He has no right to be pissed off at anyone but himself. He caused this. The club can take their unimpressed bullshit and shove it where the sun dont shine.
Harry Kane
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muppetman
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Nads on the line!!!!!!
Aphex
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Exactly. Rather than be pissed off at SSN, why doesn't Levy get pissed off with the fact that Kane wants to leave in the first place and do some self reflection?
DiVaio
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One day after announcing England squad for Euro, he's captain so I bet this interview will be about tournament with "uncomfortable" part for Spurs with Kane saying he's disappointed about this season
GiveMeMoura
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Sorry what?
A back up striker?
He’s a club legend and one of the best this country has ever seen!!
Why are some fans like this?
Great news, hopefully we get a decent new manager announced soon and things start to calm down a bit, get a bit of optimism back....... hopefully ?
mark87
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Thanks for the info, Herc.
Couldn't give two shits about Levy being pissed off, he has no right to be, imo.
jimbo
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It's all hypothetical, but... I don't think City would see having a strong team as a reason not to try and be stronger. (That feels more like a Levy approach
). What they'd get from him isn't just the on-field aspect, where he is a homegrown, Premier League proven, elite level goalscorer but the off-field elements as well - England captain, star, clean image etc. If you think about the English talent that that they don't already have and would be worth buying it's pretty much just Kane or Grealish. As much as they might not need a striker, they definitely don't need another attacking midfielder, and all the defenders are shite.
Bluto Blutarsky
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Not sure why that would be uncomfortable - we are all disappointed about the season.
I would be disappointed if any player did not feel the same.
GMI
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Sadly that all makes sense.
Chirpystheman
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Pretty sure the X means disagree. I disagree with the sentiment of cheering a player off to a rival. If we want to win things selling to a rival which makes them miles stronger and us much weaker (unless we some how recruit amazingly well) makes no sense.
absolute bobbins
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If an interview was explosive and revelatory then Sky would just say fuck the embargo and release it. It's not like the FA have any actual leverage over Sky nor can they really restrict access to players/management
Wig
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Levy hasn't caused this, what are you talking about? Levy recruited Poch, and ITK have stated multiple times that we would have invested more in the squad if not for Poch repeatedly turning down the available options. When things went sour for Poch, he replaced him with Jose who for all his faults was thought to be a trophy-winning manager that Levy hoped would match the club and Kane's trophy-winning aspirations. Through these Kane-era years Levy has built a world class training facility and then a world class stadium, and the club has been in the top 6 of the league and playing Europe every single season.
Levy is far from perfect, but to label Kane's frustrations as Levy's fault isn't entirely accurate.
Mr Pink
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Kane is ambitious and rightly fucking so.
Under levy we've clearly demonstrated a lack of ambition on the playing side when it really mattered, that critical period were we completely neglected adding and enhancing quality to the squad.
Seriously what the fuck does he expect...
They can be annoyed all they like, but they chose not to go for it when it was there staring us in the face...it was our chance to make that last step up.
Levy and the board only have themselves to blame for this.
Levy is brilliant, commercially off the field so to speak, but his Achilles heel is not knowing when to step back and see the bigger picture on the playing side.
He just can't fucking help himself.
Under levy we've clearly demonstrated a lack of ambition on the playing side when it really mattered, that critical period were we completely neglected adding and enhancing quality to the squad.
Seriously what the fuck does he expect...
They can be annoyed all they like, but they chose not to go for it when it was there staring us in the face...it was our chance to make that last step up.
Levy and the board only have themselves to blame for this.
Levy is brilliant, commercially off the field so to speak, but his Achilles heel is not knowing when to step back and see the bigger picture on the playing side.
He just can't fucking help himself.
ReadieSpur
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Once these stories begin its inevitable that he's going. In that case, its better he goes now, rather than having a year of limbo. We'll get more money from him now and we can begin re building sooner, rather than jusk kicking the can down the road for 12 months,
SpartanSpur
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Levy bet the family silver on a Portuguese con-man and is now living with the consequences.
This summer could well define his tenure as chairman.
This summer could well define his tenure as chairman.
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Update on Kane’s situation from Ryan “I don’t know” Mason
