Darren Bent insists Tottenham need to put the sale of Robbie Keane behind them as soon as possible.
Spurs striker keen to replace Keane
Darren Bent insists Tottenham need to put the sale of Robbie Keane behind them as soon as possible.
The former Charlton striker, who looks very well placed to benefit from the sale of Keane, says the club need to move on.
Bent was speaking to
Sky Sports News after Spurs' 5-1 friendly win over Norwich, where he helped himself to four goals.
"It is disappointing for the club, he [Keane] has had five good years here where he has scored a lot of goals and has been brilliant for the club," Bent told
Sky Sports News.
"We can't stand on ceremony and we have got to move forward."
Replacement
Bent is hopeful he will get the chance to replace Keane in Juande Ramos' starting line-up.
"Hopefully [I will get the chance], obviously a player like Robbie needs replacing but if I am called upon and the gaffer gives me the nod, I will give it a go," he said.
"He [Ramos] hasn't said anything [about Keane], what has happened with Robbie is down to him and the club, he didn't say anything to the players and we just have to get on with it.
"He [Keane] was a big figure in the dressing room, a nice guy and a top man, but obviously as I said we have to keep moving forward and push on in the league."
