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Harry Kane MBE
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Robbo
Les Ferdinand
Well, his 0,8 goals per game would've been good enough to win the golden boot in 25 of the 31 PL seasons since 1992/93, so yeah.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
I don't think Kane himself really cares.
It's all about numbers and statistics for him.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
He has never had the praise, credit and recognition he should have
Even when he smashes Shearers record he will get pelters from large sections of the media, pundits etc
A couple of seasons ago he was top goal scorer and most assists yet still didn't get player of the year. It shows how he never gets the recognition he should get.
Not until Lamela hangs up his boots.
Kandi1977
Terry Dyson
If €100m+ a year is cheeky, yeah, why not.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
True but would I take that as the highest kind of back-handed compliment.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Really liked watching Sheringham playing he was a very talented player, but since he has retired he has been nothing but a mouthpiece for the gutter press etc. As you say he wheeled out every year, it seems he needs to think of himself as still relevent.
As a Spurs player when I was a kid he was my favourite and was gutted when he went to Man U. But he is no Spurs legend, a true legend like Ledley would never mouth off to the press like this....
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Could not agree more, there are so many ex players who take money to slag off our great club ( jamie O Hara is just one of them), most of them were never the best of players for us and that is why i am always sad to see Sheringham ( who as i said before was class) to jump in feet first.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Benzema announced to be leaving Real Madrid this summer. Brace yourself for a ramping up in Kane to Real stories.
I dont see him moving overseas given the PL record which he's chasing, but he'd only be human to be tempted if the opportunity to goes there comes up
We'd all prefer him to go to Real than to another UK team. Good thing about Benzema leaving is that if Utd do table an offer and Kane is interested in leaving then hopefully we can drum up an auction with Real
I dont see him moving overseas given the PL record which he's chasing, but he'd only be human to be tempted if the opportunity to goes there comes up
We'd all prefer him to go to Real than to another UK team. Good thing about Benzema leaving is that if Utd do table an offer and Kane is interested in leaving then hopefully we can drum up an auction with Real
Ideal scenario if he tells us he definitely will leave after next season would be we sell to Real Madrid for 50m or more if we can get it. He goes there and fills his boots for 3 years, by which time he will still only be 32. Come back to us and he can still get the record
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johnola
Mauricio Taricco
He’s got another ten seasons in him. Certainly theee in madrid then three back in the epl.
Speaking on Saturday, Ancelotti said: "Kane is a great player, he is from Tottenham and we have to respect both the player and the club."
Implies that there is going to be an offer coming from them and not really a surprise. If you're looking for a no 9 at the peak of their powers, he's right up there.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65803169
Will be interesting to see how Kane reacts. Personally I wouldnt look to sell him, but everyone has their price. I dont see us selling for sub £100m even despite the contract situation but would we take £150m for example?
Biggest concern I have at any price is not trusting us to spend whatever proceeds well and whether, with Kane and a big-name manager, we could attract decent players...
Implies that there is going to be an offer coming from them and not really a surprise. If you're looking for a no 9 at the peak of their powers, he's right up there.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65803169
Will be interesting to see how Kane reacts. Personally I wouldnt look to sell him, but everyone has their price. I dont see us selling for sub £100m even despite the contract situation but would we take £150m for example?
Biggest concern I have at any price is not trusting us to spend whatever proceeds well and whether, with Kane and a big-name manager, we could attract decent players...
"It is still expected the Spurs chairman would want as much as £200m, which would almost certainly exceed Madrid's budget."
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/harry-kane-transfer-real-madrid-tottenham-b2351173.html
While The Independent has been told that it has been made known to Madrid what wages Kane would want, there is still the belief that he wants to stay in England in order to break the Premier League goalscoring record.
Spurs' position is weakened by the fact the 29-year-old now only has a year left on his contract but that has not changed Daniel Levy's hardline stance. The Spurs chairman absolutely will not countenance the sale of Kane to another Premier League club, and his preference is still to keep him for next season in the hope that a deal can still be agreed. Much will depend on the manager.
At the same time, a sale to Madrid would at least represent a more palatable option. The Bernabeu hierarchy are hoping to play on this, even though they are acutely aware of how difficult it will be to negotiate with Levy. It is still expected the Spurs chairman would want as much as £200m, which would almost certainly exceed Madrid's budget.
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/harry-kane-transfer-real-madrid-tottenham-b2351173.html
While The Independent has been told that it has been made known to Madrid what wages Kane would want, there is still the belief that he wants to stay in England in order to break the Premier League goalscoring record.
Spurs' position is weakened by the fact the 29-year-old now only has a year left on his contract but that has not changed Daniel Levy's hardline stance. The Spurs chairman absolutely will not countenance the sale of Kane to another Premier League club, and his preference is still to keep him for next season in the hope that a deal can still be agreed. Much will depend on the manager.
At the same time, a sale to Madrid would at least represent a more palatable option. The Bernabeu hierarchy are hoping to play on this, even though they are acutely aware of how difficult it will be to negotiate with Levy. It is still expected the Spurs chairman would want as much as £200m, which would almost certainly exceed Madrid's budget.
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
Real Madrid have chosen Kane!
Now he must decide between:
1. Becoming all time PL top scorer.
or
2. Joining the dream club of 99% of footballers.
Poor bugger will wish he had the record already or at least very close so he could come back in a few years and clinch it.
Maybe what he should do is stay and put a serious dent in the remaining 48 (iirc) that he needs and then go to Madrid next summer.
An interesting time for sure especially as Madrid will sign Mbappe in summer 2024.
Now he must decide between:
1. Becoming all time PL top scorer.
or
2. Joining the dream club of 99% of footballers.
Poor bugger will wish he had the record already or at least very close so he could come back in a few years and clinch it.
Maybe what he should do is stay and put a serious dent in the remaining 48 (iirc) that he needs and then go to Madrid next summer.
An interesting time for sure especially as Madrid will sign Mbappe in summer 2024.