Adrian Durham apparently is of the inclination that Spurs should be aiming higher than Graham Potter, Eddie Howe and Scott Parker \u2013 three managers who have been linked with succeeding Jose Mourinho in north London \u2013 and gun instead for Antonio Conte, who won the Premier League title with Chelsea, and led Inter Milan to their first-ever Serie A triumph in 11 years on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Durham is also adamant Harry Kane will be \u2018out of the door like a shot\u2019 if Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy does not have an elite manager in his plans.<\/p>\n
Durham told talkSPORT: \u201cI call him Graham Plodder which is a little bit disrespectful.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe is better than that, but there is a pedestrian way that Brighton play that some people seem to love.<\/p>\n
\u201cI look at the lack of goals and think it\u2019s got to get better than that. Potter, Parker or Eddie Howe \u2013 and then I look at Antonio Conte, who\u2019s just won the title at Inter Milan.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat\u2019s who Spurs should be trying to attract to their football club. If they go with any of the first three, with the greatest of respect to them, there\u2019s no way Kane stays.<\/p>\n
\u201cImagine that conversation, Daniel Levy saying to Harry Kane, \u2018listen, I know you\u2019ve talked possibly about going, but I\u2019m going to persuade you to stay because Eddie Howe is coming to manage this club\u2019.<\/p>\n
\u201cHarry Kane would be out of the door like a shot.\u201d<\/p>\n
Kane has scored 220 goals in 332 appearances for Tottenham, but is yet to win a trophy for his beloved club. It is believed the prolific striker might have to leave Tottenham this summer for the sake of his career if they do not qualify for next season\u2019s Champions League.<\/p>\n
Ryan Mason\u2019s side are five points below fourth-placed Chelsea with four games remaining.<\/p>\n
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