‘I don’t understand’ – Carragher blasts Spurs fans who ridicule 30-year-old
Jamie Carragher has conceded that, considering the amount of abuse Harry Kane endures while continuously putting on performances of the highest calibre, he feels bad for the striker.
Kane is poised to have a record-breaking season for Bayern Munich, as was to be anticipated of him once he made the summer transfer.
With nine assists and 33 goals already this season, the 30-year-old is on track to contribute more than 50 goals to the score at this point in the game.
Still, not everything has gone well for Bayern as a whole, and the team is currently in risk of missing out on the Bundesliga title for the first time in twelve years.
Even though Thomas Tuchel’s team is still winning the Champions League and has advanced to the quarterfinals, they will need to perform a miracle to take the lead, as Bayern Leverkusen leads by ten points.
Harry Kane deserves nothing but respect from Spurs fans
As a result, many people—including Spurs fans—have been poking fun of Kane on social media due to the possibility that he may go another season without winning a championship. Carragher has admitted, nevertheless, that he has no idea why the striker is the object of such animosity.
At 7:20 p.m. on May 3, 24, the analyst said on CBS Sports on Paramount+, “I do feel for him because he has been Bayern Munich’s best player.” He never truly won a trophy at Tottenham, so there is always this kind of criticism directed at him, or perhaps people are just making fun of him for that.
“He goes to Bayern Munich, serial winners, and then he doesn’t win a trophy. I don’t understand the ridicule. This is a guy who is one of the top strikers in world football, certainly from an English point of view, we should be proud that one of our players has gone over to the Bundesliga, one of the biggest teams in the world and he is producing one of the best seasons we have seen from an English player playing abroad.
“People ridicule him, whether it’s Spurs fans, who should actually be proud of him that one of their players is playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world and he has come through their academy.
“Yes, they aren’t going to win a trophy, but next season, Bayern Munich, I am pretty sure, will win the league and he will finish with trophies. So, I don’t get the ridicule. He is one of the best players in the world and I love him to bits.”
Even though I can appreciate Spurs supporters who are uninterested in Kane’s situation now that he is no longer a member of the team, I find it disappointing that a large number of them are actively enjoying the striker’s bad luck.
During his tenure at N17, the 30-year-old was a model professional who demonstrated unwavering devotion to the team. Even though he had the option to extend his contract and join a competitor, he decided to travel overseas last summer. He is the greatest living legend of Tottenham and is deserving of all respect.
