Jason Cundy was left in disbelief after what Jamie O’Hara said about Harry Kane and Tottenham Hotspur last night.
In the end, Harry Kane made the decision to leave Tottenham for a new challenge during the summer.
Since joining Bayern Munich in August, the 30-year-old has maintained his exceptional individual performance after departing Ange Postecoglou’s team.
It’s unexpected to see Bayern 10 points behind the leaders in the fight for the Bundesliga title after they had scored 33 goals in as many games in all competitions this season.
Kane did net a brace in the Champions League to help the German giants beat Lazio 3-1 on aggregate and book their place in the quarter-finals last night.
But former Spurs man Jamie O’Hara doesn’t want to see Kane win the competition this season.
Cundy stunned after what O’Hara has said about Kane and Tottenham
Speaking on talkSPORT, O’Hara claimed that he wanted to see Kane win the Bundesliga, rather than the Champions League.
When questioned by Cundy as to why, he responded: “Because he had the chance to do that with Spurs and we fluffed it, didn’t we?”
Cundy hit back: “Yeah, but that’s gone now mate. Come on!”
“Well, he’s left us and if he goes and wins the Champions League, it’s almost like a yeah, see I told you so! Spurs weren’t big enough so I’ve moved on to a better team,” O’Hara added.
It’s fair to say that Cundy wasn’t impressed with the former Tottenham man’s explanation and added: “That’s terrible from you.”
O’Hara did go on to say that he would like to see Kane win the Champions League next season, rather than in his first year after leaving Spurs.
There will undoubtedly be disagreements among Tottenham fans over this. Given all that Kane contributed to the team during his time in north London, some people will definitely be excited to see him win significant awards.
Others might not feel as passionate about a player’s success if they eventually decide to quit the team.
Kane deserves to take home the greatest awards before hanging up his boots, that much is obvious.
Bayern’s lackluster season may force him to wait at least another year, but you can’t write them off as Champions League winners just yet.
