; something is still missing.
With the hope that is—I trust—being rekindled at Tottenham for a return to beautiful football, there is one piece of the puzzle still absent, and you, Harry, are that missing link.
Yes, it’s true that the grass may look greener elsewhere, but the grass at home is always the best. Please, Harry: win the Champions League, then come back to us—back home, to your own garden, among your own people.
 
What he has worked and worked and worked at is his ball striking
It’s why he can pass exceptionally well and his finishing is almost predictable in its accuracy
You have to ask why aren’t more and more players doing just that because its more than talent to work hard
 
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