I think the simple truth is people dont want to believe it, or even see it, because he's been an idol to us all this time - hence the negative response.
At this point though, its essentially undeniable, the veil has fallen.
I think he is an incredible player, and even Saturday spent the day defending his game to a gooner who doesnt see what the fuss is about.
BUT, if theres one chink in his armour - it is definitely the question of why he hasnt been a difference maker in the key games.
When we need something, someone to make a difference - Son, Moura - even Alli seem to step up, rarely Kane.
I think this is a legitimate criticism.
Which makes the idea he wants to move to win things really stick in the throat, he could have won things here - no question - if he turned up on the occasion.