Kane hoping for Champions League after breakthrough year

“In the way that we work with all the staff, we try to carry them with individual plans for young and older players because every player needs different things”.

“Hopefully, 2016 is better still. All the other strikers have been trying to keep up with him”, Kane said.

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“There’s a long way to go and a lot of tough games but we are full of confidence”. Norwich were excellent last week on the break they set up to absorb the pressure from United and used Redmond, Brady and Jerome well on the counter attack getting their just rewards when they hit two break away goals.

Harry Kane scored his 30th goal of 2015 in Tottenham’s 2-0 win over Southampton, but he is already seeking a whole lot more in 2016.

This will be Spurs’ biggest test, but with the way they’ve been playing so far, it’s very possible, that a UEFA Champions League spot is there for the taking. It’s something we’ve been working on in training, the sliding, keeping compact as a team and ensuring the full-backs stop the crosses. “We had a disappointing result last week but we’ve come straight back with a good three points away from home”, he told reporters.

Kane ended a three-game lean spell to give Spurs the lead with a lavish finish in the 40th minute, after skipping through Virgil van Dijk’s puppet impression. In five of their seven league wins this season they have triumphed by two goals or more, and Spurs are offered at 11/10 (2.10) to beat Norwich with a -1 handicap.

“Newcastle was probably the kick up the butt we needed, maybe we were getting a bit complacent”. “I’m going to take both teams to score here as the value play in the game”.

“We definitely won’t be doing that against Norwich”.