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Jamie Vardy - Goodbye to our GOAT

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Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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1 hour ago, eblair said:

Anyone know the etiquete on going over to watch a game. Reckon they’ll be happy to have a Leicester contingent watching a home game?

Just don't go in the ultras' section wherever that is and it'll be fine I'd suspect. 

Miquel The Work Geordie

Miquel The Work Geordie

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1 hour ago, Greg2607 said:

I feel like EVERYONE has overlooked the fact that he was signing his contract wearing a cream linen suit. 

 

are we letting him get away with that then or what??!?!?!?! lol

 

Jamie Vardy wearing naff clothes isn't exactly a shock to the system is it

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foxile5

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I mean - this hurts. I was never really prepared to see him in another colour. 

 

However, this was as good as it gets isn't it. Another underdog story to fight and no real relationship. 

 

All the best Jamie. You were the very best. May your pasta be covered in cheddar and your garlic bread be from Aldi. 

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UCR sezione triveneto

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Hi... I'm a Cremo fan from Italy... now closer to 60 than 50... I understand that many twenty-somethings have never heard of our team. It's great that some of you remember Cremonese  Derby County 4-1 at Wembley in the Anglo-Italian Cup  final in 1992
I've always had great respect and love for the Foxes... we're thrilled that JV is coming to us... we just hope we deserve it and we look forward to seeing many of you for a pint in Cremona.
PS We're very proud of our gray and red colors... we know they may look like pajamas and a bit bizarre, but no other team has those colors. They're unique.

 

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StanSP

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5 minutes ago, UCR sezione triveneto said:

 

Hi... I'm a Cremo fan from Italy... now closer to 60 than 50... I understand that many twenty-somethings have never heard of our team. It's great that some of you remember Cremonese  Derby County 4-1 at Wembley in the Anglo-Italian Cup  final in 1992
I've always had great respect and love for the Foxes... we're thrilled that JV is coming to us... we just hope we deserve it and we look forward to seeing many of you for a pint in Cremona.
PS We're very proud of our gray and red colors... we know they may look like pajamas and a bit bizarre, but no other team has those colors. They're unique.

 

What's the history behind the colours? 

MC Prussian

MC Prussian

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11 minutes ago, UCR sezione triveneto said:

 

Hi... I'm a Cremo fan from Italy... now closer to 60 than 50... I understand that many twenty-somethings have never heard of our team. It's great that some of you remember Cremonese  Derby County 4-1 at Wembley in the Anglo-Italian Cup  final in 1992
I've always had great respect and love for the Foxes... we're thrilled that JV is coming to us... we just hope we deserve it and we look forward to seeing many of you for a pint in Cremona.
PS We're very proud of our gray and red colors... we know they may look like pajamas and a bit bizarre, but no other team has those colors. They're unique.

 

Benvenuto.
Jamie Vardy is a Leicester City icon, and I do not tend to use that term lightly.

I wish him well at your club, hope he helps you maintain league status or maybe even achieve the unthinkable.

 

I'd love the two teams to compete in a friendly next summer, preferrably still with Vardy active.

 

What's the best way to come and visit Cremona and US Cremonese? I'm inclined to take a trip down to the South of Lombardy, it's not too far from where I live.

Flight to Milan and then an easy train ride down?
Are tickets easily available? I suppose Vardy will lead to a bit of an increase in attendance.

UCR sezione triveneto

UCR sezione triveneto

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13 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

Benvenuto.
Jamie Vardy is a Leicester City icon, and I do not tend to use that term lightly.

I wish him well at your club, hope he helps you maintain league status or maybe even achieve the unthinkable.

 

I'd love the two teams to compete in a friendly next summer, preferrably still with Vardy active.

 

What's the best way to come and visit Cremona and US Cremonese? I'm inclined to take a trip down to the South of Lombardy, it's not too far from where I live.

Flight to Milan and then an easy train ride down?
Are tickets easily available? I suppose Vardy will lead to a bit of an increase in attendance.

it's pretty easy.. low cost flights to Bergamo airport (ryan air) or to Milan Linate. and then a bus or a train.. roughly one hour  

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CosbehFox

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There is a reason I am know as H Tours. Mods are free to make this a sticky if they wish. 

 

FLIGHTS - (based on first week of October) 

The best options are as follows (local to LE)

 

FLY INTO LINATE

Birmingham - Friday - 1715-2015 - Easyjet 

BACK

Birmingham - Monday - 2050-2155 - Easyjet 

 

FLY INTO BERGAMO

Birmingham - Friday - 0815-1120 - Easyjet

Birmingham - Saturday - 1235-1540 - Easyjet 

East Midlands - Sunday - 0550-0855 - RYanair

BACK

Birmingham - Sunday - 2335-0040 - Easyjet

Birmingham - Monday - 1040-1145 - Easyjet 

East Midlands - Monday - 0825-1130 - Ryanair 

 

CONNECTIONS WITHIN ITALY 

 

Linate - connecting train from Milan - 2 changes 

Bergamo - bus from airport to Brescia, train from Brescia to Cremona 

Malpensa - connecting train from Milan - 2 changes 

 

Set dates and kick-off times until end of November - expected 5th September 

Then next set to January is early October 

 

On any weekend that area of Italy is absolutely full of football clubs. Particularly the train line which runs from Milan to Bologna. 

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-sodapop

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46 minutes ago, honeybradger said:

It's actually insane to me that a Serie A team is going mad over signing an ex-Leicester semi retired superstar.

 

Used to be the other way around.

Honestly, the whole thing is kind of like a reverse-Cambiasso situation. I hope Vardy is as good for them as Cambiasso was for us.

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