FujiVice
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12 goals in 15 games says he's far from done.Kane is done IMO. Should see out at his career at Spurs.
12 goals in 15 games says he's far from done.Kane is done IMO. Should see out at his career at Spurs.
If we're sold by the spring (which is the estimated time if you believe todays reports) by people with deep pockets, he's totally going to be someone they look at. What a statement.
And he's more than just goals. I can see he age well as footballer.12 goals in 15 games says he's far from done.
Would love to sign him this summer, but I just don't seeing Levy being reasonable.
Considering Ruud lasted until he was 32 at highest level at Real Madrid and he had his first top division professional career at 21 years old in eredivise (so not exactly a late bloomer like Vardy), may be Kane would be similar around 32-33 years old especially considering that he's been carrying Spurs on his back with Son and that could take a toll of him unless if he is a freak. I'm not a sport scientist so I can't tell but the signing has very high risk.
I don't pay attention on his pressing under Conte and Mourinho (those managers don't do pressing on the high line), but he was pressing under Poch like Cavani was here. There was never in doubt with his work rate when he was working with Poch.Do people not realize Kane doesn’t press at all? You’d have the same issue we had with Ronaldo where someone else has to do all of his running for him.
This may be harsh but I'm not keen on the idea of spending big money on him.
I can't recall many players who were past their physical prime so young that they had to completely change their game. And to be fair, he's adapted his game incredibly well - his passing, creativity and decision making on the ball is top notch. The issue is now he's a specialist in the sense he really needs a certain set up around him with pace either side who can run in behind for him to slide his passes to.
He drops very deep and I'd worry he'd be crowding Bruno's space, and Bruno is going to work best with a striker who's making runs to pick out, rather than dropping deep into his area. Kane's lost a lot of his traditional threat of challenging centre backs and running in behind the opposition defence.
He also looks very laboured in his pressing these days if that's what you want from your striker, I don't see him suddenly returning back to a more energetic style of play in his 30s.
I don't pay attention on his pressing under Conte and Mourinho (those managers don't do pressing on the high line), but he was pressing under Poch like Cavani was here. There was never in doubt with his work rate when he was working with Poch.
BingoWhich was 4 years ago.
This may be harsh but I'm not keen on the idea of spending big money on him.
I can't recall many players who were past their physical prime so young that they had to completely change their game. And to be fair, he's adapted his game incredibly well - his passing, creativity and decision making on the ball is top notch. The issue is now he's a specialist in the sense he really needs a certain set up around him with pace either side who can run in behind for him to slide his passes to.
He drops very deep and I'd worry he'd be crowding Bruno's space, and Bruno is going to work best with a striker who's making runs to pick out, rather than dropping deep into his area. Kane's lost a lot of his traditional threat of challenging centre backs and running in behind the opposition defence.
He also looks very laboured in his pressing these days if that's what you want from your striker, I don't see him suddenly returning back to a more energetic style of play in his 30s.
This may be harsh but I'm not keen on the idea of spending big money on him.
I can't recall many players who were past their physical prime so young that they had to completely change their game. And to be fair, he's adapted his game incredibly well - his passing, creativity and decision making on the ball is top notch. The issue is now he's a specialist in the sense he really needs a certain set up around him with pace either side who can run in behind for him to slide his passes to.
He drops very deep and I'd worry he'd be crowding Bruno's space, and Bruno is going to work best with a striker who's making runs to pick out, rather than dropping deep into his area. Kane's lost a lot of his traditional threat of challenging centre backs and running in behind the opposition defence.
He also looks very laboured in his pressing these days if that's what you want from your striker, I don't see him suddenly returning back to a more energetic style of play in his 30s.
Which was 4 years ago.
Bingo
Considering Ruud lasted until he was 32 at highest level at Real Madrid and he had his first top division professional career at 21 years old in eredivise (so not exactly a late bloomer like Vardy), may be Kane would be similar around 32-33 years old especially considering that he's been carrying Spurs on his back with Son and that could take a toll of him unless if he is a freak. I'm not a sport scientist so I can't tell but the signing has very high risk.
Would be perfect for the players we have out wide especially rashford.Would be an incredible signing, but think he will want to go to a team that guarantees trophies and CL challenges e.g. Bayern.
I can't think of another striker who has had his passing range on top of being a top-class finisher. Very unique player.
The slander this guy gets is unreal, he's a bonified top 5 elite striker yet gets talked about like he's a mid table trundler who's been on the verge of retirement for 5 years. Actually pisses me off
If you can get him for under 80 mill you do it, no questions asked
The slander this guy gets is unreal, he's a bonified top 5 elite striker yet gets talked about like he's a mid table trundler who's been on the verge of retirement for 5 years. Actually pisses me off
If you can get him for under 80 mill you do it, no questions asked
No doubt the same people slating him would be wanking themselves silly if he signed for their team.The slander this guy gets is unreal, he's a bonified top 5 elite striker yet gets talked about like he's a mid table trundler who's been on the verge of retirement for 5 years. Actually pisses me off
If you can get him for under 80 mill you do it, no questions asked
He has hardly missed a game in over two seasons now. He had a period over a year when he had a lot of ankle injuries but other than that he has played a shit ton of games.His injury record ain't so great though and at his age £80m would be a risk but then again we're United we always overspend eh bro.
He ranges between 34 -50 games per season for the last 8 seasons. His lowest appearance total is 34. He got 38 too before that otherwise his appearance total is fantastic and he's a mainstay. His injury record seems exaggeratedHis injury record ain't so great though and at his age £80m would be a risk but then again we're United we always overspend eh bro.
Would be an incredible signing, but think he will want to go to a team that guarantees trophies and CL challenges e.g. Bayern.
The ideal signing. Would make us challengers for the next 3-4 years. We need a striker this summer though and I reckon Spurs will wait until he has a year left to budge.
Hoi! You're right. What's a realistic fee for him? Surely Spurs wouldn't say no to £80m when he's only got a year left.Fortunately this summer is indeed when he has a year left on his contract. Agree he’s the ideal signing. His passing is just insanely good for a number 9.
What are we supposed to be learning from that would tell us signing Harry Kane would be a disaster? I don't see a precedent.Don't we ever learn, this would be a disastrous singing.
The ideal signing.
This would be a disastrous singing.
Would be perfect for the players we have out wide especially rashford.
Seeing Bruno run off him too would be ideal. Would love him at united