Spurs ended their home season in an appropriately downbeat way against an excellent Brentford team. If Harry Kane's future is in doubt, why should he stay?
Spurs don’t deserve to keep brilliant Kane as they fold into mediocrity yet againSpurs ended their home season in an appropriately downbeat way against an excellent Brentford team. If Harry Kane’s future is in doubt, why should he stay?. Move along now, Manchester City. Silence, Sheffield Wednesday. Pipe down, Peterborough United. It’s Saturday lunchtime and time for the Premier League’s most important battle: The Race For Seventh Place.
Spurs arrived for their game against Brentford with something to prove, even if only to themselves. It remains a possibility that this could be the last time that season ticket holders – bar the platinum tier masochists going to Leeds on the last day of the season – will see Harry Kane live in a Spurs shirt. It certainly is a strange thought.
It was all so inevitable. Time and time again this season, Spurs have just folded like this. One minute in a match, they look capable of pulling clear. They start to look like a football team. But then, and it often seems to simply come from out of, it all folds in on itself again. The passing becomes misplaced. The defence takes on the consistency of blancmange. That familiar Spurs feeling of skittishness without urgency descends again, like a fine mist.
Brentford were everything that Spurs weren’t. They were compact, tidy and committed. They didn’t completely lose their heads as though trying to run in four directions at the same time whenever they were pressured. They played to a game plan that seemed to cover 90 minutes rather than just the first 45. Bryan Mbeumo was a muscular flurry on the right, drifting inside for two goals as the home defence folded before him.
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