Harry Kane
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glacierSpurs
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Actually a simple sorry would have sufficed. But he hadn't mentioned that at all. He said he wouldn't jeopardise the relationship with us, no Harry, you had in fact taken us for a ride, again.
He just sank deeper with each day, with each move, with each action he takes until he admits his mistake and apologise. If not it just makes this saga all the more disappointing each time. ?
He just sank deeper with each day, with each move, with each action he takes until he admits his mistake and apologise. If not it just makes this saga all the more disappointing each time. ?
yawa
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But we can be more confident that it’ll be a good fee and not us getting fucked over.
I think you’ll find very few people who wouldn’t be happy now if he left for £160m+
Bluto Blutarsky
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I agree. Fans are fickle.This will all be a distant memory when he scores a last minute winner in the North London derby
But, he has lost a bit of his "untouchable" status with the fans. When this all started - almost everyone stood with Kane, and said he would be "professional" etc. Now, he has lost that benefit of the doubt.
McFlash
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And what is so special about Kane that he deserves an extra weeks holiday?
All the other England players are have been back, some came back early yet Kane thought he should fuck off for an extra jolly to a covid hotspot?!
yiddopaul
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If they're good enough, they're wholesome enough!
JamieSpursCommunityUser
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The FA can't condone the England Captain not honouring his contract.
It brings the game into disrepute, and would create a potential double standard every time an England player (or any player) is disciplined for off the pitch behaviour.
I don't belive him. And if he's lying the club wont make a statement that calls him a liar. The statement is a win win situation for Kane and for the club.
I already questioned his professionalism when he made the interview with Neville. He can still be very useful but it will never be the same again.
I already questioned his professionalism when he made the interview with Neville. He can still be very useful but it will never be the same again.
BehindEnemyLines
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I suspect if you highlight the whole message you'll see "written by Spurs PR team" in blue at the bottom!Like everyone else, i'm suspicious about the statement because it took so long and the situation was allowed to fester. Spurs have never really been rapidly reactionary with media stories so a bit of ineptitude isn't beyond the realms of possibility.
BUT.........I said at the start, there's things we don't know and it was totally at odds with how he's always conducted himself. Could this all be a load of whitewash? Absolutely. But it could also be genuine. It could, that's all, i'm not totally writing that possibility off.
If he turns round now and says he's staying, that's all I give a fuck about. He's returning to training. That's a start. If people want to hate him, fill your boots but i'm never going to, even if I don't like what he's doing, the bloke is a legend.
You watch, now something will come out that makes my faith in him totally misplaced
Sorry for sticking up for him
spids
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He also said:
"I would never do anything to jeopardise my relationship with the fans ..."
What, like do an interview to Gary Neville indicating that you want to play for Man City before our season has ended? And then go AWOL and miss the first week of pre-season under a new manager? Too late mate!
"I would never do anything to jeopardise my relationship with the fans ..."
What, like do an interview to Gary Neville indicating that you want to play for Man City before our season has ended? And then go AWOL and miss the first week of pre-season under a new manager? Too late mate!
AtoubaToothpaste
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Well, I've never not turned up for work without being asked where was I. I always had to explain my absence. Why can't he? Why is he the exception when everyone else has turned up? Are you seriously suggesting the club told him to stay away? If so, why did Nuno say it's an internal matter to be dealt with? Those are not the words of someone who is happy with their key player staying away.
Col_M
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Remember when Shearer kicked Lennon in the head? And from memory, threatened not to play for England if he received a ban
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Azza1985
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All I read is Me Me Me in that tweet! All spurs fans have had 10 years of defending him, singing his name every week. Yet it takes a week to write a tweet, turn up late and have zero pre season ( hasn't even spoke with our new manger). H Go fuck yourself.
