Harry Kane

[Mince n Tatties]

Hat-trick away in Europe last night,once he gets going the goals just seem to roll of his boots.
The boy really is a superb natural striker,oh if it was only the white shirt of Fulham he wore instead of theirs.

[Woolly Mammoth]

We could always place a bid for him in the next window.

[OdecaMynoT]

We could always place a bid for him in the next window.

Offer Spuds a few extra car parts for 'add-ons' as an incentive.

[Jonaldiniho 88]

But he is one of their own. Yes that's it, grew up supporting arsenal, couldn't get into their academy and now he has been spuds since he was conceived. He is absolute quality and I wish him a long career.

[Marcel_Gecov]

The thing with Kane is that he never looks like a good player until he shoots (the important bit) but that being said his goalscoring speaks for itself. He often gets the ball deep and dillydallies around with it not passing to better placed team mates. I was speaking with one of the scouts at Tottenham and was saying that they think the reason for his proficiency is that he shoots a fraction earlier than goalkeepers expect which catches them off guard.

[Mince n Tatties]

The thing with Kane is that he never looks like a good player until he shoots (the important bit) but that being said his goalscoring speaks for itself. He often gets the ball deep and dillydallies around with it not passing to better placed team mates. I was speaking with one of the scouts at Tottenham and was saying that they think the reason for his proficiency is that he shoots a fraction earlier than goalkeepers expect which catches them off guard.

Which is all part of being a top striker,he is also a natural poacher like Jimmy Greaves,I wouldn't care what he does all over the park as long as it goes in the net.
Most of of the top strikers haven't looked like good players.

[cmg]

Natural goal scoring ability is the most valuable asset in the game and, although it might be improved on, is not something that can be coached. Being in the right place at the right time is often a matter of millimeters and nano seconds, and the most important action is what goes on inside the player's head.
Greaves was the most lethal English goalscorer I ever saw. Although he always had plenty to say, he could never articulate his own ability. "Well...I got the ball there...and...er...then I just stuck it in the net." was about the extent of his analysis of his own scores.

Gerd Müller's colleagues called him 'Kleines Dickes' (short, fat). He wasn't actually fat by any definition that I would recognize but he had thick, stumpy, bandy legs and an incredibly low-slung backside. He would have beaten no one over 50 yards, but was the quickest I ever saw over 5. More importantly those five yards were in just the right place. Not much more than 5'9" tall he was magnificent in the air. He averaged more than a goal a game in Internationals and, unlike little Messi (who I respect as a truly great player) he scored some of them them in WC finals.
He broke my heart in 1970 and is the greatest goalscorer I ever saw.

[Slaphead in Qatar]

Needs to do it on international stage

[filham]

We could always place a bid for him in the next window.

No way , his stats. would probably highlight that his defensive throw ins are not too strong.

[Mince n Tatties]

Needs to do it on international stage

I shouldn't think Spurs fans care what he does for England.

[Mince n Tatties]

We could always place a bid for him in the next window.

No way , his stats. would probably highlight that his defensive throw ins are not too strong.

lol