GWT: EPL - Matchweek 6

[robertmac43]

First time at the Emirates yesterday. You can thank me for bringing the vibes for the late win

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What a game to be at. My first at the Emirates was a 0-0 Europa League draw against Sporting. The only notable thing that happened was Welbeck's brutal leg injury/ankle injury.

 

[S E P H]

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Does that include pen goals though? Palmer feasts on those, not to take away from how productive he's been.

Harry Kane doing Harry Kane things.

More like the Spurs had nobody else, so Kane was responsible for everything and was allowed to drift all over the field.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

More like the Spurs had nobody else, so Kane was responsible for everything and was allowed to drift all over the field.

Talk about taking anything to dig at Spurs. This is after Kane went to Bayern...

 

[Wee Baby Seamus]

Does that include pen goals though? Palmer feasts on those, not to take away from how productive he's been.

More like the Spurs had nobody else, so Kane was responsible for everything and was allowed to drift all over the field.

Oh boy, some serious grasping at straws going on here.

It does include penalties. If you remove penalties he drops from second all the way down to... third.

10 penalties takes him from 43 to 33, which is still higher than Haaland (31, 8 penalties) and Mbappe (28, 9 penalties) if you removed penalties from both. The only person on that list who passes him if you only look at non-penalty contributions is Ollie Watkins.

And the Kane thing has already been addressed, obviously, but boy you really outdo yourself sometimes.

 

[S E P H]

Talk about taking anything to dig at Spurs. This is after Kane went to Bayern...

Brethren, I was calling for Kane to win the Ball-d'Or years ago. He's a fantastic player, but I am not surprised he's in first considering how many games he played for you lot and how much responsibility he is given. My argument is that the Spurs required Kane to be at his peak to get them places while staying relevant much more than City relied on Haaland to win the title the last two seasons (even though Haaland is probably a top 5 player in the world those years).

 

[Wee Baby Seamus]

Brethren, I was calling for Kane to win the Ball-d'Or years ago. He's a fantastic player, but I am not surprised he's in first considering how many games he played for you lot and how much responsibility he is given. My argument is that the Spurs required Kane to be at his peak to get them places while staying relevant much more than City relied on Haaland to win the title the last two seasons (even though Haaland is probably a top 5 player in the world those years).

But the graphic you're referencing has literally nothing to do with Kane at Spurs