Harry Kane

[Brightwell Bros.]

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

A good percentage of football fans are such belligerent, one-eyed morons, they really are.

As they should be..

 

[Sibierskii]

Spuds refusing to comment - looks legit. Into em 'arry

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Well if Harry Kane has not shown up for training to try and force Levy's hand then he's gone up a fair bit in my estimation. No club can keep an unhappy player. This can only benefit City. Watch this space.

 

[ctwrd]

Bad move from Kane's team imo. This is still going to end up with him being unable to move to us because we won't pay £150m, only now half the Spurs crowd will hate him because he's tried to force his way out. Nobody made him sign a 6-year deal.

Spurs benefit from him signing that deal. It works both ways.

 

[MeatnSpudsMCFC]

I’d love to hear Simon Jordan today. He’d be going apoplectic about this.


People really do expect Kane to sit at Tottenham and rot until he retires. They’re going backwards.

 

[The Pandorica Opened]

Messi-vibes to this, aren't there?

 

[Romeo_451]

I'll be honest, didnt expect KANE to go on strike. well done Harold. We'll see what that "gentleman" Levy does

 

[Vienna_70]

I honestly don`t remember too much criticism towards the Board as we all knew how much we needed the money.

I remember a certain amount of anger on another forum I used to inhabit back then, though maybe that was because Shaun was replaced by Cole.

 

[youngbob]

so that means he stays at spuds and a player that dosent want to be there,levy backing down on a gents areement,not going to be a fun place so i'd say zero chance of that happening

Doesn't matter how much Kane wants to come to us, contracts are worth more than gentleman's agreements. This is why contracts get signed, because gentleman's agreements are wishy washy and vulnerable to being reneged on. Levy's got the right to demand £150m for Kane and if we can't pay it, which we won't be able to unless we flog Bernardo, then Kane will be staying exactly where he's contracted to. As I said, if he wanted to leave Tottenham so badly then he shouldn't have signed a 6-year deal midway through his career. Nobody held a gun to his head and forced him to sign it. Kane's trying to force a way out of Spurs but will end up staying there, meanwhile Grealish is turning up and training for Villa and will still get the transfer he wants. That should tell you everything you need to know about how badly Kane has been advised here.