NorwegianSpursFan
Neil Ruddock
Wtf, Kane gone home after 40 million bid from United according to the commentarors??
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Harry Kane MBE
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Magnus Winterstoe
Paul McVeigh
the commentator on the milan game just said man utd have offered 40mill for Kane...
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
No chance in hell is he going to be sold 3 days before the season starts and especially not for £9m less than the baby machine
glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
£48 million and he scores a hat trick of o.gs on Saturday
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
exactly
milo
Jack L. Jones
Nonsense.
The doubt is always there with Levy money talks and the player walks
milo
Jack L. Jones
No it's not. The only time it has happened has been when a player has forced a move and I cannot see Kane doing that.
Ok you trust him more than me.No, he wouldn't.
So speak for yourself, not others, regarding what you "know".
Well lets hope Kane does not want out
Maybe Utd to blame. But also the silly commentator - trying to make a big deal out of the thousandth rumour about Kane and Utd this summer while ignoring everything that Kane has said about having no interest in leaving Spurs. I guess it was the commentator's attempt to add a bit of drama to a pre season friendly. But it really doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out why Kane was always going to be rested for this game.
milo
Jack L. Jones
Even where players have tried to force a move, Levy has not always acquiesced. Kane has only recently signed a contract extension, I think that even if his head was turned, it would be very difficult for him to force a move.
We should also bear in mind that the only thing we have to go on this is two commentators who got more wrong than right during the game and said Kane was not there, when he was.
When has Levy ever sold one of our best players who wanted to stay?
Of the players who we didn't want to lose, Levy has only sold four in fourteen years - Carrick, Berbatov, Modric and Bale - and all of those acted up.
Levy wants to grow the club. That's how he will make his money, long term. And that means keeping our best players if he possibly can. He will only sell when a player gives him little choice but to do so.
imcallingbullsh*t
Steven Caulker
Modric - Forced him to stay another year
VDV - Wanted to leave for personal reasons and seems to have regretted it
LLoris - Seems we have struck the same deal as Modric
Bale - Money was ridiculous
Berbatov - Player pretty much went on strike and the money for his age was a deal worth doing
Keane - Very high amount of money that was proved when we brought him back at half the price (although we got half the player)
VDV - Wanted to leave for personal reasons and seems to have regretted it
LLoris - Seems we have struck the same deal as Modric
Bale - Money was ridiculous
Berbatov - Player pretty much went on strike and the money for his age was a deal worth doing
Keane - Very high amount of money that was proved when we brought him back at half the price (although we got half the player)
Kane is on record numerous times this summer saying that he has no interest in leaving Spurs. He is a Spurs fan. He loves playing for the club and knows that he is loved in return. We are at a perfect level for him right now. And we can hopefully grow with him over the coming years.
If he does eventually outgrow us and wishes to move elsewhere, it is far more likely that he will move abroad than be allowed to join a Premier League rival.