parklane1
Tony Galvin
It seems that is where they all go, great player yes but for gods sake take free kicks off him.
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Harry Kane MBE
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It seems that is where they all go, great player yes but for gods sake take free kicks off him.
I dont know if you guys saw it, but there was an interview that Henry (of the scum) done with him a few years back where he was trying to convince Kane to take over free kick duties... he stitched us up.
Mosquito_Coasting
Jonathan Woodgate
I do wonder what is going through Bale’s head in such moments.
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
Meanwhile I see that Messi has scored his 50th free-kick for Barca, wish that one of our left footed Argentinians could learn his technique when they’re on international duty!
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
What I cant get my head round is, we hear he is the ultimate trainer during the week, constantly out on the pitch practising. So I would assume he must spend time taking free kicks, bending them round fake walls and the like.
So all i can imagine is, he nails it all the time in training and just get cant replicate on the pitch, because if he keeps hitting the wall in training, what makes him think he can do it for real.
It's just bizarre he keeps thinking he going to nail on. IIRC the United home game last month is probably the nearest I have seen him come to finally nailing one.
And as has been said. it was pleasing to finally hear a co-commentator tell it how it is with his efforts, rather than building him up as a master of the art.
We all love the guy, he is a master at most things, but Harry, it is time to give up the free-kicks
So all i can imagine is, he nails it all the time in training and just get cant replicate on the pitch, because if he keeps hitting the wall in training, what makes him think he can do it for real.
It's just bizarre he keeps thinking he going to nail on. IIRC the United home game last month is probably the nearest I have seen him come to finally nailing one.
And as has been said. it was pleasing to finally hear a co-commentator tell it how it is with his efforts, rather than building him up as a master of the art.
We all love the guy, he is a master at most things, but Harry, it is time to give up the free-kicks
NoLimits01
Goran Bunjevcevic
Take a look at Bales reaction to Kane’s one yesterday,m[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Before the free kick Hinchcliffe was saying it was dangerous territory for either Kane or Bale to take it!
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
spurs' magna carter
Ronnie Rosenthal
One refreshing thing from last night was seeing someone else able to step up. We know Son can do it and even Alli too, despite recent poor form, but Bale was World class night. Yes, it was Sheffield United, on course to be the worst Premier League side ever, but the goals were stunning, second especially which he made look so easy but really isn't. Usually when Son steps up its also because of Kane, whereas last night Bale really didn't need his help.
Hopefully Kane can see last night as evidence that it is worth sticking around. That front three and a re-born in form Alli would be absolutely devastating, and could be what we need to push us over the line in our hunt for trophies. Yes, there is still a lot of work to do but, and it is a big but given the actual relegation form at times (Poch's last 24 League games and post December 2020 Arsenal win under Mourinho), if someone can come along and fix it, we're back in serious business. It will of course need the board to heed Kane's call of arms from his interview last week and others to step up.
Hopefully Kane can see last night as evidence that it is worth sticking around. That front three and a re-born in form Alli would be absolutely devastating, and could be what we need to push us over the line in our hunt for trophies. Yes, there is still a lot of work to do but, and it is a big but given the actual relegation form at times (Poch's last 24 League games and post December 2020 Arsenal win under Mourinho), if someone can come along and fix it, we're back in serious business. It will of course need the board to heed Kane's call of arms from his interview last week and others to step up.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
dangerous territory if you were in the SU wall
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
Not sure limelight is something Kane has ever actively sought? He wasn’t great yesterday but still came deep to try and get things moving and his first instinct was to roll Reggie in when receiving the ball in the last minute in a game we had won but he hasn’t scored in.
I do think being the main man is one of the few things we can offer him but I see him seeking that as someone taking responsibility rather than massaging an ego.
I can take him missing a few free kicks if it keeps him here!
His shooting wasn't up to his normal standard but he still played well outside that. The range of passing he showed yesterday was far above anyone else on the pitch.
FatBloke
Niko Kranjcar
I think that's it. If he'd scored one, or even two of his chances, the headlines would be very different. Such is the life of a striker.
50 free kick goals in 670 appearances, lets say he gets 2 a game? so a conversation rate of 50/1200 = ~4%? from one of the best .. say a lot about reality vs. people's expectations
But, yes, I'd rather Kane not do freekicks.