jimmeh Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Remember how poor he was when he first signed? The improvement has been phenomenal. Credit has to go too the coaching team and pearson
LCFC FOX Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 He was terrible in his first season, I for one slated him when he got picked again against Middlesbrough. Another Nigel masterclass picking him and making him not quit.
Guest Col city fan Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Just my opinion but I think the resurgence of Vardy has been possibly the biggest impact on the current form. Not only re. Goals and shots on target, but more because he's doing that pesky thing of running EVERYTHING down. He is once more giving the opposition defence no time to play. To some extent this actually underpinned last season's success, or at least was a big factor. And I think it's making a big difference again. This 'defending from the front' scenario I think is reaping benefits once more. Why? Because we are unless less pressure than we would be if we sat deep.
Guest Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Just my opinion but I think the resurgence of Vardy has been possibly the biggest impact on the current form. Not only re. Goals and shots on target, but more because he's doing that pesky thing of running EVERYTHING down. He is once more giving the opposition defence no time to play. To some extent this actually underpinned last season's success, or at least was a big factor. And I think it's making a big difference again. This 'defending from the front' scenario I think is reaping benefits once more. Why? Because we are unless less pressure than we would be if we sat deep. My thoughts too . Vardy is keeping us up.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Just my opinion but I think the resurgence of Vardy has been possibly the biggest impact on the current form. Not only re. Goals and shots on target, but more because he's doing that pesky thing of running EVERYTHING down. He is once more giving the opposition defence no time to play. To some extent this actually underpinned last season's success, or at least was a big factor. And I think it's making a big difference again. This 'defending from the front' scenario I think is reaping benefits once more. Why? Because we are unless less pressure than we would be if we sat deep. Col posts sense and uses no smileys?! Holy pissflaps
MooseBreath Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 I don't think anybody else at the club could have scored that goal against West Brom, and it summed him up nicely. Workrate to put the opposition under pressure, strength to get away, pace to bear down on goal and then composure and finishing skills to drill it into the bottom corner. His finishing is massively underrated. One of the first names on the team sheet for me atm.
foxfanazer Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Just my opinion but I think the resurgence of Vardy has been possibly the biggest impact on the current form. Not only re. Goals and shots on target, but more because he's doing that pesky thing of running EVERYTHING down. He is once more giving the opposition defence no time to play. To some extent this actually underpinned last season's success, or at least was a big factor. And I think it's making a big difference again. This 'defending from the front' scenario I think is reaping benefits once more. Why? Because we are unless less pressure than we would be if we sat deep. Totally agree Col. You can say what you want about his finishing but his energy, pace and chasing down is something no defender will want to deal with. He also pops up with some important goals. Absolute steal for £1m. Pearson's best ever bit of business?
Guest Col city fan Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Col posts sense and uses no smileys?! Holy pissflaps The sense is the norm. The smileys and Gifs..I'll leave to you..
Benji Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 The technique in his strike against QPR away last season was spectacular.
Harry - LCFC Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Remember how poor he was when he first signed? The improvement has been phenomenal. Credit has to go too the coaching team and pearson He actually started reasonably well - scored a few and took part in a number of team goals. Only tailed off later into the season.
jimmeh Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 He actually started reasonably well - scored a few and took part in a number of team goals. Only tailed off later into the season. The thing with vardy is, without his pace he is non league standard. A bit like Lloyd dyer. I imagine vardy has 3 years ar the top, then his career is pretty much over.
Kitchandro Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Just my opinion but I think the resurgence of Vardy has been possibly the biggest impact on the current form. Not only re. Goals and shots on target, but more because he's doing that pesky thing of running EVERYTHING down. He is once more giving the opposition defence no time to play. To some extent this actually underpinned last season's success, or at least was a big factor. And I think it's making a big difference again. This 'defending from the front' scenario I think is reaping benefits once more. Why? Because we are unless less pressure than we would be if we sat deep. Agreed Col. As I've said all season tempo, pressing and positivity is the key to our success and Vardy epitomises that.
Suffolk exile Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 He is a joy to watch - he is commitment is inspirational!
Haydos Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 The thing with vardy is, without his pace he is non league standard. A bit like Lloyd dyer. I imagine vardy has 3 years ar the top, then his career is pretty much over. I think he's a much more intelligent footballer than you give him credit for. His link up play with Nuge is usually fantastic.
Detroit Blues Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 He seemingly has endless amounts of energy. To have the reserve of strength to out muscle the WBA defender, streak down field and score in the 90th minute was unreal.
LCCFox96 Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 The strike a West Brom has to be mine. His performance against Manchester United was special but that goal sent our end into raptures. Favourite moment of the season so far. Long may the party continue.
Ollie93 Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 I really hope one day Jamie Vardy does have an actual party. Because I'd happily take some vodka.
SomalianFox15 Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 He has improved so much during the last two seasons. His goals against Man United and West Brom will always be remembered.
EnglishOxide Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 His finishing is massively underrated. I wouldn't go that far. Its deservedly the worst part of his game. The illusion is that when he does finish its usually drilled with precision and great technique. He misses a lot of decent opportunities and also is sometimes a bit too unselfish when he gets himself into great positions.
Al-aLondon-Foxile Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 I love the guy, he does everything expected of him. Works tirelessly and all out effort, if he lacks quality at times he more than makes up for it in effort. Fav moment was that winner against WBA.
Jam Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 Wba his best goal. Was genuinely shocked when he put that in the net from there. Epic scenesThis.Went absolutley barmy.
AKCJ Posted 20 April 2015 Posted 20 April 2015 My favourite Vardy goal (to watch) was his one against Barnsley last season. He just jogged past the defender and slotted it in the bottom corner from the edge of the area. But he did it with so much class. One of his better games in a City shirt, too.
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