cityfanlee23

Just don't think he has that burst to get him into that position anymore and he plays like he knows it

Poor from Vardy but that pass from Buo needed to be a bit more powerful to come across Vardys body.

It's more the tone and the way it's being said, with animosity towards them. Saw someone earlier saying Thomas is a "useless ****ing tw*t", as if that's constructive criticism, but then get all upset when someone says they are glad Vardy is moving on. Again, abuse, criticise all people want, I just find it amusing that people have such double standards or get so sensitive over players they like.

Yep, we've improved quite a lot overall since Brighton but it's still been miles off of what's needed. This team just doesn't have it in them.

So if you are new to the team or have just been a poor signing, personal abuse is fine, and if you're a club legend you're immune? The status of Vardy makes absolutely zero difference to some of the ridiculous abuse people at this club get, criticise by all means, hell if you want to abuse someone you've not met that's your prerogative, but then being sensitive when someone says they are glad Vardy is moving on given how awful he's been this season at times, it's just silly.

I did clock on eventually

- EDIT Took me a minute

Foxestalk: - Personally abuse players every match thread - Angry that someone doesn't want vardy here next season

I don't think it would be a downgrade if Ruud put his boots on and replaced Vardy tbh

I for one fully support Vardy's tattoo

If there ever was a contract offer it should be ripped up just incase for that

We desperately need some pace upfront, but taking off Vardy might just have fans jumping the barrier and swinging for Ruud.

Your wife is a grass... your wife is a graaaaasssss....

Vardy isn't getting his 200th.

I'm just looking forward to the meltdown when Ruud hugs Sangare at the end of the game

I know he is everything wrong about the planning/direction of the club, but if we had to keep one of the "deadwood" it would have to be Ayew. More than capable in the championship, just need to be flexible with how we use him across the front 3 to give youth a chance.

Is it safe yet to poke my head above the trenches and say we have improved quite a lot since the Brighton game? Still poor... but performances too a step in the right direction.

He's been doing it all season. His positioning has been absolutely honking compared to the past. He has been constantly making baffling runs and I very much doubt Cooper and Ruud were telling him to.

There were a few of us mentioning him when Puel got sacked but Leicester fans were scoffing at him because he was unproven at taking Bournemouth to the next level (despite the pitiful budget)

I don't want Gary O'neil but I did think his wolves were getting quite unlucky in their first lot of games, playing well but making individual mistakes, no thanks though.

Listening to the government's preferred candidate for the position of Chair of the Independent Football Regulator David Kogan, so far he seems sensible enough, talking about giving fans more say and ways to have more input into their clubs, something we desperately need, how it will work on the ground is anybodies guess, but it's good to hear.

Liam manning talk has really started to ramp up in the last 24 hours. Slight concerns about him but it's a step in the right direction. He's definitely benefitted from a less competitive league this year. Finishing in the playoffs with the same number of wins as last seasons mid table finish. 6 points more this season though, no doubt he would be a gamble but I do like the job he's done since Pearson left and he's built on his foundation.

This would be met with a lot of groans but I’d take Ralph Hassenhuttl right now.

His job is untenable, even from the most basic level of the fanbase being completely toxic at the moment. Rohl in.