Pep Guardiola says he did not complain after Manchester City missed out on signing Harry Kane last summer, but was unsure how the season would go without a recognised striker. City look on course to win the Premier League title as they hold a nine-point lead over Liverpool, having scored 61 goals in 25 games. However, there were questions at the start of the season as they drew blanks against Leicester, Tottenham, who they face on Saturday Night Football, Southampton and Paris Saint-Germain. Guardiola has confirmed City tried to prise Kane away, but Spurs were clear in their stance. “I never was, in my 11 or 12 years, disappointed in what the club cannot do in the transfer market,” said Guardiola. “I’ve never created a fire here because I represent the club and the club is always beyond myself by far. “We tried [to sign Kane] but it was far away to be done because Tottenham was clear this is not going to happen. And when it happens two, three, four times, it’s over. “Now you ca...