I guess it is to make definitive statements like that but from what I have seen his skillset definitely matches being behind the main striker. That's not to say in certain circumstances ie if we go two up front he cant be up front. Lets not forget the front 4 is very fluid and Soldado/Ade have been found further back with one of the others going up top so Kane will end up there at certain times anyway I suppose....
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Harry Kane MBE
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I guess it is to make definitive statements like that but from what I have seen his skillset definitely matches being behind the main striker. That's not to say in certain circumstances ie if we go two up front he cant be up front. Lets not forget the front 4 is very fluid and Soldado/Ade have been found further back with one of the others going up top so Kane will end up there at certain times anyway I suppose....
Mosquito_Coasting
Jonathan Woodgate
I would be happy with him in behind Soldado as well. Seems to have the presence and intelligence to play with his back to goal, so will make up for Soldado being poor at this.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Millsy_Yiddo
Naybet
Hands up. Kid is doing everything in his power to prove me wrong, I said earlier in this thread that I thought he would play out the rest of his career at a mid to lower level prem club. He needs to keep performing at this level for the entire season though. Happy to see it though!
Thats what Rose and Walker are for....
Gazza Dazzla
Chris Perry
That's the full backs job nowadays.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
It's what they should be for, does anyone have that much confidence in their crossing ability though?
Walker you can get away with it, he's got the pace to get behind the defence, but he's injured.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I think that Kane is a young Ricky Lambert.
I used to think that Kane was useless and that he'd never make the step up. I was wrong. His performances over the tail end of last season, and the start of this season have shown that he does have a future in the top flight, hopefully with us.
I used to think that Kane was useless and that he'd never make the step up. I was wrong. His performances over the tail end of last season, and the start of this season have shown that he does have a future in the top flight, hopefully with us.
They're not necessarily there to put in crosses, but to stretch their defence, creating openings for our midfielders/attackers.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
They can't do that isolated on the wings though.
The idea is for them to interplay with the winger and cause issues. If it's just walker stood on the right, which was the case at times last season, it's asking too much of him to take on the two players who come wide to block him.
Watch Pienaar and baines for an example of how it should be done, we'll look nothing like that with the set up of lamela, Eriksen and Kane. None of them want to be out wide.
With the FB overlapping he'll drag the opposition FB wider, creating a gap in their defense, or he'll stick with the WF, leaving our FB free to run into the box. At least, that's what happens to our defense a lot of the time. :terry:
It's why you've always got to be cautious in rating young players until they are regulars in the first team.
In youth teams they can stand out for good and bad reasons, but often to the untrained eye for misleading reasons. A lad that has developed quicker than his age group can often dominate games with physique but will get found out when he plays with physical peers.
On the other hand, sometimes players who are technically very accomplished fail to shine as much as they should in youth teams because players with less intelligence and technique don't read and dovetail with their intentions.
I read Peter Beardsley's book and in it he said the hardest thing for him in stepping down to the lower leagues in the later part of his career would be that he'd play a pass for where a top flight striker would make a run, but the player in his team didn't read it or make the run and it would look like he misplaced the pass as it went to nobody.
I think Kane is only really starting to stand out as he's playing regularly with players that can read his intellligent runs and passes.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I hope that he maintains his passion too. Some players are full of determination when they break through, only to stop trying once they think a place in the first team is their's.
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
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90291Spur
Paul Walsh
But he had a good touch for a big man. Ask his lady.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
I would give Kane a run of games, I think he will give a goal every 2.5-3 games with decent service as he has the brain to get into good positions.
His finishing and heading with improve over time and experience ( hopefully!) , but you are more likely to score with an average effort at the right time than a perfect effort.
His finishing and heading with improve over time and experience ( hopefully!) , but you are more likely to score with an average effort at the right time than a perfect effort.
