RonnieTodger Posted 6 October 2015 Posted 6 October 2015 So? He's still fouled. He slows down just enough knowing the defender will clatter into him. It's a penalty. You wouldn't see a good defender doing what Bassong did. He was clumsy and paid the price for it. Bassong hardly clattered into him and neither did Bacuna. It's a very soft one and whether it is or not, I just think refs will stop giving them to him if the same stuff happens each week. Do you think they'll see it as Vardy playing for it, or as the defenders being stupid? Most of the ones he got in the championship, he was actually taken out.
LanguedocFox Posted 6 October 2015 Posted 6 October 2015 Vardy clearly plays for penalties. That doesn't mean they aren't penalties. People are stupid enough to run into the back of him and slide in and Vardy always knows how to position himself so that he's fouled by it. Agree with scouse, the defenders have been falling for it for 2 years now, when are they going to learn? Can't see that at all. Most pens he gets are as a result of his speed and defenders being unable to handle it - and over the past year or so, I've seen several occasions when he's been taken out and not got anything for it (against Spurs away last season, for example). OK, the pen on Saturday was a bit soft, but it happens - Liverpool won one last season in almost exactly the same circumstances when Nugent didn't clear quickly enough. Vardy wins pens for the same reason as Mahrez does - because he's too good for most defenders.
Popular Post filbertstreet Posted 6 October 2015 Popular Post Posted 6 October 2015 Vardy clearly plays for penalties. No he doesn't he plays for Leicester 6
CosbehFox Posted 6 October 2015 Posted 6 October 2015 Said elsewhere as a defender myself, I can safely safe you get caught the wrong side of an attacker. It generally leads to a foul.
RowlattsFox Posted 6 October 2015 Posted 6 October 2015 The vardy incident is one of them where it's soft if it's given but if it's not you're screaming for a penalty. I'm pretty confident we would dislike vardy too if he played for someone else. But he doesn't so who cares. 1
C-man Posted 6 October 2015 Posted 6 October 2015 Have we really become that incompetent as a footballing nation that effectively shielding the ball in the area has become 'playing for penalties' or worse, 'cheating'? It's almost the first thing you are taught as a footballer. No wonder we're shit. 1
Corky Posted 6 October 2015 Posted 6 October 2015 The vardy incident is one of them where it's soft if it's given but if it's not you're screaming for a penalty. I'm pretty confident we would dislike vardy too if he played for someone else. But he doesn't so who cares. That's a good thing. You want other fans to dislike your better players- it means they do something well. I probably wouldn't like him but I'd want him at my club.
Out Foxed Posted 7 October 2015 Posted 7 October 2015 https://yadi.sk/d/Q9ROqINsjZfSv Leicester's bid for Andre Carrillo revealed - 12 mill plus bonuses
filbertstreet Posted 7 October 2015 Posted 7 October 2015 https://yadi.sk/d/Q9ROqINsjZfSv Leicester's bid for Andre Carrillo revealed - 12 mill plus bonuses grab him for free in the summer, that was some bad business by the spanish
AKCJ Posted 7 October 2015 Posted 7 October 2015 grab him for free in the summer, that was some bad business by the spanish
Xen Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 http://www.skysports.com/football/news/29329/10021546/matt-le-tissiers-best-gb-xi-gareth-bale-and-aaron-ramsey-in-wayne-rooney-out Jamie Vardy was close to getting in as he's having a great season with Leicester, but Kane leads the line for me as, while he hasn't been scoring his usual goals, his all round play has been very good. 4
Foxymcoxy Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 Funny how Kane has one good goalscoring season and that's "his usual goals" and Vardy is top scorer but that's "having a good season". And don't get me started on which of them offers more apart from goals.
les-tah Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 (edited) Jose is a C-unt hope he gets sacked for bad mouthing Don Ranieri. Edited 8 October 2015 by les-tah
filbertstreet Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 Jose is a C-unt hope he gets sacked for bad mouthing Don Ranieri. we'll get our first clean sheet playing them in dec, 5-0
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 (edited) Can't wait till that cvnt gets sacked. Edited 8 October 2015 by Sol thewall Bamba
Wymsey Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 (edited) Mourinho can do one, he's getting boring. He's exactly acting like Pearson the period before he got the sack, under pressure and blames others (including other team's managers). Edited 8 October 2015 by Wymeswold fox
Carl the Llama Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 Top 2 yessss. May as well just give us the title now and be done with it. 1
gw_leics772 Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 And in the same article the tw@t moans about Fabio Capello bad mouthing him and how he prefers to concentrate on the positives of other managers. Hypocritical ****. In other news Claudio agreed with mourinho about concentrating on positives and says that the Chelsea boss has nice hair.
Wymsey Posted 8 October 2015 Posted 8 October 2015 (edited) That quote was when Jose was at Inter I think Ranieri's 64 the week after next, so doubt it. Edited 8 October 2015 by Wymeswold fox
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