DublinSpur
Scott Parker
I guess some people might be, but I'm certainly not. Most of us arguing for another top quality striker don't want one to "push" Kane, they want one because they don't think it makes sense - from a professional risk-assessment standpoint - to bet our entire season on (a) Kane's form remaining high, and (b) Kane remaining injury free.People say that Kane needs to be pushed.. bull$hit, Kane is if not, is certainly one of the most highly driven players the premier league has seen in years, he doesn't need pushing.
I'd personally be half-willing to ignore point (a) if we absolutely had to... but failing to have an adequate replacement if he gets injured is just sheer irresponsibility in my view. We should have enough games next season to keep two top quality (and one back-up) striker happy. Betting a season on Kane remaining injury-free (or even on him having another great season) is ridiculous.