Not a bad bunch to be behind.
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Not a bad bunch to be behind.
Even Suarez, lewandoski, and Bale are capable of anonymous performances. If scoring goals is what you're talking about when you say dragging us through games. Kane can also contribute without scoring.
Ronaldo has gone 14/33 games goal less
Kane 15/28
Suarez 16/35
Bale 13/23
Lewandoski 15/36
Only Messi is consistently fantastic at goal scoring.
Just 10/35 goal less.
Kane is also very young. Just in his third season in the PL.
Edit: he is improving his game every year. Unrecognisable from the Kane of a few years back.
I'll take Lewandowski from your list because the rest are untouchable players. Lewandowski on BvB and Kane for us are very comparable. Lewandowski I'm sure has off games just like Kane does. But some people hold a microscope to Kane's season on here. Kane is also only 3 goals fewer than Lewandowski on that list above.
I find it difficult to call Lewandowski world class and Kane not.
That I can agree with.
Absolutely not. All of them older and more experienced than him too. He will get there.
I think it's more the fact that I've seen Lewandowski rip apart the world's best on the biggest stage. Obviously Kane hasn't had that chance yet and hopefully he'll get that chance.
I think Lewandowski is just about the level above. It's all a matter of opinion though. As fans, we'd all look at the stats and say Kane is better than the likes of Costa and Aguero yet many other people will say Kane isn't on there level (because he's at Spurs).
Just allowed myself to look at the 'number of hat tricks in the premier league' table, wondering how long until Harry can overtake Rooney, Henry, etc...
Fuck I love him so much. The punditry shouldn't be 'does he need to leave Spurs?', it should instead be 'Kane missed a load of games through injury and has still climbed to the top of the scorers list'!
No draining Euros this summer. He's going to be a fucking animal next season (and probably during the run-in too).
Fuck I love him so much. The punditry shouldn't be 'does he need to leave Spurs?', it should instead be 'Kane missed a load of games through injury and has still climbed to the top of the scorers list'!
No draining Euros this summer. He's going to be a fucking animal next season (and probably during the run-in too).
That's it. It's so ridicilous to talk about "world class" when there's no official definition of what that actually means. In my opinion it's if you're in the top-3 in the world in your position and I wouldn't say that Kane is that yet. He's probably in the top-8.
I'm going to sound like a sentimental cunt, but I went up to Spurs yesterday, with my dad, first time we've been up there together since the early 90s, due to nonsense reasons, I got a couple of tickets on stubhub, dad was a couple of seats ahead of me, harry banged them in, and it was like time has never passed since our first game together.
Time fucking flies. Our first game was 89 with Gazza and Waddle vs the hammers. Now I buy the tickets and watch out on the pavement to make sure no one trips up. Fuck me, value time, it is worth so much more than what they call money.
Time fucking flies. Our first game was 89 with Gazza and Waddle vs the hammers. Now I buy the tickets and watch out on the pavement to make sure no one trips up. Fuck me, value time, it is worth so much more than what they call money.
They were talking about him on talksport it was more like a live auction.
He's not for sale
He's not for sale
If anyone tries I may have to chain myself to him.
On Premier Manager 97 on the mega drive ('genesis' for those of you abroad), "World Class" was an attribute between 80 and 90, then 90+ was "The Ultimate".
Loved that game
Just because I love to update and post this once in a while, especially when people get on his back slightly and he answers by doing what he always does
93 Premier League starts for Tottenham Hotspur, 66 goals. 1.40 strike rate.
Unbelievable. And add to that he's come through our ranks.
93 Premier League starts for Tottenham Hotspur, 66 goals. 1.40 strike rate.
Unbelievable. And add to that he's come through our ranks.
This is great.
Some of the answers are pretty solid, but 'Law Abiding Citizen' as your favourite movie, Harry?
Some of the answers are pretty solid, but 'Law Abiding Citizen' as your favourite movie, Harry?
From F365, not bad for a penalty taking, tap in merchant, glad other fans talk him down because it means he'll continue to be our star player and talisman.
Premier League player – Harry Kane (Tottenham)
The Stoke defence might not have provided the most convincing resistance, while the last instalment – as is often the case for the third in a trilogy – felt somewhat anti-climactic, with Peter Crouch getting a decisive touch on his driven free-kick. But finding faults in Harry Kane’s third hat-trick of the season is like criticising Da Vinci because his painting of St John the Baptist is not quite as aesthetically pleasing as the Mona Lisa. It was not his most memorable creation, nor his finest on a technical level, but it was yet another piece to add to his growing body of work. And Kane is establishing himself as one of the finest artists around.
His first goal was finished sublimely after an assist from Ryan Shawcross, while his third was as fortunate as they come. But his second was taken straight from the official striker textbook, a wonderful example of keeping your eyes on the ball and ensuring your head and knee are over it to keep the half-volley down. The poster boy for practice makes perfect had football coaches up and down the country rejoicing in union. He even helped Dele Alli exorcise his demons, providing the pass for his goal.
Kane now has more Premier League hat-tricks than Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Nicolas Anelka. Turns out he’s alright.
Premier League player – Harry Kane (Tottenham)
The Stoke defence might not have provided the most convincing resistance, while the last instalment – as is often the case for the third in a trilogy – felt somewhat anti-climactic, with Peter Crouch getting a decisive touch on his driven free-kick. But finding faults in Harry Kane’s third hat-trick of the season is like criticising Da Vinci because his painting of St John the Baptist is not quite as aesthetically pleasing as the Mona Lisa. It was not his most memorable creation, nor his finest on a technical level, but it was yet another piece to add to his growing body of work. And Kane is establishing himself as one of the finest artists around.
His first goal was finished sublimely after an assist from Ryan Shawcross, while his third was as fortunate as they come. But his second was taken straight from the official striker textbook, a wonderful example of keeping your eyes on the ball and ensuring your head and knee are over it to keep the half-volley down. The poster boy for practice makes perfect had football coaches up and down the country rejoicing in union. He even helped Dele Alli exorcise his demons, providing the pass for his goal.
Kane now has more Premier League hat-tricks than Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Nicolas Anelka. Turns out he’s alright.
I was listening to that too. They don't half come out with provocative crap to encourage debate.
Just a hunch, but he's not moving to Real or Barca over summer.