Spurs are desperate to sell him but they want " Top Dollar " for him. That might not happen now though because Man City might turn to Lionel Messi now.
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[Football] Harry Kane
- Thread starter Pierre the Painter
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Spurs are desperate to sell him but they want " Top Dollar " for him. That might not happen now though because Man City might turn to Lionel Messi now.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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He’s a terrific player and seems a very very decent and humble guy. Yet you can’t win with some in this social media, everyone has a strong opinion based on little/nothing era we unfortunately live in. Good luck to him - his passion for our country and leadership skills for England have been nothing short of brilliant.
OzMike
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I thought he was a decent guy till he backed into our player to get a penalty.
Now he can go f himself as far as I am concerened.
Now he can go f himself as far as I am concerened.
GT49er
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It's not the only time he's done that. It's a nasty trick he seems to have developed - needs to get red-carded for it before he breaks someone's neck.
He does seem to go looking for free kicks and for such a big strong person seems to go to ground easily. Someone else pointed out he also goes missing in the big games. That said, Grealish also dives around at the faintest opportunity…not a trait of Pep teams so I imagine he will stop them doing this.
I agree.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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I'll add my name to this as well.
If you respect people like Lineker and Shearer as superb England strikers, who helped get us through to latter stages of competitions whilst at the same time being a decent role model and leader, then surely Kane is on the same level. Yes I have no time for the diving and the backing in either, but it would be fake nostalgia to suggest the England heroes of yesteryear were sqeaky clean either
It is very easy to get one-eyed about any player not in a Brighton shirt. Shearer was the elbow king. It even cost England the Campbell goal in 98, but the man is revered, and rightly so.
While we are considering backing in to gain free kicks, Glenn Murray was a master. And if we want to cast our eyes further for utter shitehouses, Maupay is up there and (hopefully) Flozza will be joining him soon.
OzMike
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He is a cheating knob, show me footage of Lineker pulling any cheating stunts like he does.
No comparison at all, he is a cheat, end of.
No comparison at all, he is a cheat, end of.
Confirmed that he’ll be staying ‘this summer’.
Levy making sure that despite his abundance of talent, his personal medals cabinet will remain empty for the foreseeable future.
Just because a player wants to leave, it doesn’t always mean they get their move.
Levy making sure that despite his abundance of talent, his personal medals cabinet will remain empty for the foreseeable future.
Just because a player wants to leave, it doesn’t always mean they get their move.
So it should be. Another player that signed a long contract on big bucks but thinks he can decide when to leave (aka Zaha)
Farehamseagull
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What a predictable end to a completely dull, non-story about a completely dull, over rated, snidey wanker.
Just in case this hasn't been mentioned.
The reason why Kane is struggling to leave Spurs is because he had negotiating is last contract:-
HIS BROTHER.
Levy must have wee-wee'ed his pants when t'other Kane came through the door.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Good for Spurs imo, although I’m not convinced it won’t happen by the time the window slams shut. If you sign a long contract on increased wage with no release clause/ fee negotiated, you should be made to suck it up.
Zaha case is the funniest though, a verbal agreement with Prince Charming that he could leave if a random fee was offered. Gormless or just plain naive?
Zaha case is the funniest though, a verbal agreement with Prince Charming that he could leave if a random fee was offered. Gormless or just plain naive?
Knightsworld
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Ronaldo to Man City then?
GT49er
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This is disastrous! SSN Transfer Show have just been deprived of 50% of their content!
Iggle Piggle
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"Sign here Harry for 6 years"
"But what if we are still rubbish?"
"Don't worry about that Harry, Deli Ali will be the next Lionel Messi and we've got Vincent Jansen to play alongside you"
"Ok, you got a pen"
Moral of the story. Don't employ your brother - who if he had shit for brains they wouldn't even smell - as your agent.
"But what if we are still rubbish?"
"Don't worry about that Harry, Deli Ali will be the next Lionel Messi and we've got Vincent Jansen to play alongside you"
"Ok, you got a pen"
Moral of the story. Don't employ your brother - who if he had shit for brains they wouldn't even smell - as your agent.
Pierre the Painter
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Still feel there could be a plot twist on this yet, been an intriguing story bubbling through the summer.
All very good points jolly well made.
I think that along with the bloogers point about rexit, the retreat from Afghanistan is another Harry episode, albeit in this case it would be more accurate to cast the UK in the role of Harry's bitch rather than Harry himself, having made ourselves hostage to the fortunes of the US over when to leave Afghanistan and what to do if the locals renege on the arrangements and instantly bend over for the Taliban. Apologies if this reply constitutes a 'triggering'.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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For the love of god, no