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‘Is he a nice guy? No. He’s a good guy’: how Harry Kane became an England great
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Harry Kane's development as a footballer has been a topic of interest among fans and pundits, with his rise to becoming England's greatest goalscorer a notable achievement in the sport. The early stages of his career, including his time at Ridgeway Rovers, have been less well-documented, but provide insight into the formative experiences that shaped his future success. Kane's progression from a young player with potential to a world-class striker is a testament to his dedication and self-belief, which have been key factors in his ability to excel at the highest level.
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‘Is he a nice guy? No. He’s a good guy’: how Harry Kane became an England great
Figures who worked with striker in his formative years recall a self-belief – even when his talent did not stand out
There is another version of reality in which Harry Kane is not England’s greatest goalscorer but a goalkeeper. On his first day at Ridgeway Rovers, his first club, the coach Dave Bricknell asked whether anyone fancied going in goal. A six-year-old Kane threw up his hand – and he was pretty good.
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9 Jul, 11:00
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