"I'd be mad to do that, I won. I plan to do the same thing; pressure him, make it a fight," he said. "What pleased me most about Kane tonight was his all-round performance. We know he's going to score goals. I liked the way he was aggressive in his hold up play, he was running in behind, his link play was on song tonight. He was helped by good movement around him from Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden in particular and the wing backs charging forward."Albania boss Edoardo Reja: Smillie is among those unfortunate to have been a few years late for the emergence of the UK's NFL Academy, which offers young student-athletes aged 16-19 a full-time professionally-coached environment in which to develop their talent and knowledge of football while also getting their education. He is serving up to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing athletes in his care.