The fact that Kane partly carried Spurs as much as he did (bar injuries and majority of the UCL 2018 run, yes... Son is a champ) and dug Spurs out of so many shocking league runs has always been a testament to his abilities, moving to Bayern as you say has taken him to the next level. I can't ever help but wonder, what if? What if he stayed and played under Ange. I'll keep dreaming for a homecoming.

@@Winter-Ninea lot of the money used to buy the players that are the reason for their success now (Maddison, Van de Ven, Kulusevski) was from selling Kane

@@LjuboCupic1912 I agree but I still think would have expected spurs to buy some of those players, but we never know what would have happened if he stayed

@@LjuboCupic1912half the Kane money was spent on Brennan Johnson 😭

@@rwholemilkisgood5050 I haven't seen him play once for Spurs and genuinely curious is he worth the investment whom I have never even heard of before Spurs bought him?

Arsenal bottled the league worse than anybody ever 😂😂😂😂😂

It's almost always like that really. As a shameless Barca fan, I always liked Ronaldo to win more UCLs back then and to see Jude scores goals like he's a striker. There must be one or two player from the rivals that you can't help but love.

​@@explosiveboner3494That's not being shameless, that's being open minded and not being blindly loyal/toxic. Football and sports needs more of you in general. 👍🏻

​@BigDog434 Newcastle bottle a TWELVE point lead 1996? Man U blow a FOURTEEN point lead in 98? United lose an EIGHT point lead in 2012 with 6 games left and a better goal difference? Please, if you're going to diss Arsenal...who did bottle the league last season...at least get your facts right 🤡🤡

as a arsenal supporter from london i dont have any hate for kane his and arsenal fan its mistakes happen but his the best english player in the world

This. His ability to change from classic striker to false 9 on the fly keeps his linkup play with the wingers hard to predict

​@@noskill102reminds me of the Rooney RVP dynamic

​@@noskill102 This what fans in Germany don't understand about Kane who is not a typical 9 like Lewandowski. Harry shows up in spaces where a classical striker doesn't go and his teammates actually passed him the ball. To say they weren't passing him the ball would mean there was no assist leading to a Kane goal for 2-3 games.

What's so amazing about Harry Kane is he isn't fast at all. A very slow and sluggish Striker but he's incorporated passing into his play. If you get the ball to him and someone makes a run behind the defense he will hit it with perfect accuracy.

@@Abcdhdbenfndn Kane is not slow and sluggish. He is not quick, but he is quick enough. When he is through on goal, I've never seen a defender get around him. Look at his second goal against Italy recently.

Almost midfield is correct but the almost part, he was in his own half, not the opponent half

@@janson2911 yeah, I went back to review the goal and it's correct. It was insane!

yeah, that was wild, he covered like 55% of the field

Not that I have seen from that distance at least@@santanoschsantosch3016

this season and Kane incredible stats in Bayern Munich made me forgot this fact like what the.. you are right

From midfield positions, Kane passes the ball as if he's never done anything else. The ball has perfect speed and is always on point. Incredible. And when he's in front of the goal, time seems to slow down and then.. BOOM! GOAL! 👏

The only player you can even compare him to is Pep-era false 9 Messi. One of the best playmaking 9s ever

Unfortunately u can have such a thing only for a certain period of time in the Bundesliga, the coach of Leverkusen will leave the club and many important players of not only Leverkusen but Stuttgart will so too.

​@@wokeaf1337True. Popularity longevity not strong at all.

At least, when it comes to footballing quality at the top and the balanced relegation battle, you are right. On the other hand the Bundesliga lost some of it's giants with a lot of fans like Schalke and Hertha Berlin. I'm not shooting against Heidenheim or Darmstadt, but they're not bringing the same Atmosphere, something the Bundesliga is known for. The problem are rather clubs like Hoffenheim, Wolfsburg, Leipzig and Leverkusen. They took advantage of a special ruling inside of 50+1 which allows big sponsors to take over majority shares of the club after 20 years. Leipzig technically falls under 50+1, because they just evaded the rule by starting the club in low league football, where this rule does not exist. They just have 7 laughable members, all of them employed by Red Bull. These clubs now have all the benefits from TV-money, even though almost nobody watches them. They also don't have the same atmosphere as other teams and not a lot of fans. Fun fact, you need to pay ridiculous amounts to be even considered as a club member of Leipzig and even then the 7 owners can simply decide, if you're eligible to take part in their decisions. It was tried by journalists lol. If that's not evading 50+1 then nothing is.

@@reinrassigerStuhl Heidenheims biggest problem isn’t the lack of fans, but the small stadium. They could fill a 25.000 or even 30.000 seater arena, just that they never were big enough for such an arena to make sense. But yeah, while I think that clubs like Leverkusen and Wolfsburg can at least partially be considered traditional first league teams, Hoffenheim and Leipzig didn’t earn their place. Without them the Bundesliga would be even better

​@@reinrassigerStuhlGet rid of 50+1 then, to allow the big clubs to compete as well.

Youve got yourself more than a decorator there

Imagine if kane had played in a prime barca or Madrid in the last 15years, he'd have a strong hand on being the best striker of this generation, just think about it if he could put out those numbers with Tottenham!!!

xabi alonso is managing liverpool after klopp...you heard it first here

@@MemphisGoarKlopp isn’t leaving Liverpool until at least 2026 and Alonso is leaving Leverkusen at the end of the season. If he does end up managing Liverpool, it will likely be after he’s done with Real Madrid.

@@LjuboCupic1912 I agree

Not getting injured means always being lucky.

Yes, 41 goals in 29 games for lewandowski if im not mistaken. Still would be impressive if he reaches 42 though

Scoring every game is better than scoring 5 in one game. Scoring predictability advantage, consistency. So much better than scoring 5 in a thrashing.

​@@GamerFriscolewandowski did both, he scored no less thess thsn 40 goals a season, for like 7 years straight, the only player in football history to do that. 344 goals and 73 assists in 375 games for bayern, that's consistency and otherworldly, so he does both, stunning consistency and thrashing, your point is basically pointless

Best ability is availability tho

Definitely a very exciting team right now. And Guirassy is looking so good in so many ways!

@@FootballIconic he manages to make me believe and hope again, didn't know that was possible lol

He's having a great season but isn't he like 27? This is genuinely his first great goal-scoring season. Nowhere near Kane's level, who's done it season after season for almost 10 years.

No shit@@iTylerHimself

@@iTylerHimself that don't matter, i have no fears of relegation for the first time in 10 years

My thoughts exactly- if they are this good when they haven't even clicked properly yet, just imagine the scenes in a few months. I just get frustrated when I see Coman, Sane cutting into his channels sometimes haha. But you can see them all adjusting game after game.

Yes, I think they are second favorite to win the UCL after city. Even as a Dortmund fan its kinda exciting to see how far Bayern will go. As long as they lose in next Der Klassiker haha

Bro said gnabry 😂that’s how ik u don’t watch Bayern

@@cranjusmcbasketball2052 sorry but the next one is in munich Therefore, there is no way of Bayern loosing that game (you should be happy if it does not go above 3:0)

@@nonameFCB Yeah Gnabry. Are you a smooth brain or something?

Yeah, the weight of his passes is perfect each and every time, sure they get intercepted at times but if they get through they are lethal. Such a joy to watch, really slept on the guy. Seeing him doing a slide tackle to stop a counter in our own half in the dying minutes of a game immediately showed me the kind of leader he is .

Gerd Müller attempted and missed 3 that season.

In London there are definitely 10k per night suits. In Munich, Düsseldorf or Berlin probably too.

@@yannick245 There surely are, but my question is whether Kane is in one of those or not.

And I'll let you know that him and Son was even better than this. Sad they didn't win anything together. Such an underrated duo.

If only they kept Mane. Kane Sane and Mane. What a trio that would have been.

Won't ever top the Son x Kane duo tho.

Cheers!

Dortmund fan here. Not too optimistic we will stand a chance against leverkusen.

Well their out of the Pokal / German Cup already so can’t win all (ie treble) anymore but imagine a CL win plus tons of goals would suffice to win it over someone like Haaland

well, wirtz was injured almost all of last season

Thanks man!!!

I think he was talking about total goals including CL cup games.

Hes talking across all competitions only for Bayern players. So his Statement is 100% accurate lol?

​@KidneyJones-kp1yj he missed like 3 or 4 more games than Füllkrug. That's not that much

@@KidneyJones I think and uninjured Haller or Schick would have scored more, last season a lof of the main goalscorers of teams were injured for at least half of the season.

At the same time, who knows how he would've developed too.

@@FootballIconic Fair point, a lot of what ifs I know.

All due respect he had his chances at Spurs, 2 league runs, fa cup semi finals, league cup finals... few goals. I love him and i'm a Spurs fan but it's the tough truth!

​@@Winter-NineI think the tough truth is that throughout his stay at Spurs, the whole team was never a one that would compete for titles. I'm actually surprised you got to the UCL final against Liverpool. Even if he did underperform in some cup competitions, it's not like his performances would necessarily win titles alone

@@tusia3899 completely agree with what you say! But when we needed him most he didn’t always step up. Frustrating but that’s the history of Tottenham eh?

Because he is accustomed to getting no service. He went for periods of months at a time in Spurs with no service. I remember a few of the bad patch periods for Spurs, it was definitely like that. Spurs getting very low shots all game, and some games Kane was literally only getting 2 or 3 touches entire game. Defenders learnt to heavily mark him also which didn't help. So Kane just adapted. He would play in midfield to get service lol. He spent like 2 seasons in particular playing very deep, and became very good at play making. I think Conte deserves credit, since he told Kane he needs to play much further forward again, and Kane has taken elements of playing deep, and playing very forward, and combined them into one now. He can change it up on the fly, and can fool defenders with his positioning etc. No wonder it will take his Bayern teammates a while to adjust.

@@Jez4prez1 It's not like he didn't know how to play further up the pitch before Conte mate, why does he deserve credit? XD

@@nickwoodward819 nah, I think he deserves credit, because Kane liked playing deeper. He literally wore a number 10 for a reason and thought he was Messi 2.0. Conte was like "oi, you're a striker m8, go play numba 9 boi"

@@Jez4prez1 tbf he was doing that for a reason, because he was getting no service, and it's not like conte's spurs were any good. Like you said, he had already play higher, but then dropped deep, so it's not like Conte unlocked something in him. my opinion at least anyway :)

would still be spursy

Not as deadly as kane, sane, coman and musiala tho

Son is a terrible winger now though so he wouldn't be in this lineup. There's a reason why he's playing striker now and even then he still heavily relies on maddison because he lacks playmaking skills.

Son as good a Sane, if not, better. Sane played in a man city team meaning better chances and productivity for a winger. Spurs have relied on Son to play striker and winger for years. For Bayern Sane had a slow start. Son over Sane

@@GamerFrisco 0 ball knowledge take. Sane is arguably the best winger in Europe rn

Man has completely stopped talking about the Epl

Lewy finally released the kraken.

Hit the nail on the head, English & German players combining, unstoppable.