The much-maligned Mr Kane is just plain, hungry Harry

To his neighbours in the Essex suburbs, Harry Kane can come across as 'the nice boy subsequent door'. For a teetotaler who always has a "cuppa with milk and two sugar cubes" to complete the night, the very best off-day is to spend time along with his pregnant fiancée Kate, who was once his 'first kiss' at 14, and daughter Ivy.

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And oh, on fit days, he simply likes to assert his teammates' targets.

"Harry Kane to claim Danny Welbeck's goal because the ball touched his feelings," have been amongst several potshots aimed at the England captain on Twitter after he was once awarded Spurs sidekick Christian Eriksen's goal to leap over a hurdle in the 'EPL Golden Boot' race.

Even Gary Lineker could not resist a laugh: "Mandzukic goal now being given to Harry Kane."

Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera...

The 24-year-old's want to notch up the goal tally may carry laughter throughout - some call it greed - however, in all probability, this is a high quality at the soccer box. After all, this is not a morality play.

For his 'lucky' hat-trick in opposition to Panama, Kane had Ruben Loftus-Cheek to thank, because the Chelsea guy's long-range shot deflected off his heel and wrong-footed goalkeeper Jaime Penedo. This time he did not have to assert it, it was once given.

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Lineker, a former Tottenham striker himself, gained the Golden Boot in the 1986 World Cup, even though England have been famously felled through Maradona's ft and left hand in the quarters. Despite his social media bullet, the effusive Lineker could be secretly admiring Kane's wish to be the king. "I always want to win the top goal scorer award, every season. If you've not got that absolute desire, you won't."

Those are not Harry's phrases, however Gary's.

If Gareth Southgate's England do succeed in the final 8, their process shall be done. And Kane again must play a pivotal function in the Round of 16.

Kane has been dreaming about lifting the World Cup at the Luzhniki much before the event started. And even though he could be mocked for having delusions of grandeur with a crew flying beneath the radar, in the shadow of giants, in all probability one must dare to dream.

"I believe we can win it, anyone can," Kane had stated. "I want to win everything I do, it's my mindset. There are some really good teams but it's worth fighting for."

If you give everything as a crew, you'll be able to push barriers and Kane will take all the good fortune on this global to stay that fox in the box. Statistics will inform you that Kane has scored with all 5 of his shots on the right track. Critics and so-called lovers will inform you that comes with two penalties and the fortunate deflection.

Before the World Cup, the supporters have been up in palms in opposition to Kane for his feedback at the English mentality. "We're a bit afraid to say we want to win, because we're afraid of the reaction. But we have to be brave."

He is certainly not guarded in terms of expressing himself, some may even call it dumb.

But take into accout at the turn of the year, before Mo Salah caught our creativeness and our hearts, Spurs' deadly weapon had shot 56 targets in 52 appearances for membership and England in 2017, outgunning Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, to go the top-scorer's listing. He had also ensured an EPL file for targets in a calendar year, his 39 surpassing Alan Shearer's 36 in 1995.

"Dad always worked long hours and taught me to do the same. Hard work's been my motto. I've had to graft to get where I am now," the person who fashions himself on Cristiano recently informed an English day by day.

So far, so just right.

And if the Dexter-loving striker's serial scoring continues, he may still emulate Lineker. But there is not any risk of him changing into a 'Spice Boy'. He will still pressure his grey Range Rover, and his best possible evening will remain "watching golf and chilling with his family and two Labradors".