Jamie Vardy: One Last Party?

[Bert]

He left at the right time. He won’t be returning as a player. One day maybe in some other capacity. 

[filthyfox]

I understand there is a Ukrainian called Ydrav Eimaj

 

He would be a good investment

 

[cat lady]

I take on board what people are saying,  but for me the heart went out of the club when he left. 

[Mike the Metal Ed]

3 hours ago, Turtle27 said:

Fuchs as Manager, Vardy as player coach? 

King as assistant, Wasilewski as head steward, Conrad Logan driving the bus.

[fox_favourite]

If we keep going back, we'll never be able to move on. 

 

 

[JonnyZeroFox]

2 minutes ago, fox_favourite said:

If we keep going back, we'll never be able to move on. 

 

 

Yeah but a player/coach role would be good for sure, we are in a mess and could do with him around 

[fox_favourite]

4 minutes ago, JonnyZeroFox said:

Yeah but a player/coach role would be good for sure, we are in a mess and could do with him around 

Yes and no. He doesn't have his badges, and we don't know what he'll be like as a coach. he's 39 nearly 40 so a player he's really past it. We really need to move on now. In terms of character yes, he will be good. But like I say we can't keep looking back. He's left and lets keep those memories. 

 

Another season would be too much. If you want him at the club then an embassador role, maybe 

Edited 12 May by fox_favourite

[filthyfox]

29 minutes ago, Mike the Metal Ed said:

King as assistant, Wasilewski as head steward, Conrad Logan driving the bus.

HA!!!! Vasyl as Head Steward!

[Dan]

1 hour ago, filthyfox said:

I understand there is a Ukrainian called Ydrav Eimaj

 

He would be a good investment

 

Weirdly Matej Vydra was only one letter out.

[Ted Maul]

We really shouldn't be looking back. But... I don't back our recruitment team to get our striking options right, he'd most likely be the best we're going to get this year. Be nice to feel something other than apathy and hatred towards the club again too. 

[filthyfox]

20 minutes ago, Dan said:

Weirdly Matej Vydra was only one letter out.

Would be absolute mustard

[nnfox]

I'd love him to be involved with the playing side of the club, but not as a player.

 

We need to build for the future.  The future is not Jamie Vardy.

[lcfc sheff]

the way I see it, could we attract a player of his quality? no

 

so if there is a chance he would sign, get him. Evans and Hutchinson as the options rotating

[OntarioFox]

Not unless he's willing to be a bit-part off the bench and mentor young players.

 

Next year is just that crucial - not in the sense of our financial future relying on instant promotion, but in the sense that we need a bonfire of everything that has gone before. We can't afford to bollocks up the rebuild for the sake of sentimentality, even if a 39-40 year old Vardy would still bag plenty at League One level. And that's not just me talking with blue tinted glasses, he's got seven goals in Serie A for a relegation fodder side while being injured for long spells, which is more than Ayew and Daka have managed all season in the Championship.

 

I voted yes, but only in the sort of role Dickov had last time we were in the third tier. And that would frankly require a manager of Pearson's caliber to happen, so I'm doubtful.

Edited 12 May by OntarioFox

[Foxin_Mad]

4 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

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.

While I agree the succession planning was awful from the club. The issue was never replacing Vardy, the issue was and still is that Jon Rudkin is a useless ****ing moron who spunked  200 million and didn’t deliver 1 half decent player in any position on the pitch let alone a striker. 

Edited 12 May by Foxin_Mad

[whoareyaaa]

He won’t come back now could have had him last season and still been in the Championship

[moore_94]

Owner when we go pop under Top

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

2 hours ago, Bert said:

He left at the right time. He won’t be returning as a player. One day maybe in some other capacity. 

 

Perhaps in a coaching role?

[TeamRocket]

9 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

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

 

No.

Its the Top's and Rudkin's way to look backward and no plans whats crazy all the fans have been affected by the T&R virus 😆 

[CPepFox]

No. His career was made by his determination and attitude! It does him no good to come back to Leicester on paltry wages to "elevate"this club. He's far beyond this next dire Leicester step... thanks for the greatness and memories: but stay far away, Jamie! This club is toxic! 

[Jattdogg]

Love Vardy but we need to move on and remember him as he was , a freaking legend. He deserves better than our current shit show.

 

Retirement is better than joining us

 

 

[dayday]

He would give the whole place a buzz if he came back and boy we need that 

[SemperEadem]

Half wonder if he is more likely to turn out for Wednesday than us again.

[ceebeefox]

11 hours ago, whoareyaaa said:

He won’t come back now could have had him last season and still been in the Championship

Might even be fighting playoffs, how many awful draws or narrow defeats could his goals have turned round? And whilst he obviously can’t be the future, anyone who thinks he’s finished watch that goal against Juventus, outmuscling defenders and running half the pitch to score.

[FoxTrott]

We as a fanbase need to move on. No disrespect to the GOAT, there is close to nothing to gain and a lot to lose.