Harry Kane:
10 years in the Premier League

Belief v Blues - 01.01.15
Spurs 5-3 Chelsea

Harry scored twice in a New Year's Day thriller against Chelsea at the Lane as we kicked-off 2015 with a 5-3 victory against the champions elect.

There's no underestimating the impact Harry's display had on the striker, then 21.

Jose Mourinho's team were flying high when they arrived in N17, top of the Premier League, just one defeat in 19, just 14 goals conceded. They eventually took the title by eight points from City. We were also taking shape, and would finish fifth in 2014/15.

We trailed 1-0 on the day, as well, but stormed back to lead 3-1 by the break and then 4-1. Harry drilled home the equaliser from 25 yards, Danny Rose put us ahead, Andros Townsend made it 3-1 and Harry's clever finish put us 4-1 up. Eden Hazard replied, Nacer Chadli made it 5-2 and John Terry completed the scoring for the visitors.

In Harry's words...

"That was a big one for me. To play that game, get Man of the Match, score two goals, two assists against a team who would be Premier League champions, that settled it in my head that I could do it against any opponent, any team. That gave me all the self-belief I needed. That was an important game, a fantastic night at White Hart Lane. That set the balling rolling in terms of, ‘okay, let’s go and do it against anyone."

10 years on - 18.08.22

So, here we are. 10 years on, 10 years after that 19-year-old stepped off the bench at St James' Park.

Since that day, Harry has made 284 appearances in the Premier League - 281 for us, three for Norwich - and scored 184 goals.

His latest goal, a late, late header to secure a 2-2 draw at Chelsea on Sunday, took him level with Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero, and fourth-equal in the Premier League's all-time standings.

He's now 16 goals away from becoming only the third player to score 200 Premier League goals behind Alan Shearer (260) and Wayne Rooney (208).

That's not all though...

Harry is also now on 249 goals for Spurs in 388 appearances in all competitions. Touching wood, he will soon become only the second player to score 250 goals for us in all competitions. The only other player to do that is, of course, the late, great Jimmy Greaves, our all-time top goalscorer on 266.

Harry went into the 2022/23 season on 248 goals for Spurs, 18 behind Greavsie, 19 away from overtaking him and becoming our all-time top goalscorer. At this point, it's worth noting that the fewest amount of goals Harry has scored in a season, in all competitions, is 24.

Don't forget, Harry, England captain, became only the second player to score 50 goals for the Three Lions in June, and is four away from overtaking Wayne Rooney's 53 to become England's all-time top goalscorer.

10 years down the line, this could be the most memorable yet...