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Other than the money and the history, moving from Spurs to Man Utd if a bit of a sideways move these days. If Kane moves it will be to someone who is actually going to win something.
 
RSS said:
Other than the money and the history, moving from Spurs to Man Utd if a bit of a sideways move these days. If Kane moves it will be to someone who is actually going to win something.
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I totally agree, but I just dont know if he'll suit our style of play.

And he is nowhere near as speedy as Shane.
 
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RSS said:
Other than the money and the history, moving from Spurs to Man Utd if a bit of a sideways move these days. If Kane moves it will be to someone who is actually going to win something.
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I would argue that even when off the pace in the League, Manchester United still pick up trophies. Where are Tottenham´s over the past decade? So it is a forward move. In addition, it keeps him and his partner in the UK, his branding value would certainly increase. Furthermore, sales of United shirt would increase as well. Not sure that "golden" boy would have the same impact at Real as in Spain he is not seen in the same light as in the UK. Besides which, Real are into buying young Brazilians, a category that Kane does not fit into. And Perez has to satisfy the demands of 100,000 or so members and I am not sure that Kane is top of their shopping list.
 
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