Harry Kane already has his Premier League debut this season, coming on as a substitute for the final four minutes of Spurs' 2-1 opening day defeat at Newcastle.

Spurs striker Harry Kane so glad to get Norwich City deal done

Monday, September 3, 2012
12:37 PM

Deadline day signing Harry Kane is aiming to make his mark at Carrow Road with Premier League goals.

The 19-year-old striker completed a season-long loan move from Tottenham on Friday’s transfer deadline day – the Canaries needed to be granted an extension of the 11pm watershed to ensure the deal could be done.

The youngster spent the second half of last season impressing on loan in the Championship at Millwall and will hook up with his new Norwich team-mates for the first time today.

“Friday was a long old night and I’m glad to get the deal done and obviously it’s a great opportunity for me,” said Kane, who scored seven goals in 22 second tier appearances at The Den last season – winning the club’s young player of the year award in the process.

“It was one of those that was a bit up and down. One minute I was going and then the next minute I thought I wasn’t, but that’s deadline day I guess. I got the call at about half nine to say it was going to be pushed through so I got myself down to the training ground and got it done.”

Kane already has his Premier League debut this season, coming on as a substitute for the final four minutes of Spurs’ 2-1 opening day defeat at Newcastle.

“l’ll be looking to score as many goals as I can for Norwich,” added Kane. “That’s what I’ve done and that’s how I have built up my career until now, by scoring goals. Hopefully now I can take that into the Premier League.

“It’s another step up for me. I had a spell at Millwall last season and did well in the Championship, but this is the next progression. Hopefully I can move on and improve the way I did there last season.

“I want to be playing games and hopefully I can do that now and score goals for Norwich in the Premier League.

“I’m looking forward to working under Chris Hughton. He’s obviously got a great connection with Spurs and it should be a great time for me under his management. I’m looking forward to it.

“I want to make the most of my time here and move on as a player. I’ll look to head up to Norwich on Sunday and meet up with the lads for training on Monday.”

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7 comments

Young Harry looks like a good prospect. A late deal indeed, probably redemes us from having Vaughan out on lone. What future for C.Martin now - out on loan again or off to market ?

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Dubai Canary

Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Morro plays better with hair on his head! lost the Millwall look! OTBC.

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tom the taxi

Monday, September 3, 2012
OMG. Can`t even disagree with my old mate Timbo now!

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Mad Brewer

Monday, September 3, 2012
In fairness to Moro, he started last season pretty well. 10 goals (9 in the Prem). Seemed to lose his way a bit, but still got that equaliser v Arsenal. Looked very motivated in the recent Spurs game. Competition? Johnson sees Tettey, Moro sees Citizen Kane. IHWT.

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Mad Brewer

Monday, September 3, 2012
A "long old night" boy? Seems young Harry has started to pick up the Narrrrrrrfolk twang already ! As for Morison. he appears to be responding to the fact he might now be 4th choice striker behind Holty, Jacko + the youngster. Not before time. He was begining to look like £2:5 million down the grid. OTBC.

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Timbo

Monday, September 3, 2012
Young Harry K will benefit from being in the presence of Superholt. Seems to have made a good start to his career. With Moro looking a bit more "up for it", I`ll have a rest from fretting. OTBC.

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Mad Brewer

Monday, September 3, 2012
That completes the set of re-enforcements that we were all asking for. Thank you! OTBC.

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Swiss Canary

Monday, September 3, 2012