Harry Kane

[Indaparkside]

What’s the latest on Kane

He’s meeting Able

 

[Jack74]

Am only guessing here but one or another I reckon Gabba is off , still think Kane will sign weather Gabba is included in that deal I have no idea

 

[hilts]

Cheeky little bid for Phil Jones?

In our dreams :-)

 

[Marvin]

I simply do not see the evidence that Levy is a willing seller. He says, for what it is worth, in the press he is not. You claim that Kane will be unhappy if the deal collapses. Maybe? So what? He’ll have to get on with it. If he really wanted to go he would’ve have signed the contract. And the so called gentlemen’s agreement? What evidence is there that it exists? What did it say? The deal is obviously still probable but it feels increasingly flakey.

So what? Team morale is vital. And the speculation would not go away. There's a very good chance it will destabilise your dressing room. How can Spurs players aspire for the future when the heart of the team wants out? Spurs can hold him to his contract if they want but it will be damaging.

You should do what Villa did and rebuild. Clock is ticking

 

[BamberBridgeBlue]

I simply do not see the evidence that Levy is a willing seller. He says, for what it is worth, in the press he is not. You claim that Kane will be unhappy if the deal collapses. Maybe? So what? He’ll have to get on with it. If he really wanted to go he would’ve have signed the contract. And the so called gentlemen’s agreement? What evidence is there that it exists? What did it say? The deal is obviously still probable but it feels increasingly flakey.

I think you miss the point of a gentleman’s agreement. If there’s evidence it ceases to be that, surely its a contract? The evidence is Kane, who is universally accepted as a model professional staying away from the club.

Ultimately though, it doesn’t matter. Levy won’t sell as he isn’t a gentleman. Harry knows that now. You are also correct in saying Harry will get on with it. It’ll be like one of those invites you get to a marriage vow renewal. You have to get the suit dry cleaned and go through all the pfaff just to sit in the church and speculate about which one of them had the affair.

If you have a season ticket you can all “get on with it” together. I’m sure it’ll all be fine.

 

[Legal Alien]

As for the gentleman's agreement, Kane appears convinced that it is real and, again, dismissing it as of no significance is ignoring one of the great causes of hostility and bitterness. Kane's sense of betrayal is a key element in this affair.

I agree and only Kane and Levy know what was said.

There have been signs that an agreemrnt existed though.
It's been reported that Levy persuaded him to stay last summer and then Kane looked in tears at the last game, when he did a lap of honour. He then made a video basically telling everyone he was leaving, only it seems to have the rug pulled out from under him again.

Kane probably thinks that Levy has gone back on his word and can't be trusted and after all that's happened i can see that he'd be well pissed off!

 

[super_city_si]

penny for Kanes thoughts...

Wonder if he thinks Grealish signing and then the news about Messi being free is going to hamper his transfer? Poor fucker is probably gutted right now

 

[JimB]

There is no evidence that Levy has failed to honour this so called gentleman’s agreement, if it even exists.

I can well imagine Levy agreeing to sell Kane in the event that Spurs were to fall far out of contention for major silverware. But it is a cast iron certainty that any sale would have been conditional on another club paying the asking price. And there is no way that Levy would have been so naive as to put a figure on it. The naivety will have been all Kane’s and his amateur hour bro.

 

[Summerbuzz]

There is no evidence that Levy has failed to honour this so called gentleman’s agreement, if it even exists.

Hmm.

I can well imagine Levy agreeing to sell Kane in the event that Spurs were to fall far out of contention for major silverware. But it is a cast iron certainty that any sale would have been conditional on another club paying the asking price. And there is no way that Levy would have been so naive as to put a figure on it. The naivety will have been all Kane’s and his amateur hour bro.

There's.... absolutely not a shred of evidence for that either. You've just made it all up.

 

[BamberBridgeBlue]

There is no evidence that Levy has failed to honour this so called gentleman’s agreement, if it even exists.

I can well imagine Levy agreeing to sell Kane in the event that Spurs were to fall far out of contention for major silverware. But it is a cast iron certainty that any sale would have been conditional on another club paying the asking price. And there is no way that Levy would have been so naive as to put a figure on it. The naivety will have been all Kane’s and his amateur hour bro.

Fuck me! Do you lot know what a gentleman’s agreement is?

A gentlemen's agreement, or gentleman's agreement, is an informal and legally non-binding agreement between two or more parties. It is typically oral, but it may be written or simply understood as part of an unspoken agreement by convention or through mutually-beneficial etiquette. The essence of a gentlemen's agreement is that it relies upon the honor of the parties for its fulfillment, rather than being in any way enforceable. It is distinct from a legal agreement or contract.

Now stop banging on about evidence of a gentleman’s agreement you thick fuckers!