Harry Kane

Tugay One Cup said:
Is this just a fantasy thread or have we been linked?
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‘linked’ is a loose term. We need a striker and they have bills to pay. Their stadium wasn’t built to be playing Europa League football with no fans in for 18 months

It’s a 2+2 discussion. He’s there, we need him and if it was up to me we’d go and get him. Him upfront with Koudabally at the back would be a huge improvement
 
Blue Hefner said:
‘linked’ is a loose term. We need a striker and they have bills to pay. Their stadium wasn’t built to be playing Europa League football with no fans in for 18 months

It’s a 2+2 discussion. He’s there, we need him and if it was up to me we’d go and get him. Him upfront with Koudabally at the back would be a huge improvement
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One thing it would give us is someone with a bit of height to get on the end of the crosses we launch in....
 
Trevor Morley's Tache said:
Great striker, but not a Pep type of player. Work rate not good enough for me.
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Really? I don't agree with the work rate criticism. Not a huge amount of pace, but he's not THAT slow either. He's so intelligent and has great movement.

Also, you may recall there's a pretty well known player who plays the same position who also was "not a Pep player" and many of us thought would be sold.

What happened there again?

Hmmmm

EDIT: Look at this Spurs fanzine article:

https://hotspurhq.com/2019/12/08/harry-kanes-work-off-the-ball-key-to-tottenhams-success/

Notice this section:

Pressing Kane​

Just like the effort needed to compete for aerial balls and give his team the edge, Kane’s intensity is as important when Spurs don’t have the ball. For the press to work, Kane must hurry and harass the opposition’s defence high. Of course Kane won’t be able to do this for 90 minutes, but it’s important for him to spearhead his side’s press.​

Back when Tottenham, and Kane, were at their best under Mauricio Pochettino in 2017-18, the Englishman was putting in the work to create pressure. While turnovers didn’t eventuate from yesterday’s press, it’s only a matter of time before Kane’s work rate causes the opposition to cough it up. Again, it also shows Kane’s willingness to lead by example. His work rate is being adopted by his teammates.​
 
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A window of Kane, Torres, Koulabily and one of Alaba/Ake would be nice and a good back up to Ederson, maybe Foster?
 
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