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What would Kenny G do?
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Whoever buys him will have another scenario like Utd/Sanchez, Real/Hazard and Barca/Griezmann. Kane has already given his best years to Spurs, it's only going downhill from now.
Yeah I think what's been so impressive about Kane is that he's not physically gifted. Yet he's been a brilliant player.Whoever buys him will have another scenario like Utd/Sanchez, Real/Hazard and Barca/Griezmann. Kane has already given his best years to Spurs, it's only going downhill from now.
It wasn't just United fans who made that mistake to be fair, I was incredibly jealous when you guys signed Sanchez.I don't see the comparison with Sanchez at all.
Sanchez was shit when he joined United. His last half a season with Arsenal was terrible. We just convinced ourselves it was because he mentally checked out from them and not because of his actual form.
Harry Kane on the other hand has just won top scorer and assist maker in the league with a 7th spot Tottenham.
It's really no comparison at all.
People need to forget the international football when it comes to evaluating players a little bit because imo it means feck all.
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Or a Utd/RVP or a Leicester/Vardy (he was 27 when he arrived!) Fiorentina/Luca Toni or Bayern/Klose or Utd/Sheringham. Plenty of strikers/attackers move in their late 20s and go on to do extraordinary well.Whoever buys him will have another scenario like Utd/Sanchez, Real/Hazard and Barca/Griezmann. Kane has already given his best years to Spurs, it's only going downhill from now.
The style of play will be heavily different especially with the way city use their midfield (and kdb) and their full backsFunny if Pep and City really offer 100M after watching him play with Foden and Sterling with England and producing nothing of note. Pep may have his own ideas on how to use Kane though as he's a brilliant manager but it's not really worth what Spurs are asking for him
It's sad to see Kane wasting his talent away at Spurs - a bit like Le Tissier at Southampton. Of course you can argue that it's refreshing to find a player who stays at a club like that - but I have always wondered how great it would be to see Le Tissier at a top clubI would be sad to see a great player like Kane go to City
But at the same time I wouldn’t feel like I did when city signed Aguero. Where I knew he was going to be one of the best strikers in the world for a decade
Back in 2009, Guardiola used to question why buy a striker for 50 millions when there is one waiting in the youth team. So I wouldn't believe a single word coming from him.Only in May this year, Guardiola said ‘The club could not spend £100m on one player for financial reasons’. Not sure anyone believes a word that falls out of his mouth anymore. Levy will do a deal for £130m but £100m will be the published fee for UEFA’s benefit.
Also Pep Guardiola:Back in 2009, Guardiola used to question why buy a striker for 50 millions when there is one waiting in the youth team. So I wouldn't believe a single word coming from him.
Pep has proven to be a very flexible coach. Remember people saying Aguero wasn't his type of striker either.I just can’t see him going to City, he doesn’t seem like a Pep player at all. Funnily enough, I don’t see us being able to afford him. I personally hope we don’t sign him, I see any club making a big money move for him will regret it.
When and how? Remember the Ibra fiasco?Pep has proven to be a very flexible coach. Remember people saying Aguero wasn't his type of striker either.
If anything, I would say Pep is anything but. And to be honest, regardless of whether Aguero was or wasn’t a Pep type of striker, there has always been a bit of reluctance with his use of Aguero.Pep has proven to be a very flexible coach. Remember people saying Aguero wasn't his type of striker either.
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City also have KDB, Bernardo Silva, Mahrez and Torres that will provide ample opportunity. Not to mention, Pep's teams actually do something with possession of the ball as opposed to passing it slowly sideways and backwards most of the game.Funny if Pep and City really offer 100M after watching him play with Foden and Sterling with England and producing nothing of note. Pep may have his own ideas on how to use Kane though as he's a brilliant manager but it's not really worth what Spurs are asking for him
Unfortunately I think the opposite might be true; his game doesn't really rely on pace and he's been outstanding dropping deep at times last season and I think if he stays fit he'll play well into his thirties. The problems he's having with England might just be general fatigue or Southgate's ultra dull brand of football.Whoever buys him will have another scenario like Utd/Sanchez, Real/Hazard and Barca/Griezmann. Kane has already given his best years to Spurs, it's only going downhill from now.
What about the players? They have a say too. Not like Spurs are going to give them massive wages to convince them and they still don't have a manager.100 mil + some combination of Sterling, Jesus or Laporte is better than anything Levy is going to get in this market. He should take it and move on.
When and how? Remember the Ibra fiasco?
How many coaches are willing to play without a striker, how many coaches play with inverted fullbacks, how many coaches are willing to play two AMs in central midfield? Pep's principles don't change but he's extremely flexible with his approach. Sometimes, too flexible imo and too willing to try things.If anything, I would say Pep is anything but. And to be honest, regardless of whether Aguero was or wasn’t a Pep type of striker, there has always been a bit of reluctance with his use of Aguero.
Where else are they going to go? All three of them want out for more game time. No one else can afford them and city won’t sell to us or Liverpool. Chelsea might be an option though.What about the players? They have a say too. Not like Spurs are going to give them massive wages to convince them and they still don't have a manager.
Just because he has a history of pissing around with the middle of the pitch to up his possession %, doesn’t mean he‘s been flexible with strikers. The fact he’s not very inclined to play a striker at all most of the time says it all.How many coaches are willing to play without a striker, how many coaches play with inverted fullbacks, how many coaches are willing to play two AMs in central midfield? Pep's principles don't change but he's extremely flexible with his approach. Sometimes, too flexible imo and too willing to try things.
I have no doubt he would try to make Kane work and I wouldn't bet against him succeeding.
Ibrahimovic was more of a personality clash than any other thing. He still scored nearly 30 gaols in all competitions that season.
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