By some fans, of course, I mean those that are still in complete denial about the entire ENIC project, and still believe the stadium is some mystical game changing panacea.
A trophy-less Harry Kane is an embarrassment. You get anomalies in football, like Mark Noble, but nothing sticks out quite as uncomfortably as a prolific England captain who is 27-years-of-age, who has never lifted a piece of silverware in his life.
Instead of grumbling at O’Hara, attention must be redirected at the Tottenham business model.
“He is 27, if Spurs don’t win a trophy next season, Kane should move on.”
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) August 4, 2020
“If you just get in the top four and don’t win a trophy, it’s time he moves on.” 🔥@MrJamieOHara1 says Spurs must win a trophy next season to keep Harry Kane. pic.twitter.com/nyAz9RmQRP
Agree with all the comments and like Tappaspur would love Harry to do a Matt Le Tissier except with titles to show for his loyalty. But history proves time and again it’s the clubs in every country who spend big on wages and transfers who win the prizes
Even if by some miracle Levy decided to really fund Mourinho going by the four years it took Klopp to get Liverpool into shape and that Man City for all the billions behind them didn’t win a title over night and even with money spent Spurs could still fall short, getting real, Harry will want to move to a club where success is highly likely and to me that club is Manchester City and with Agueros age and injury history I think City will have a space for a striker after this season.
If Levy isn’t all just talk let’s see him show he’s serious and buy quality players. I hope Hojbjerg comes to Spurs, a good player, but that level of player won’t keep Harry, it needs real top quality proven players. Over to you Mr Levy.
You’re right of course,but I feel the longer he leaves it the more people will question his ambition.Yes give Mourinho the chance to get his own players in,but we will know by Christmas how effective we are going to be challenging for any honours.
The fly in the ointment will be Levy,of course,who will want to choose the time to sell to maximise his profit.Is Kane the sort of person who would pressurise Levy and force a move?Or would his desire to win another golden boot jeopardise his chances of a move to win silverware,particularly if he is over played again and picks up another injury.
Only Harry himself can answer this question, but what the pundits are saying is correct. He owes Spurs nothing and none of us could begrudge the lad moving on to a club with ambition.
I think he’ll go this time next year. It makes sense for him to give Jose a full season. After that he’ll surely have to leave. Even if we win a cup, you can hear the pundits all saying “he needs to win the league” already.
Also next year should be a better time to sell. Levy will be able to get a lot for him still – £100m or more. We can buy a replacement with that and it won’t be the end of the world.
If he stays for another year (which he will) and we get back into the CL comfortably (which we will) he’ll stay for another, then another then another then another. One man club🌚
I think the decision will be sooner than this time next year. Kane will see by our signings what our intent is. He will know what we need to compete, personally I think close to £300m spent before Liverpool and city improve.