Harry Kane

supercity88 said:
He's a young lad who quite rightly wants to be the best in the world and prove himself in different environments. Why wouldn't he. But football doesn't work that way. If he's winning the big competitions here, and that includes the CL he might want to stay to keep doing it. Ultimately, as he gets older he'll understand that the medals he wins with the team far outweigh any individual achievement, and in fact you usually have to win the biggest trophies to win the biggest individual awards (unless you play for Liverpool). As he matures he may well see no reason to leave. Or maybe he'll still have a desire to go and do it in La Liga to prove himself there. We just don't know. There's always the possibility he falls in love and can't leave. Most of our top players have stayed. Players do seem to develop a strong bond for the club over time. You never know, he could get a major injury turn to shit and we let him run his contract down! Let's see how it goes. Just enjoy the ride for now.
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Kompany met a girl and settled down.

I'd certainly rather have him here now, enjoying his football and learning from the best, than sitting and crossing my fingers like Real. He is clearly loving life here (couldn't say the same at Dortmund) and if trophies follow I can see him sticking with it.
 
Dobsy said:
Kompany met a girl and settled down.

I'd certainly rather have him here now, enjoying his football and learning from the best, than sitting and crossing my fingers like Real. He is clearly loving life here (couldn't say the same at Dortmund) and if trophies follow I can see him sticking with it.
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Nonsense, he’s here for 2 years max and is then off the Madrid! Nevermind the fact that he’s clearly happy and settled and Madrid would have to stump up £200m +, we should enjoy him while it lasts, because any day now he’s off.. Honestly, it’s a narrative synonymous with little city syndrome! …he’s here to stay and I for one will love him all the way.
 
If he runs his contract down he will have a choice of quite a few teams who got more chance of winning a trophy! If signs an extension he is braindead
 
David El Mago Silva said:
He's going to go down as the best English player to never win a trophy.
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You would still hope, that hes going to win something with national team;) I like HK, strikes me as a good guy, intelligent with a proper attitude. Highest football quality, its obvious, if you do not agree, ask Pep then. You could have just felt back then last summer, that Pep was personally really determined to get him (talking openly about trying to get him during presser, but Levy do not want to open talks is not usual Pep).

Hard to say, if You may exculpate HK for his extension 4,5 years ago, because that season they were 3rd in the league, long run in Fa cup, high spirits, although how his brother, supposedly football agent, failed to introduce some guarantees for Kane into this contract is beyond me. Total amateurishness but yeah, You cant take entire blame out from Kane, because at the end its him, who granted power of attorney for his brother, nobody else.

He already lost his transfer, which would be 10/10, I am sure of it. Moreover its likely him, who only is with loss about it, because Haaland happened to hit ground running like 11/10 and generally City were fine (one may only argue, whether we would have won CL with HK last year).

Current state of affairs and future is complicated to say at least. Tottenham has some points and advanced to r16 UCL, but out of CC and generally their play is usually unwatchable. I do not believe they are going to win anything any time soon. Move for Bayern and get trophies, but it also probably means, that you give up on the remarkable Shearer record. Its also hard to be certain, that Levy will allow You to leave summer 2023 - I would not be surpised, that he preferes to keep Kane until 2024 and let him go free. And HK will be 31/32 years old by then.

I wish him very best though.
 
M18CTID said:
I wish people would stop taking the piss out of him. Kane clearly wanted to come to us but it was Levy who put the block on it with his ridiculous asking price. That's not Kane's fault.
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Kane's failure to negotiate a release clause in his last contract allowed Levy to ask a ridiculous price
 
citizen_maine said:
Kane's failure to negotiate a release clause in his last contract allowed Levy to ask a ridiculous price
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So what? He signed a deal at the time that he felt was right. Spurs were actually looking like going places when he signed it. Fact is that he was desperate to sign for us and taking the piss out of him for it not coming off when he wanted the move is poor form. I like seeing Tottenham win fuck all year after year but I've nothing against Kane.
 
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