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Harry Kane MBE

galeforce said:
I must admit my expectations for this season were cautious
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I thought Kane's movement and variations of goal last season made it unlikely he was not going to be a success this season.

The part that had me cautious (and still does), is when you start thinking about what it means, the list of strikers who have actually made 30 goals a season, two seasons in a row in England puts him in a very small group. For us to turn out yet another top level player is amazing.

Funny how the common perception is Spurs is a side without superstars now, but lets be clear, if Kane repeats last season, he is a superstar (as is Lloris, Eriksen is very close to that next level and Dier to me has the potential, but we won't know until next season).
 
Chelsea are prepared to launch a full-scale attempt to land England hotshot Harry Kane next summer.

The Barclays Premier League champions have joined Manchester United in taking admiring glances at the Tottenham striker.

Stamford Bridge scouts will use Sunday's clash against Spurs to add to their dossier of the striker.

The Blues are in the midst of a global search to identify a new first-choice central striker with Diego Costa's future as the club's No 1 forward under review.

Further question marks over Costa's long-term future emerged on Tuesday night following a half-time spat with Jose Mourinho during the comprehensive win against Maccabi Tel Aviv.

And Kane is emerging as a shock name on the west London club's list.

The 22-year-old's rise to prominence has not gone unnoticed by Chelsea. The fact he is English, meaning he fits in with homegrown quota rules, merely adds to the obvious attraction.

Tottenham, however, have been absolute in their stance that Kane is not for sale - a message rammed home in the summer as they rebuffed Louis van Gaal's overtures.

Indeed, Chelsea realise getting Kane out of White Hart Lane is likely to prove a mountainous task given Daniel Levy's famed negotiating style.

But if Tottenham were to show any indication they'd be willing to sell, then Chelsea are ready to throw significant resources to land the forward.

Given Spurs' attempts to break into the top four, Chelsea know any move for Kane in January would almost certainly end in failure.

So any switch will likely occur at the end of the season, despite the fact Chelsea want to sign at least one new striker in January.

Spurs are well aware of Kane's rapidly rising stock across Europe with Bayern Munich also credited with showing an interest.

The forward put pen to paper on new £35,000-per-week contract, which expires in 2020, earlier this year.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...hock-summer-Tottenham-striker-Harry-Kane.html

According to the Daily Star they're also considering whatshisface that we released earlier this season as a short term fix.
 
Yawn. Unsurprisingly this speculative piece of click bait "journalism" appears now, three days before we face Chelski. They will rehash it in time for our next game against Manu too.
 
Robbo said:
Yawn. Unsurprisingly this speculative piece of click bait "journalism" appears now, three days before we face Chelski. They will rehash it in time for our next game against Manu too.
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As soon as the new campaign to drop Rooney is successful is my bet.

Daily Star says it will be a £50 million tussle between Chelsea and Manu. £50 million? We won't even bother responding.
 
Jordinho said:
As soon as the new campaign to drop Rooney is successful is my bet.

Daily Star says it will be a £50 million tussle between Chel53a and Manu. £50 million? We won't even bother responding.
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If he keeps his goalscoring boots on, we're talking silly Bale money - that is, if we're interested in selling. Which we would only consider if Kane wanted out. Which he's not. Unfortunately for Daily Star.
 
Jordinho said:
But surely it's in everyone's interest that he moves to one of the biggest clubs so the media can properly idolise him.
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I agree, I mean with the brilliant attacking football that United are currently producing surely he must want to leave us for them and in Jan !!
 
Robbo said:
If he keeps his goalscoring boots on, we're talking silly Bale money - that is, if we're interested in selling. Which we would only consider if Kane wanted out. Which he's not. Unfortunately for Daily Star.
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Kane has not indicated he wants to leave so methinks it is a non issue.
 
the dza said:
I think he's unlucky not to have a few more goals this season. And if he had a few more under his belt, he'd have a bit more of a spring in his step, leading to more goals...etc. What he needs is a bit of luck, but I don't think there's much wrong with how he's playing. He made the keeper work today. It will come right for him, just leave him to it.
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I posted this on the 4th of October. He just needed a bit of luck, score a couple and then bang!
 
The thing that is most impressive for me isn't his goals, it's the fact he's always fit to play. I mean seriously,how many games has he missed through injury the past two seasons? We are still crying out for some backup, I don't think Son or Clinton will be sufficient....
 
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