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Soft penalty behave. We'd never see that given for us Not sure that's clear denial of goalscoring opportunity when there are two defenders there as a red

Wrexham will sh*** on us in front of the Sky (and Disney) cameras Our board will probably be pleased for the exposure

Boring af but experienced at this level

Sell the club. The only clean slate we'd get

Callum Doyle, it could have been you 🎵

Just like Leicester you can't even score 🎵

Couldn't lace our 20/21 squad let alone 15/16

Made bloody hard work of that! But the run continues!

If there's one side we batter every season it's them. If we can't even get a goal here, we are deeper in the sh**s than we've ever been

Genuinely hope it's an MLS or Saudi move. Can't bear the thought of him playing for another PL/EFL club Nothing will ever take away what he's achieved here or dispute he's our greatest ever. But it will leave an ever so slightly bitter taste if he turned out for someone like Wrexham

If we didn't sack Cooper we'd be top of the league (You'd think by speaking to Forest fans)

Always believe in your soul 🎵

Put him in the skip

Cr*p penalty

This male commentator is a nonce

Put him in the shop window - they'll visit another shop

Sums up our relegation that. Can't hit the target. Others score

Yeah she totally gets it. Sky could never

Coady with nice dummy to assist the goal there. Wolves at heart

Is this budget version of the James Bond barrell shot

Pretty sure they didn't even play together at United so how the f*** would he know

I said good loan signing tbf

From completely personal perspective having witnessed the games, here are some of my picks: 1) His first prem goal vs Man United 14/15 and overall performance that day. Absolute pandemonium when it went in and truly announced himself on the biggest stage. They could not live with him and probably ended the United careers of 2-3 players that day! 2) Early goals and hattrick vs Man City 16/17 at home. Didn't have a great start as defending champions before coming up against Pep Guardiola for the first time. And absolutely blew his side to smithereens! Best part is years later he went on to do it again at the Etihad 3) It's eleven it's heaven, what a moment in history 15/16. And although didn't obviously hear the Martin Tyler commentary at the ground until watching the highlights later, it will forever be etched in memory 4) Preston away last season 23/24. That was a brilliant away end sealing the Championship title. Seeing him smash the ball into the roof of the net true Vards style in front of the fans. There was such a good feeling throughout that season and have fond memories despite us undoing almost everything this year. 5) West Brom away 17/18 - goal of the season. As a moment, I'd probably pick the great escape winner but this was my one and only visit to the Hawthorns. An absolute banker of a fixture for him to score in but to see him score the PL goal of the season with that volley over the shoulder on his weaker foot from Riyad's wonderball from his own half was sublime. 6) Spurs away last game of season 17/18. I know we lost this game but unique opportunity to visit Wembley with Leicester in the Prem and witness an incredible game that we should have won. Kane scored a couple but Vards delivered the MOTM performance leading into the world cup (where Southgate wasted him!) When he scored the opener and also pulling us back to 4-4, great moments in the away end! 7) England vs Wales at Euro 2016. Wanted to mention this although I only saw it on the tele, I have never cheered an England goal so loud! To see a Leicester player score for the national side and make an impact in such a pivotal moment of the game to equalise was just magical. My first ever England game incidentally was the friendly vs Spain at Wembley in 16/17 where Vards scored with a diving header then did the mannequin celebration! We've had a few England reps over the years but it genuinely seemed unthinkable it could happen during our decade in the wilderness. The buzz when he was called up was indescribable and remain convinced we'd have won a tournament or two if they used him properly

Without being too cynical, Vardy's announcement has ensured some goodwill for the remainder of the season even though they don't deserve a lot of it!

Give it to the One Pound fish man