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Harry Kane MBE
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Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
So here is the real question = how good is this guy?
Because he doesn't do a ton of step overs and overdone dribbling, at first glance people don't rate him. Watch him carefully and you see the movement, the lack of backlift, how quickly he gets a shot off and the balance when he shoots (that typically means he never hits anything into row Z). Add his strength on the ball and he is a nightmare for defenders.
His stats are WC now, 3 seasons at 20+ in PL, basically scored at 1:1 game/goal ratio in PL, something only 2 players I know do in the Spanish league.
So, how good is he?
Because he doesn't do a ton of step overs and overdone dribbling, at first glance people don't rate him. Watch him carefully and you see the movement, the lack of backlift, how quickly he gets a shot off and the balance when he shoots (that typically means he never hits anything into row Z). Add his strength on the ball and he is a nightmare for defenders.
His stats are WC now, 3 seasons at 20+ in PL, basically scored at 1:1 game/goal ratio in PL, something only 2 players I know do in the Spanish league.
So, how good is he?
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
I appreciate the little trick he occasionally throws in where he fakes to shoot which just commits a defender in front of him to continue their movement so opening up a bit more of an avenue for him to then properly shoot, with the same foot, in a slightly different direction.
imcallingbullsh*t
Steven Caulker
He certainly has been working hard on improving his left foot, he is genuinely 2 footed now.
Difficult to judge him against Aguero, Suarez, Bale as due to their pace they can win a game from nothing. Harry still needs an element of service or players making runs.
Lewandowski is probably a closer match and id say he isnt far off him now, maybe one more 20+ season to prove longevity.
Difficult to judge him against Aguero, Suarez, Bale as due to their pace they can win a game from nothing. Harry still needs an element of service or players making runs.
Lewandowski is probably a closer match and id say he isnt far off him now, maybe one more 20+ season to prove longevity.
Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
Lewandoswki wasn't at kanes level at this age
DeleHarry
Jose Dominguez
I think three 20+ goal seasons already proves longevity
His finishing ability and all round game is up there already with Lewandowski, Higuain, Benzema
If he stays fit he will break Shearer's phenomanal PL goal record. Absolutely guaranteed.
Even from Spain?
DeleHarry
Jose Dominguez
I don't see him being the type to move abroad. Most British players are very reluctant. There is enough money in the PL to keep players happy
Bale was different. I think he was Real Madrid fan as a kid, he was very open to playing and living abroad.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
AND if we can pay him enough money.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
Bale's Welsh so he has no real ties to a club; he hardly aspired to play in Wales for a team in the Welsh league... not even for Cardiff/Swansea and cheat his way into the EPL... he is like an Armenian or Slovakian, very happy to leave home and travel the world playing for big clubs.
Kane however is very much a Spur born and bred. Do NOT post that phucking photo of him dressed as a Gooner.
Robbo
Paul Walsh
He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who would swap £100k a week + success at his boyhood team for £200k a week + potential success at another team.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
He's said it with conviction often enough how much he wants to stay at Tottenham and help us achieve big things. There's no way on this earth he is ever going to do a Clambell. The only way he might leave in the next two/three years is if the whole project were suddenly to fall apart through something like a change of manager or ownership.
Beyond that it would be foolish to speculate.
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Daisuk
Nayim
You could tell from the first competitive goal Harry scored for us that he had something special about him. Look at the strength and the finish. Lovely stuff. I also remember him having an excellent long shot strike in a friendly against Monaco that summer. Couldn't find a video of it, but it was an excellent goal.
nelto
Teemu Tainio
Harry's first competitive goal was against Shamrock Rovers in Dublin in the EL (Dec '11). I wuz there!
I also went to Millwall v Blackpool in April '12 as Harry and Mason were on loan there. Ryan didn't play though. Harry scored a belter.
It's fudging great that we have him. The only Spurs player that I've been there to witness three hattricks from: Asteras, West Brom and Stoke.
I also went to Millwall v Blackpool in April '12 as Harry and Mason were on loan there. Ryan didn't play though. Harry scored a belter.
It's fudging great that we have him. The only Spurs player that I've been there to witness three hattricks from: Asteras, West Brom and Stoke.