Jamie Vardy: One Last Party?

[FoxinNotts]

Only as part of the coaching staff, as player coach.

Last ten mins of each game, on the pitch to cause havoc, win penalties etc, score them etc etc

[RonnieTodger]

We’ve got to stop looking backwards, instead of planning ahead. 

 

No.

Edited 12 May by RonnieTodger

[Pita]

33 minutes ago, Chelmofox said:

He's not getting anything like he used to here, and it facing relegation anyway.  Will a PL or Championship team take him - definitely not PL, and whats the point going to Bristol or Preston on the Championship.

 

Jamie Vardy + Leicester is hugely marketable. Fans will come and away ends will be more full than usual just to see him. Being part of another redemption story just ads to that.

 

Dont think it will happen though.  But a part of me wants it to, just to remove the sh1t stain that was 'Ayew' written above the 9 shirt.

He left on a high 200 goals don’t want to wreck that great memory 

[Nods]

Unless he's doing it charitably, which he wouldn't, we can't afford it whether we'd want to or not. 

[FoxKent_88]

Let's face it, he could play 45 mins per game and would still score 15-20 goals whilst rustling opposition fans up and down the country. It would be glorious.   

 

Those thinking we'll sign someone better has more faith in our recruitment than me!!  

[eblair]

Perhaps as part of TV deal to inject money in the club ala Birmingham 

 

financial situation so perilous think people losing priorities 

[Mike Oxlong]

No 

 

It's time to develop a striker for the longer term now 

[ronnup]

Would score 25 goals

 

Yes

[suffolk fox]

Definitely No.  Why tarnish a legend with our shit show of a well run club.  Let him retire in peace.  What is it with our infatuation of ex players, coaches, managers?

We need to move on progress, a young hungry manager with younger players, re-set, refresh.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Yeah at some point we really have to move on. One of the reasons we're in this mess is that we relied on him for so long.

[South Shire Fox]

Nope. Time to move on and give a new striker his time

[StanSP]

Why the fvck not. One last hurrah. 

 

If it could mean more quips towards Rudkin too then so be it. 

[Stadt]

If h was to come on a cheap, pay as you play deal then yes maybe.

 

Non-starter as he wont want that.

[glar84]

No way in the world he's coming back. 

[Kitchandro]

No. He shouldn’t demean himself by slumming it in League One. King Power don’t deserve him.

[Corky]

No, his time with us is done.

[ceebeefox]

3 hours ago, ClaphamFox said:

Yes, on the grounds that even at his age he's likely to be better than anybody else we could sign. We'd probably have stayed up last season if he hadn't left. I can't see it, though.

If he’d have stayed we would’ve made the playoffs minimum. Thinking about it, I saw all home games and most away and I can’t remember anyone giving us a doing over, nobody impressed me as a potential premier team, including us obviously. He would’ve made a massive difference, with his hold up play and goals.

[justfoxes]

2 hours ago, Turtle27 said:

Fuchs as Manager, Vardy as player coach? 

And Wasyl as defensive Director of defensive GBH training !

[Dan]

3 hours ago, AKCJ said:

It's a 100% yes from me.

 

I just want to fall back in love with Leicester again.

I'd fallen out of love with it while he was still here and I don't think he fixes things. It's a plaster over the wound.

[NeilLCFC]

2 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

We’ve got to stop looking backwards, instead of planning ahead. 

 

No.

Planning ahead has been working out well

[The Year Of The Fox]

We’re beneath him.

[Jaspa]

Let it go lads. This isn’t a Billy Sharp and Sheff United situation. Move on, invest money on future talent, blood them in League 1 and unleash them on the Championship.

[AyewJoking]

if by party you mean another relegation then sure!

[BeaumontFox]

Id love him back, but having to say bye twice would be awful

[don_danbury]

no. he doesnt deserve to playing with these players