Chris Ramsey will attempt to tame a monster of his own creation on Saturday , but fears talents such as Harry Kane will remain rare so long as clubs and fans apply fickle judgements to their homegrown players . The QPR manager was instrumental in his 10 years at Tottenham in the rise and breakthrough of Kane , but on Friday recalled the sort of attitudes that mean the 24-goal striker remains something of an exception in this country . ‘ We played him towards the end of the season last year and the fans were n't having him , ’ Ramsey said . ‘ They were trying to get the galacticos on the pitch . We stuck to our guns and got a lot of flak for it . Harry Kane battles with Ki Sung-Yueng during Tottenham 's clash with Swansea on Wednesday night . Chris Ramsey says that he is not surprised by Kane 's remarkable rise to prominence at Tottenham . Kane breaks away from the challenge of Gary Cahill during the Capital One Cup final at Wembley last week . ‘ Clubs have to stick their necks out to get English players playing in the Premier League , and getting them judged in the same way as players who cost a lot of money and do n't produce. ’ In Kane ’ s case , the bravery of Tim Sherwood and Mauricio Pochettino , his White Hart Lane successor , has been central to the 21-year-old proving he can thrive in the higher reaches of the Premier League . The same can be said of players such as Ryan Mason , Nabil Bentaleb and Danny Rose , who have all excelled at times this season . But Ramsey added : ‘ I know quite a lot of Spurs fans . I used to tell them about the players coming in . I said to a friend of mine that Ryan Mason is probably the best footballer at the club . Ramsey ( right ) was part of Tim Sherwood 's backroom staff when Kane broke through to the first team . Many Tottenham fans were unhappy when Kane began to play in the first team ( he is pictured on his debut in August 2011 ) but Ramsey says they stuck with him and were rewarded . Football data analysts BSports predict that a Spurs win at QPR is the most likely outcome on Saturday . ‘ They don ’ t know what goes on in the background and they were like , “ We need this person from this country and we need that guy from that country ” . To Tottenham 's credit and the manager 's ( Pochettino ) credit , he has come in and has been very brave . All credit to him for being very unbiased to expensive players and actually seeing the players who are on form . ‘ What normally happens is a player will go in , not do very well on their first game and then you will never see that player again . And then people will go and buy a player who is similar , who can play 10 bad games and the fans or the people will say , “ Oh , he ’ s got to get used to the Premier League ” . ‘ Why should a player that £20m be given more favour than the player that comes from down the road and cost less money ? That ’ s one of the biggest problems we have in this country . ’
Chris Ramsey was at wolves before joining liver Park Rangers . He was part of the coaching staff when Harry Kane broke into first team . Now at QPR , Ramsey says he is not surprised by Kane 's rise to prominence . He revealed that some wolves fans were not happy when Kane was given his chance in the first team , instead calling for experienced players .