kane

Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-09-26

Final complete day: 2026-09-26. Attention was 0.3% — this entity appeared in 34 of 11,602 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (39 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-09-25 14:00 UTCComment

   I’m not speaking for one player . So not sure why you bringing Palmer or kane up. There are players who will go but that doesn’t mean they don’t feel frustration. It also doesn’t change the point of anything I’ve said . These men are risking their entire careers for glorified friendlies that are nothing but money grabs for UEFA. There is zero reason to have two international competitions in one year in addition to their domestic club tourneys and championship league . Nations league was only started in 2018. It’s not some long standing international competition . It’s a fairly recent thing and one of its main purposes was to bring in more revenue . That literally came from UEFA Itself that was one of the goals.

2. 2026-09-25 11:55 UTCComment

   Palmer wasn't called up for WC. Isn't playing Europe either. Then he should have come to play, simple as that. You don't see Kane doing this shit every international break. He's almost always present. He probably will play most games in Bundesliga & definitely all games in UCL. It's just about a silly attitude & faking an injury to get out of playing for the country. Don't be mad if some of these people aren't called back for Euros

3. 2026-09-23 15:26 UTCComment

   Tbh I understand Palmer while the team is still built around Kane. Why risk injury when you're not even plan B? Mainoo is probably competing with Anderson so should show up. Livramento is actually injured. Rice is trying to avoid burnout and Rashford triggering anything worse. So of all of them, probably Mainoo's really the only one to take issue with.

4. 2026-09-23 07:20 UTCComment

   >Training without playing has caused massive damage to his career and reputation. Lmao how bad do you think he is in training that him showing up at the England training camp and not playing is somehow *worse* for his England career and prospects? He hasn't had some amazing year to be assuming he should be walking into minutes anywhere. If he's somehow at risk of losing minutes in *that* United midfield then he shouldn't be anywhere near the England team either. This isn't someone banging on the door playing at a level that can't be ignored. His only calling card is he's pretty good and a unique profile in the England squad but no one would be that pained if he wasn't there or someone like Wharton got picked for his superior passing range. >Minutes on the field is rightfully the only thing that Mainoo should value at this stage of his career. Being in the England squad and spending time training with elite players also helps players grow. Exposing the kid to players like Jude, Rice, Kane etc will help him see the level world class players are operating at and what he can improve.

5. 2026-09-23 06:59 UTCComment

   Tuchel *says* that what his intentions were. Everything we saw on the pitch in the tournament, during the match and his substitutions say otherwise. Personally I think he's trying to save face somewhat, even defending deep after his first subs he's left a knackered Kane on as an outlet which was just weird, but conceded the midfield instead.