In by Kulostatsky.

That is extraordinary.

He has bought and stolen it back.

Militrama upon Melanchoma.

City thought they had saved it, you are never saved, face to face with Harry Kane, and Conte has found the way.

Welcome listeners to The Extra Inch. My name's Windy and I'm joined by my sidekick and best friend Bardi.

Hello, Bardi.

Hello, Wendy.

And our tactics guy and a man who has all his financial records in perfect order.

It's Nathan A. Clark.

Hello, Nathan.

That's me, I hope.

This podcast is going to be the Harry Kane podcast, I think.

There's some happy things to talk about in relation to Harry Kane. In fact, we just jump straight into it. I don't know about you guys,

but I actually welled up a little bit when Harry was celebrating his goal, breaking the record.

And then, again, at the end of the match, when the Sky Camera showed,

um, Kane giving an interview on the pitch postmatch and always, or lots of his teammates out there supporting him,

I found that really touching. I'm so happy for him. Um, you know, football these days has become

the most extreme example of capitalism in so many ways and

Kane could have left us last summer but he didn't and there's something folk heroish and

old school about Kane's journey at Spurs you know coming through as an academy player, literally cleaning the boots

of good strikers before him, looking like he perhaps wasn't going to make it, got into his

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