And by move on I don't mean a move to City to score 50 a season!
Hate this record. What a load of gonad*s. There was football before the prem and the top scorer of the top flight is jimmy greaves.
Ian Rush the only Pool player on there. Surprising.
Ian Rush the only Pool player on there. Surprising.
Levy vindicated! 150 mil it is or Emirates Marketing Project can't beat us.
Big difference was options and spaceFantastic performance for sure.
That service up to Kane is vital though. We know he has that quality on the ball. Even in games where he's been a lot less impactful than the City games he shows that when he's occasionally given good passes.
Against City we seemed to find him, not with a clearance in his general direction to fight a tough battle with a CB, but passes to him that gives him a chance to do his thing. Not hopeful crosses aimed in his general vicinity, but quality service for him to attack.
Other games will be very different to this one. The requirements from him and the others will be different. But if we can keep playing well deeper and give him the right passes he will deliver.
Expecting it to happen against LeedsWhenever Kane plays up top, teams will always pin one or more defenders on him who's job it is to get to a pass first. Even when the pass is pinpoint, defenders will be focused on anticipating the pass and sprinting out ahead of him to snuff out any chance of him getting to it.
Because City spent so much time camped in our half, Kane had that much more space than usual and there is no one better at exploiting the opportunity to put Son away. Was the same a couple of seasons back when we beat United 6-1 at OT and again against Southampton when they played that ridiculous high line that enabled us to win 5-2. But such situations have arisen very rarely since. Teams are now wise to the Kane-Son axis so it would be folly for us to expect it to happen again anytime soon.
Normal service will resume against Burnley for sure.
Whenever Kane plays up top, teams will always pin one or more defenders on him who's job it is to get to a pass first. Even when the pass is pinpoint, defenders will be focused on anticipating the pass and sprinting out ahead of him to snuff out any chance of him getting to it.
Because City spent so much time camped in our half, Kane had that much more space than usual and there is no one better at exploiting the opportunity to put Son away. Was the same a couple of seasons back when we beat United 6-1 at OT and again against Southampton when they played that ridiculous high line that enabled us to win 5-2. But such situations have arisen very rarely since. Teams are now wise to the Kane-Son axis so it would be folly for us to expect it to happen again anytime soon.
Normal service will resume against Burnley for sure.
Cottee’s got the Lowest goals per games ratio in that list though, a goal every 2.5 games whereas Kane’s has slipped this season to every 1.5 games. Still definitely impressive he’s on it all the same.Loving that all time list. Gives a good perspective.
Tony Cottee surprisingly high - I had no idea - just 7 England caps ?
I have never heard half those names- just goes to show huh.
Harry’s not even halfway to Greavesie.