Considerate of David to take Saudi and Qataris dicks out his mouth long enough to type that
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Kane's halfway lone goal is underrated imo. It was fantastic. It should be on the headlines.
It is the Bundesliga my friend, thats just what happens...
a bit sad, noh? But I was hoping the English media would hype it up since Kane's from England.
Nah mate, it's kinda sad but prem + Bellingham is all I hear about from a few of my lads.
Some of them genuinely didn't even know Kane was popping off for Bayern until I showed them some highlights and match reports.
Considering these are the same journos who shat on him for losing his first 'cup' at Bayern during the summer, it's just pure bullshit.
Also, the english media seemingly doesn't want to report on how well Guirassy is doing either.
That's insane. They'd probably start talking about him if Bayern wins the Bundesliga (that's even expected every year) or if Kane's performance in the euros would be huge. But unless Jude drops off or gets a consecutive stinker, we won't probably hear other names.
Meh...wake me up when someone does a solo AC MILAN GEORGE WEAH GOAL
Kane's goal was crazy like it went in with no drop off
Kane got the idea from Simon Miniminter
Cheers Becks. I got the idea from Xabi Alonso.
Man I’m fucking old, I remember Beckham scoring that goal when it happened. I was 11. He really had a lovely right foot in his prime.
If you want to feel older, here's something: that goal was closer to the first moon landing than to today.
Iñigo Martínez, a Real Sociedad defender at the time, scored two goals from his own half during the 2010/11 La Liga season.
He got the idea from the fact that the goalkeeper was way to far outside the box.
In an era of football that often emphasizes tactical discipline and teamwork, moments of individual brilliance, like Kane's goal, remind us of the magic that can happen on the pitch. It's a reminder that football is not just about systems and strategies but also about the extraordinary talents of its players.