what do you think he's going to say? poch gave kane his chance, you can still appreciate someone while wanting change
You don’t stick the knife in then show your bleeding heart online imho.
what do you think he's going to say? poch gave kane his chance, you can still appreciate someone while wanting change
Trix never said it was himYou don’t stick the knife in then show your bleeding heart online imho.
Trix never said it was him
Do u think Kane was licking his lips at the idea of 'sticking the knife in'?You don’t stick the knife in then show your bleeding heart online imho.
Couldn't agree more. Does anyone really think Kane's first recourse would've been to complain about Poch to Levy? The only way I could see him complaining to Levy is if he tried to communicate serious problems to Poch and nothing changed after multiple attempts.Do u think Kane was licking his lips at the idea of 'sticking the knife in'?
You're looking at the situation in a very simplistic way.
Yeah, [Kane and Son] are consummate professionals who've never been caught saying anything inflammatory to the media. They know how to keep their shit in-house, but you've got to imagine they've both got plenty of strong personal opinions. The bland professionalism with which they address the media is clearly not representative of 95% of what they're actually thinking, which both the players and club apparatus have been highly effective at ensuring we're not privy to.
Even as Kane's #1 fan , I don't make any claim to have any special knowledge about him. But based on how things are going, if Kane really thought things were that bad under Poch and really didn't believe things could improve, I wouldn't be shocked if it was him.
Hypothetically, if that ITK is true and the player is Kane, I'd be inclined to back Kane 100%. For those who are Poch In, bear in mind that Kane would know more about the situation at Spurs than almost anyone - having direct lines of communication to and the confidence of both the players and managerial class - and he probably cares more about the club's future than almost anyone too (which is why it would kinda make sense if he did say that). If it's legit, that's all she wrote.
(Seriously though, Kane is my favourite player of all time so #1 might not be far off. At least top 100??)
Heavily implied though..
Harry Kane: Tottenham and England forward 'the best striker in the world', says David Villa
Villa: He [Kane] is great in almost everything he does, hes one of the candidates for taking the golden boot at Euro 2020 for surewww.skysports.com
Good shout from someone with a worthwhile opinion.
Harry Kane: Tottenham and England forward 'the best striker in the world', says David Villa
Villa: He [Kane] is great in almost everything he does, hes one of the candidates for taking the golden boot at Euro 2020 for surewww.skysports.com
Good shout from someone with a worthwhile opinion.
Seems he will be permanent captain??
what do you think he's going to say? poch gave kane his chance, you can still appreciate someone while wanting change
I already made a long post skewering the excessive use of stats in football arguments. It's likely Villa watches them both on at least a semi-regular basis and has drawn his conclusion over some length of time using his own eyes. Personally I have more respect for that analysis than the method of looking at club stats from this season (of all the seasons to look at!).It's also kind of controversial when Kane's season is 23 games/22 goals and Lewandowski has 29 goals in 27 games.
In club competitions is 10 goals in 15 games for Kane and 23 goals in 17 games for Lewandowski.
Yeah, that's been the problem for the last 12 months. The entire team just decided to play poorly for the hell of it.Brings a tear to the eye, but the other Harry has a point
“When people talk about the players there all loving him - if the love him that much, maybe they should have started playing a bit better” - Harry Redknapp
Yeah, that's been the problem for the last 12 months. The entire team just decided to play poorly for the hell of it.
Do u think Kane was licking his lips at the idea of 'sticking the knife in'?
You're looking at the situation in a very simplistic way.
Is this a joke. Coming from the ultimate hypocrite who basically checked out when the England job was on offerBrings a tear to the eye, but the other Harry has a point
“When people talk about the players there all loving him - if the love him that much, maybe they should have started playing a bit better” - Harry Redknapp
It's also kind of controversial when Kane's season is 23 games/22 goals and Lewandowski has 29 goals in 27 games.
In club competitions is 10 goals in 15 games for Kane and 23 goals in 17 games for Lewandowski.