Personally I lost all respect for him after the ‘Livergate saga’, he had reached his peak and was losing half a yard before leaving us (anyone who watches the games live would have noticed that). The only reason it didn’t show up as much, was because of Berba! It was understandable (although not liked) Berba wanted to go to ManU, because lets face it, he was head and shoulders above everyone in our team and is defo World Class! But Keane, well lets just say his head got too big for his shoulders!

Now that he’s back, tell me exactly what he does on the pitch?! He fakes to tackle, makes out like his chasing back, but watch how many tackles he ACTUALLY makes! He slows the attack down, he waves his hand in the air for any slight touch or falls over. Just look at the game the against Hull, the incident where it look like hand ball, rather then attacking the ball and trying to score, he ran to the ref to appeal for the hand ball! Probably hoping to get his goal tally up from the penalty spot.

Harry seems to feel that he is good for the dressing room, if that is the case keep him, however if he is not doing it where it matters i.e. on the pitch, then he does not warrant his place and the likes of Pava, should be given an opportunity. I love Harry, however his stance on the Pava/Keane situation is not good for our challenge as well as enticing other strikers to the club. Imagine if your at another club and your seeing Keane get into the team week in and week out, yet Pava is not even getting a chance. Sorry, but Harry, you need to remember that this is about Spurs and not your own personal agenda or stubborness!

Basically, if a replacement is found, then Keane should be sold! If not then kept! Think about it, how many managers have thought about purchasing Keane now, where as some big clubs have enquired about PAva… it is there for all to see!

You people are unreal – there would be no 5th finishes without him. The Pointy SHouty Bloke as he is called is the ONLY one on the field who actually points and shouts. He is the only one who marshalls the troops, motivates and keeps them going. He didn’t play against Everton, we went 2-0 up, Crouch misses a sitter, we decide to cruise for the last 25 mins, Everton make a double sub, we don’t get a sniff of the ball, Defoe and Crouch look like they legs are shackled together and Keane is sitting on the bench. 2 points gone. Does he score as often as he should? No. But he brings far more to the team, especially in the tougher games, than Defoe or Crouch will ever give ya because he is prepared to graft.

Unbelievable some of the stuff that’s been written here – take Defoe’s one off goalfest away from him and he’s nothing.