‘Bitter’ Tottenham BAN reporter who left Postecoglou furious with Harry Kane stunt in press conference | The Sun
TOTTENHAM have banned a reporter who left Ange Postecoglou furious with a cheeky Harry Kane stunt.
The striker's future remains up in the air this summer as Kane is in the final 12 months of his contract.
Bayern Munich have put pressure on Tottenham with two bids for their talisman, with a third set to be submitted.
And one German reporter could not help but poke fun at the situation with a clever joke.
During Postecoglou's press conference ahead of the friendly against Leicester, the reporter unveiled a Bayern Munich shirt with "Harry Kane 9" emblazoned across the back.
He said to the Spurs boss: "What does that look like? It looks quite good, no?"
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Postecoglou reacted angrily, saying: "I don't know what you're talking about. Did you get a good laugh? Very good. You came a long way for that."
Tottenham have now banned the reporter from future press conferences after withdrawing his accreditation for the Leicester match.
Some fans think the club has overreacted to a bit of harmless fun, with one suggesting they are "bitter".
The Kane saga appears to be having a negative effect on Postecoglou who admitted he is "not relaxed" about the situation.
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It has been a difficult few days for the Aussie with Roma pulling out of a pre-season friendly before the Leicester game was cancelled due to a waterlogged pitch.
Kane's wife Katie Goodland is also reported to have spent the last few days in Munich looking for a new house.
Bayern are confident Kane wants to join them, with their director Uli Hoeness publicly confirming that belief.
SunSport understands the Three Lions striker is open to a move to Bavaria.
But he has also not ruled out either staying and running down his Spurs contract to leave on a free transfer next summer, or even signing a new deal.