Ryan Mason has backed Harry Kane's recent comments about the loss of values at the club following Mauricio Pochettino's departure as head coach in November 2019. Riding high in the Premier League table and also making the Champions League final six months before the Argentine's dismissal, Spurs have gone backwards since then and struggled to maintain their place in Europe's premier competition.
Now facing a pivotal summer in north London with Daniel Levy needing to find a new head coach and managing director of football, all will be hoping the chairman makes the right calls as the club look to get back on track. Having come through the system with Kane and played alongside him before later becoming a coach at Tottenham, Mason knows all about the club's values and the important role the striker has in ensuring they remain.
"Absolutely, yep, absolutely I am fully with him on that 100 per cent," said Mason in his pre-match press conference ahead of the Aston Villa game. "We can talk a lot about players but I think the environment, culture, it's everyone, everything, the small details. We have to have many people driving that, not just one or two people. It has to be driven from within.
