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Jamie Vardy Appreciation

By GeorgeTheFox, in Leicester City Forum

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LCFCCHRIS

LCFCCHRIS

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1 hour ago, Deeg67 said:

Yes, I'm sure the lack of fans and the officiating are the problem.  His age and fitness to play have nothing to do with it.

Definitely a bit of both. He thrives on fan reactions. Probably one of the few that will do better with fans being there. 

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UniFox21

UniFox21

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13 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Certainly helps if you have two officials allow a central defender to get away with a cowardly off the ball incident. 

 

That groin has got him sadly - I suspect they could be another operation on its way. 

Wouldn't be shocked if in summer he had another.

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Collymore

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What an absolute club legend he is! He looked so sharp today.

 

He seems to have adapted his game for the 2 upfront so well. I like it how he breaks to the left as he can either shoot, cut back, or most importantly play it into Nacho on his favoured left foot as that wouldn't be as effective from the right with Nacho having to either work it on to his left or let it come across his body. 

 

Also you could see what it meant to Jamie at the end. I really really really hope he gets the winner in the final, it would be so fitting.

 

What a guy! 

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twister

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1 minute ago, Collymore said:

What an absolute club legend he is! He looked so sharp today.

 

He seems to have adapted his game for the 2 upfront so well. I like it how he breaks to the left as he can either shoot, cut back, or most importantly play it into Nacho on his favoured left foot as that wouldn't be as effective from the right with Nacho having to either work it on to his left or let it come across his body. 

 

Also you could see what it meant to Jamie at the end. I really really really hope he gets the winner in the final, it would be so fitting.

 

What a guy! 

If he wins the facup at wembley

 

can you imagine even with covid, it would cap his incredible story so well

 

 

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honeybradger

honeybradger

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1 minute ago, Collymore said:

What an absolute club legend he is! He looked so sharp today.

 

He seems to have adapted his game for the 2 upfront so well. I like it how he breaks to the left as he can either shoot, cut back, or most importantly play it into Nacho on his favoured left foot as that wouldn't be as effective from the right with Nacho having to either work it on to his left or let it come across his body. 

 

Also you could see what it meant to Jamie at the end. I really really really hope he gets the winner in the final, it would be so fitting.

 

What a guy! 

Club legend is an understatement, our best ever player

Collymore

Collymore

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Just now, twister said:

If he wins the facup at wembley

 

can you imagine even with covid, it would cap his incredible story so well

 

 

The film will be brilliant. Scores 11 in a row and wins the league etc... Then gets written off again but wins the FA cup! 

tom27111

tom27111

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He's basically turned in to prime Mesut Ozil with assists.

 

This cup run is awesome. We've already humiliated Harry Maguire.

 

I just want to see the look on Chilwell's face as Vardy cuts him up and squares a perfect ball for the Seniorman 

Corky

Corky

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6 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

2nd half h3 decided enough was enough and he'd run this town

Big players take the game by the scruff of the neck and change it.

 

Yeah he's declining but class players have that moment.

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Les-TA-Jon

Les-TA-Jon

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It’s always interesting how people see things differently. I thought he was his recent usual self - trying to make something happen, but caught offside a few times, drifting out wide in search of opportunities and missed a chance you’d expect him to score. 
 

obviously he did really well for the goal. 

Ric Flair

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Just now, Les-TA-Jon said:

It’s always interesting how people see things differently. I thought he was his recent usual self - trying to make something happen, but caught offside a few times, drifting out wide in search of opportunities and missed a chance you’d expect him to score. 
 

obviously he did really well for the goal. 

That chance he missed, I can't remember that many of those chances from that angle on his left foot that he's scored over the years. I was surprised how much our fans thought it was a sitter.

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Les-TA-Jon

Les-TA-Jon

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Just now, Ric Flair said:

That chance he missed, I can't remember that many of those chances from that angle on his left foot that he's scored over the years. I was surprised how much our fans thought it was a sitter.

Definitely not a sitter, no. I was more surprised that he took that touch. Thought he’d take it first time. 
 

Similar to the chance vs Man U in the QF. You see the chance open up and you think ‘here we go’ but alas...

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