Harry Kane is one of the greatest strikers of his generation--a boyhood Spurs fan who joined the club at ten, was almost never given a chance, and then somehow became the most prolific scorer in their history. So how did Tottenham manage to waste nearly a decade of him at his peak? In this episode, I talk with Jack Pitt-Brooke of The Athletic about what made Kane so special, why Spurs couldn't capitalize on it, and what the club still hasn't learned.
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