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Would we still love him? Jamie Vardy

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goose2010

goose2010

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for all we know nothing has happened apart from a bid that matches JV's release clause from Arsenal and he has decided to stay with Leicester. The rest is just twitter and the papers so yes why wouldn't any Leicester fan still love him.

 

If he was to leave he will still and always be a legend in my eyes, the guy is apart of our best team EVER.

davieG

davieG

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Tonight you're mine completely
You give your love so sweetly
Tonight the light of love is in your eyes
But will you love me tomorrow?

 

Is this a lasting treasure
Or just a moment's pleasure?
Can I believe the magic of your sighs?
Will you still love me tomorrow?

 

Tonight with words unspoken
You say that I'm the only one
But will my heart be broken
When the night meets the morning sun?

 

I'd like to know that your love
Is love I can be sure of
So tell me now, and I won't ask again
Will you still love me tomorrow?
Will you still love me tomorrow?

Read more: The Shirelles - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow Lyrics | MetroLyrics 

Finnaldo

Finnaldo

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Feel slightly let down but his achievements far outshine a move to Arsenal.

 

Feel he'll stay and I'll forget this whole thing happened, we'll likely to not find out what happened until the biography anyway.

davieG

davieG

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Feel slightly let down but his achievements far outshine a move to Arsenal.

 

Feel he'll stay and I'll forget this whole thing happened, we'll likely to not find out what happened until the biography anyway.

So next month then :P

fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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Not one fan on this site, has the right, to think ill of a player who decides firstly to think over his future,

2nd dream about his future, and 3rdly makes descisions over that future.

Whether he he remains or Lexits, its his descision.His performances this season past put him

in the legend status, he was a major part and reason for us doing the incredible by winning the

PL title.For that I have nothing but total admiration and respect for the guy, and gratefull that

fate, put him, the other top players in the team, Ranieri, not forgetting the backing players,

and good ol' king Richard together.

Dont forget we all have the right to make our descisions in life, dont become little dictators,

by denying any of our players that same right.

Vardy wont and doesnt realise if he decides to stay how gratefull/thankfull majority of the

footballing world would be, for all reasons, tangents, offsets and positive opinions that it

would bring...

He decides Arsenal is his future shame, but he will remain positively in

my memories, but hope his future endeavours fail when facing and competing against the foxes.

Any hate or machostyle vindictive response will be wrong, or you will allbe denying yourselves

the right to dream, and turn your back on opportunities...

MPH

MPH

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My love is unconditional, only a plastic could dislike him after what he's done for us.

 

 

 

Why has there to be either love or dislike? Why cant their be anything inbetween?

MPH

MPH

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Not one fan on this site, has the right, to think ill of a player who decides firstly to think over his future,

2nd dream about his future, and 3rdly makes descisions over that future.

Whether he he remains or Lexits, its his descision.His performances this season past put him

in the legend status, he was a major part and reason for us doing the incredible by winning the

PL title.For that I have nothing but total admiration and respect for the guy, and gratefull that

fate, put him, the other top players in the team, Ranieri, not forgetting the backing players,

and good ol' king Richard together.

Dont forget we all have the right to make our descisions in life, dont become little dictators,

by denying any of our players that same right.

Vardy wont and doesnt realise if he decides to stay how gratefull/thankfull majority of the

footballing world would be, for all reasons, tangents, offsets and positive opinions that

would bring...

He decides Arsenal is his future shame, but he will remain positively in

my memories, but hope his future endeavours fail when facing and competing against the foxes.

Any hate or machostyle vindictive response will be wrong, or you will allbe denying yourselves

the right to dream, and turn your back on opportunities...

 

 

He only signed a new contract 3 months ago. Not wrong for people to be annoyed at that...

fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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He only signed a new contract 3 months ago. Not wrong for people to be annoyed at that...

So people cant change their minds...Time passed in footballing contracts either way has no precedents

of right of expectation. Look how easy minority of our dipstick fans want to play the hate card..

stox259

stox259

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I will always think the world of every member of our title winning team no matter where they go or what they do in the future.

 

Never have I seen a group of players give so much physical and mental effort to my football club to achieve the most unbelievable of feats and win the Premier League. Of course I hope they continue to play and grow with Leicester but if anyone leaves for any reason they will always be heros in my eyes. What they did last season was incredible and for me they dont owe me a thing. I am grateful for the lifetime of memories they have given me.

 

The way I look at it is, what would have been better finishing 17th and keeping Vardy, Mahrez, Kante etc or winnning the league and potentially players leaving?

Guest Col city fan

Guest Col city fan

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People have to get over this thing about hating players if they leave the club to join any other club. It's so immature.

If Vardy stays, then great..we'll see him play the explosive game he's so good at. But if he goes he'll remain one of my favourite ever City players, for the good he's done the club and being a major part in us lifting our first ever top flight title. He'll do what's best for him and so would I. In fact, so would most people if they choose not to come out with hypocritical bollox.

Old Fox

Old Fox

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I will always think the world of every member of our title winning team no matter where they go or what they do in the future.

 

Never have I seen a group of players give so much physical and mental effort to my football club to achieve the most unbelievable of feats and win the Premier League. Of course I hope they continue to play and grow with Leicester but if anyone leaves for any reason they will always be heros in my eyes. What they did last season was incredible and for me they dont owe me a thing. I am grateful for the lifetime of memories they have given me.

 

The way I look at it is, what would have been better finishing 17th and keeping Vardy, Mahrez, Kante etc or winnning the league and potentially players leaving?

 

Succinctly put and as a long standing fan....this last season will not be forgotten by 3 generations of fans in our family and I will always applaud any of those involved should they leave and return as opposition to our great club.......

 

Having watched the club for over 40 years and seen some of the mercenaries over the years between 2000 and 2011 who could not and did not give a damn I am very thankful to have seen this team and I think that his may only be the start with our owners but if its not I for one will remember this season forever.......

Thracian

Thracian

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Vardy will doubtless believe his own publicity and cash in on it as he sees fit. 

He's helped make history for us - and us for him - so good luck to him whatever he decides.

That said I am quite sure we can find an equally effective centre-forward and adapt once again. 

Me managerially? I'd cash him in and go again. I don't think he's worth the outlay or the impact on wages.     

MPH

MPH

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So people cant change their minds...Time passed in footballing contracts either way has no precedents

of right of expectation. Look how easy minority of our dipstick fans want to play the hate card..

 

 

Never said he didn't have a right to change his mind?

 

 

Just said it wasn't wrong for people to be annoyed at that.

GaelicFox

GaelicFox

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Vardy will doubtless believe his own publicity and cash in on it as he sees fit.

He's helped make history for us - and us for him - so good luck to him whatever he decides.

That said I am quite sure we can find an equally effective centre-forward and adapt once again.

Me managerially? I'd cash him in and go again. I don't think he's worth the outlay or the impact on wages.

If it means Kante and Mahrez stay then pay him

If the are going then let Vardy go as well and we go again fresh

In Walsh and Claudio we trust

erlee

erlee

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He only signed a new contract 3 months ago. Not wrong for people to be annoyed at that...

 

 

exactly....but blame the person in charged at LCFC who did that deal - u gotta ask "What the heck for?????"

EGBFitness

EGBFitness

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If he leaves at the moment then probably not. Money aside he has no reason to want to move to another English club. However much the word 'big club' has been branded about, we are champions of the premier league (once again taking money aside) we are the biggest and the best club in the country.

Yes he has been a good servant but he has also been served very well by the club and the supporters through some difficult seasons and giving him the opportunity which others wasn't willing too.

He is playing in champions league, in a team based around him, regular with the national team and the champions of England. Players that have left in the past have been understandable due to club not matching their ambition, finance or relegation - this quite clearly is now a very stable and ambitious club.

I won't hate him as his achievements cannot be forgotten but I will certainly not consider him as an LCFC great for turning his back so quickly and so unimaginable.

Rincewind

Rincewind

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Still no decision? If he truly wanted to go he would have signed for them so he must be considering what the fans and team mates are saying.

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