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Who has he scored his goals against?

http://www.soccerbase.com/players/player.sd?player_id=52657

did you answer your own question?

C'est normal.

It's a slow Friday at Sky Sports

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11675/10155990/better-off-without-harry-kane-the-amazing-stat-of-tottenham8217s-season

Yes.
Because I did google. And look he's scored against all the big guns this season. And last.

https://twitter.com/TSF/status/695609011375357952

Classic moves from Bob Martin

from that article.

"Kane has developed a knack for scoring in heavy wins, beginning with the 4-1 thrashing of Manchester City in late September.

There was a hat-trick against Bournemouth and a double against West Ham, while the England international has also scored twice home and away against the Canaries.

But all four of those matches would have been won even without Kane's goals."

I don't agree with that statement, how many games have been 2-1 to your team with the other side pressing for an equalizer, and the third goal goes in to kill the game off. Just because your team has a one goal lead, doesn't automatically mean that you are going to win the game.

Don't let your opinion get in the way of a good fact.

The statement is:
Harry Kane scores goals that don't matter.
Is he scoring the 3rd goal, or the 4th goal?

Also, goals are over rated.

can't win games without 'em

didn't little mickey owen say you could

i know who i'd trust

Man City >>>>>>>>

Mahrez <<<<<<<<<<

City and your 3billion >>>>>>

3-0

Will Chelsea ask Ranieri back to finish the job he started?

Watching man City get dismantled by Leicester, thinking that Guardiola has a bigger job on his hands than we suspect. Going forward man city are above average, but midfield and defence will need a revamp. Without kompany, otamendi and di michelis are suspect, zabaleta's okay, kola rob a bit meh, the two Brazilians starting with F don't seem to provide much impetus going forward or provide a sturdy enough defensive cover.
Lots to do, I know man city will throw lots of money at the problem, the question becomes will they be able to offload the highly paid excess? And does Guardiola know something we don't know about the youth products coming through who he could put into the first team?

city and their 4bn
problem solved

How much is oil a barrel?
How many accountants are required to help meet the ffp?
City aren't that fucked. They need a decent centre back, and have done for at least two seasons, to work with Kompany. And they need someone other than ya ya. They have de bruyne and sterling and silva.
They need aguero to stay fit.

Nice to see some of the ManCity fans stay behind to whistle at their team.

Tidy result that but, as everyone says, we'll no doubt come unstuck once we play the top clubs

Think guardiola has his work cut out, and will have to coach up a lot of the players there, they gave the ball away far too easily today, and if guardiola wants anything he wants possession of the ball, if the players can't provide that they'll be gone. Looking at City, apart from the players you mention I'm not sure any of the others would be coveted by any of their rivals...