They’ll be no back tracking from me.
He’s a goal scorer I know that.
Problem is for me when he doesn’t score goals, he does little else.
Add to that his injuries, I just don’t want him or particularly like him for that matter.
Would I support him if he came here?
Of course I would.
But honestly I’d rather he didn’t come.
These are the comments I don't understand - this is just clearly not true. You only need to watch 1 spurs game to know it's not true, and we play them twice a season. Kane gets through a ton of work pressing, and he's on the ball as much as any striker and his passing creates loads of chances for Son and co.
I can totally get not wanting him - I don't - but to say he doesn't do anything when he doesn't score is absurd. Pep would never even think of getting a striker like that anyway.
We're not selling Sterling though.Selling Jesus and offering Stones to Spurs would go a long way to neutralise the heavy investment required to get him, too.
I dont think City will drop 120m for him and imo that is what Levy wants.We can sign him and he'd be great (providing he stays injury free) but he wouldn't solve the problems we had yesterday. Outside of Cristiano Ronaldo (which pains me to say) no CF or ST would have made that crucial difference.
Prime example of his all-round game here - he’s been doing this for England in their 4-3-3, dropping deep and bringing Sterling and Rashford into play. He’s become one of the most complete strikers in world football, and probably the most available to us of the absolute elite - he’s got everything we are lacking in terms of a viable target man.
Selling Jesus and offering Stones to Spurs would go a long way to neutralise the heavy investment required to get him, too.
I dont think City will drop 120m for him and imo that is what Levy wants.
I know this is the Kane thread but complete of a striker is Lewnadowski? Just watching some goals he’s scored over the years, and you’ll notice his hunger/thirst for goals.
As soon as he passes it on or sees a Bayern player close to the oppo’s box, he’s already running into the box. He’s quite intelligent at attacking space. Great in the air, and acrobatic as well (scores the odd scissor kick or something similar).
City need a player who has good anticipation, off the ball movement, good in the air, and a killer in the box as a different plan.
Theres nothing special in what he's doing there, not to warrant the money it would take to land him.
You'd be talking £100m plus, probably nearer £150m knowing Levy.
As for selling Jesus, not for me and especially not for Kane.
Not doubting his goal scoring ability.Nothing special in what he’s doing there? Now that’s just being ridiculous because you clearly don’t like him. He shows really good team play with his passing and hold up work and the finishing is simply world class. Just like against Leicester at the weekend.
Tell you what is very special anyway and that’s his goal record. That’s worth the huge money that he’d cost.
Not doubting his goal scoring ability.
He’s not the only striker to drop deep, lay the ball off, bring other players into game etc.
Just not for me at £100m plus.
His injuries would be a real concern, he’s been injured every season for about the past 5 seasons.
That will only get worst not better.
You look how much we miss Sergio when injured. Kane would miss some big games through injury for us, his injury record backs this up.
Still a no from me : )
I doubt we’d pay what will be asked by Levy either.Ha, agree his injuries would be a concern. Also that other strikers drop deep etc but they don’t score as many as Kane or Sergio.
Doubt we’ll get him anyway mate.
Good luck getting him out of Bayern. Also he's 31 so even less long term than Kane so I don't see it, although of course agree he's class.
Have watched some Kane highlights and he's exactly what we need. Someone who actually shoots, who can rifle finishes with either foot.
Have a mate who works in a back office role at United who says Kane's people were touting him out earlier this year. If he wants to leave then he's an idiot to have signed that contract.