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They are saying Kane is a flat track bully and he bottles it in the big games.So what are they saying at RedCafe?
What our opponents' fans are saying about us 17/18
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scat1620
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You broke the chain, @Super Tottenham 
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Some brainiac just posted this...So what are they saying at RedCafe?
Lobotomy Victim said:
20+ goals in 3 straight full seasons getting consistent minutes. 100 club goals in 218 appearances counting all his loans. 86 Spurs goals. 66 PL goals.
Yep. He sucks. Get rid.
That thread absolutely reeks of jealousy. Yet they have Zlatan. Really baffling.
And Germany
mw828
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Well his name is "Lobotomy Victim"
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I going out on a limb here by suggesting that @SlotBadger might've changed it.
jonathanhotspur
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Suarez was labelled a flat-track bully at Liverpool. Regardless, flat-track bullies are very valuable commodities.
If only Janssen were a flat track bully...
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So what are they saying on the Oatcake, that rather charmingly titled Stoke forum.
Well, in the thread called 'What can we learn from today', we have this pearl of wisdom...
"To go up against the youngest, fittest and quickest team in the league again with something akin to the cast of Cocoon is just pure madness."
But sometimes a picture says it best...
Well, in the thread called 'What can we learn from today', we have this pearl of wisdom...
"To go up against the youngest, fittest and quickest team in the league again with something akin to the cast of Cocoon is just pure madness."
But sometimes a picture says it best...
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And City. And Liverpool. Scored in both games against them last season
Only Utd he struggles with
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His time will come.
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He's even put 4 past Spurs in the last 4 seasons and not many top strikers can say that...
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It's a stupid label to begin with.
All strikers have a tougher time scoring against the better opposition with better defenses and better offenses to keep your players honest. It's not rocket science. There will be less chances created and therefore less goals scored from either teams strikers. It doesn't make them flat-track bullies it's just a result of the game. Not to mention Kane has scored against just about everyone which sort of extends the stupidity behind calling him a flat-track bully.
It's a dumb label on equal par with "bottler" that everyone now sticks on the team that loses any given game.
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West Ham fans discussing Kane on KUMB
I remember people saying Messi couldn't do it against English sides same with Ibra, the point being that it was b*llocks
Kane is 23 he's a serious talent and will do it against the big sides as spuds improve, some of you lot on here need to see reality
**** I hate the fact that spuds have built over the years including picking up our best players on the cheap, sorted their talent succession out, and are building a purpose built stadium on their home
I worry about us and our future whilst I watch those ****ers improve every year by doing things properly
Really ****ing good player. The sooner he leaves Tottenham the better. Wouldn't be surprised if Man Utd smash the Pogba record for him
What's all the more impressive with his league record this year is that he missed 7 games through injury ...
Sanchez 17 goals - 2,146 minutes
Lukaku 17 goals - 2,146
Kane 17 goals - 1,805
Costa 16 goals - 2,127
Ibra 11 goals - 2,160
He's played over 300 minutes less than all the 'star' strikers he's competing with ...
Spurs got lucky with this lad, and with Dele, and with Rose, and with Walker, and with Winks ... hmmm maybe there's more to this than just blind luck ... a multi-million 'world best' training centre at Enfield sure helps ... let's hope Rush Green doesn't prove a 'cheap-skate' solution and that it develops players in the same way .... my worry is we've spent all our efforts on PR and our Brand and somehow ended up with second division support facilities
I think he and his goals are the key difference between our sides, that and goalie and we would be top four.
I would add another point of difference. General athleticism.
For all the great ability of our players, Lanzini, Payet, Noble (when he's on form), Cresswell etc, they are little more than average physically. Tottingham are front to back pace and power along with the technicality. Dembele and Wanyama are immense physical specimens as well as being high quality technical and tactical players. Rose and Walker are ferocious athletes. Dele Alli and Kane, both big strong guys as well.
Gives them the scope to mix it up when the football isn't working.
I think he and his goals are the key difference between our sides, that and goalie and we would be top four.
No chance
Their squad absolutely pisses all over us, pretty much man to man they are a better squad, let alone team
One Season Wonder Kane:
First 100 league games for club:
Messi - 44 goals
Neymar (Barca) - 59 goals
Raul - 44 goals
Kane - 62 goals (99 games)
Let that sink in
I remember people saying Messi couldn't do it against English sides same with Ibra, the point being that it was b*llocks
Kane is 23 he's a serious talent and will do it against the big sides as spuds improve, some of you lot on here need to see reality
**** I hate the fact that spuds have built over the years including picking up our best players on the cheap, sorted their talent succession out, and are building a purpose built stadium on their home
I worry about us and our future whilst I watch those ****ers improve every year by doing things properly
Really ****ing good player. The sooner he leaves Tottenham the better. Wouldn't be surprised if Man Utd smash the Pogba record for him
What's all the more impressive with his league record this year is that he missed 7 games through injury ...
Sanchez 17 goals - 2,146 minutes
Lukaku 17 goals - 2,146
Kane 17 goals - 1,805
Costa 16 goals - 2,127
Ibra 11 goals - 2,160
He's played over 300 minutes less than all the 'star' strikers he's competing with ...
Spurs got lucky with this lad, and with Dele, and with Rose, and with Walker, and with Winks ... hmmm maybe there's more to this than just blind luck ... a multi-million 'world best' training centre at Enfield sure helps ... let's hope Rush Green doesn't prove a 'cheap-skate' solution and that it develops players in the same way .... my worry is we've spent all our efforts on PR and our Brand and somehow ended up with second division support facilities
I think he and his goals are the key difference between our sides, that and goalie and we would be top four.
I would add another point of difference. General athleticism.
For all the great ability of our players, Lanzini, Payet, Noble (when he's on form), Cresswell etc, they are little more than average physically. Tottingham are front to back pace and power along with the technicality. Dembele and Wanyama are immense physical specimens as well as being high quality technical and tactical players. Rose and Walker are ferocious athletes. Dele Alli and Kane, both big strong guys as well.
Gives them the scope to mix it up when the football isn't working.
I think he and his goals are the key difference between our sides, that and goalie and we would be top four.
No chance
Their squad absolutely pisses all over us, pretty much man to man they are a better squad, let alone team
One Season Wonder Kane:
First 100 league games for club:
Messi - 44 goals
Neymar (Barca) - 59 goals
Raul - 44 goals
Kane - 62 goals (99 games)
Let that sink in
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