Leicesterpool Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Vardy will get is chance next season, as i've said before the next Rickie Lambert!? Same for Liam Moore too, both have got potential and dare I say maybe even Danny Drinkwater!? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Isn't his big first touch part of the plan? That's why he won so many pens last year, big first touch, still gets there comfortably in time but draws a challenge wins a pen plays for England. Easy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Haywood_6 Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Not good enough, don't think he ever will be. There really are some halfwits here! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Candidcamera Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 If he got England players tackling back and running into space like he did for Leicester City and the bonus of scoring why not ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
john ridley Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 One of his best flick on's was the back heel against derby, if that had of been in the prem they'd have raved about it no end . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
suffolk fox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Just got to laugh at this thread. Vardy did great in the championship last season but let's see how he fairs in the premier league before we believe he is good enougth for England. Talking about getting ahead of yourselves, honestly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saxondale Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Unfortunately, the England set-up has a long-standing policy of picking the shittest players from the top teams, rather than the best players from any other teams. As most of the top teams barely have any English players, Chelsea's fourth-choice U17s keeper probably has a good chance of making the world cup squad if he's born in this country. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hackneyfox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Just got to laugh at this thread. Vardy did great in the championship last season but let's see how he fairs in the premier league before we believe he is good enougth for England. Talking about getting ahead of yourselves, honestly. Apparently NFP will pick him in 2015. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dickov22 Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Unfortunately, the England set-up has a long-standing policy of picking the shittest players from the top teams, rather than the best players from any other teams. As most of the top teams barely have any English players, Chelsea's fourth-choice U17s keeper probably has a good chance of making the world cup squad if he's born in this country. Can't say that about Hodgson - he's picked 3 Southampton players - Shaw ahead of Cole (Chelsea) Lambert ahead of Carroll (West Ham) and also Adam Lallana. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Corky Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Can't wait for Euro 2016- Moore, James, Drinkwater and Vardy all in the squad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry - LCFC Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Not good enough, don't think he ever will be. There really are some halfwits here! ok Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigMicky Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Vardy's done even better though- he made the jump from conference to championship. Just because he missed two divisions doesn't mean he hasn't worked his way up the leagues. He has So by your definition, by not playing in two of the four leagues, equates to working your way through the leagues... That's logical. Still not a patch on Lambert. Not good enough, don't think he ever will be. There really are some halfwits here! Bit harsh, but I agree. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarshallForEngland Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 So by your definition, by not playing in two of the four leagues, equates to working your way through the leagues... That's logical. Still not a patch on Lambert. Are you drunk? If I go into a job at entry level and get promoted to (for example) operations manager, and then regional manager, and then become a partner, would you tell me I hadn't worked my way up to my current position because I skipped some of the earlier levels? Are you saying you can only work your way up if you make an appearance in every single tier between your initial position and your final one? "That's Logical". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
m00nie Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 vardy for england, us finishing 6th, ground extension to 40,000. challenging for cl.. nicky maynard what have you missed out on Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigMicky Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Are you drunk? If I go into a job at entry level and get promoted to (for example) operations manager, and then regional manager, and then become a partner, would you tell me I hadn't worked my way up to my current position because I skipped some of the earlier levels? Are you saying you can only work your way up if you make an appearance in every single tier between your initial position and your final one? "That's Logical". Vardy has played in 1 professional league. Lambert has done all 4, do the maths plonker. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gcah2013 Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 One of his best flick on's was the back heel against derby, if that had of been in the prem they'd have raved about it no end . If you're talking about the second goal, Nugent's ricocheted shot, in the 4-1 win then you have it completely wrong. It was a first touch he was trying to take down for himself while cutting back inside the defender - and that went about 5 yards further than he intended. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gcah2013 Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Vardy has played in 1 professional league. Lambert has done all 4, do the maths plonker. Giggs has only played in one professional league too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Doctor Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Vardy has played in 1 professional league. Lambert has done all 4, do the maths plonker. You calling anyone a plonker is rich given you've shown yourself to be something of a moron. Vardy started in the Non-league and made his way up. Yes, he jumped a league, that doesn't mean he didn't work his way up, he started at the bottom and made his way up, skipping a couple of levels because he was good enough to make the step up). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LAprice_ Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Can't say that about Hodgson - he's picked 3 Southampton players - Shaw ahead of Cole (Chelsea) Lambert ahead of Carroll (West Ham) and also Adam Lallana. Those are the only 3 though. Plus, it looks like Lallana will be at Liverpool and Shaw at Manchester United. No one can deny that there is an element of bias when you see players like Chris Smalling, Danny Welbeck and Frank Lampard (Sorry Frank) being picked ahead of players from 'smaller' clubs. Anyway, linking to Vardy, I think it's only likely he'll get an England cap if he a.) scores loads of goals or b.) plays for Manchester United. EDIT: I think Frank Lampard is a brilliant player but I don't understand why he's been picked. Ashley Cole didn't go because Hodgson opted for youth. What makes Lampard different? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigMicky Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Giggs has only played in one professional league too. ??? And how is that relevant to working your way through the leagues? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigMicky Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 You calling anyone a plonker is rich given you've shown yourself to be something of a moron. Vardy started in the Non-league and made his way up. Yes, he jumped a league, that doesn't mean he didn't work his way up, he started at the bottom and made his way up, skipping a couple of levels because he was good enough to make the step up). Make your mind up, jumped 1 or 2 leagues? Totally different to working your way through the leagues. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gcah2013 Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 ??? And how is that relevant to working your way through the leagues? Giggs has only played in one professional league - does that mean he is not as good as Lambert who has played in 4 professional leagues? This is what your post seems to suggest by saying "do the maths". I would suggest that skipping leagues like Vardy (or Giggs, as per my example) shows there was a greater amount of confidence in his ability to succeed at the level. All this said, I do quite rate Lambert and would definitely pick him over Vardy currently. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Doctor Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Make your mind up, jumped 1 or 2 leagues? Totally different to working your way through the leagues. 1. He won promotion to league 2, but was signed for the championship, skipping league 1. No, it really isn't. He started right down in the Northern Premier, earned a move up, continued working hard and performing well, won promotion, but got picked out for a move up. It's comparable to this: Person starts in a company as an apprentice, in which the following roles exist: Apprentice > Deputy operations manager > Operations Manager > Deputy Sales Manager > Sales Manager > Regional co-ordinator > National co-ordinator > Partner > CEO If they get up to being CEO through that, but got promoted straight to Operations manager rather than deputy, and national co-ordinator rather than regional first, would you then say they haven't worked their way up? No (well anyone who isn't a moronic jizzrag wouldn't say it anyway) So why is it different for football? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigMicky Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Giggs has only played in one professional league - does that mean he is not as good as Lambert who has played in 4 professional leagues? This is what your post seems to suggest by saying "do the maths". I would suggest that skipping leagues like Vardy (or Giggs, as per my example) shows there was a greater amount of confidence in his ability to succeed at the level. All this said, I do quite rate Lambert and would definitely pick him over Vardy currently. Sorry mate you have the wrong end of the stick. Talking about how lambert has worked his way through the leagues by playing in all 4, vardy hasn't as he has played in just the one. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sylofox Posted 12 May 2014 Share Posted 12 May 2014 Would not even think woy has even considered him yet. Yes he has had a good season but it means nothing as of yet. See how he is doing at xmas then we could judge it. One season in the championship means nothing he needs to be doing it in the prem. If he's got a dozen by xmas and a few MOTM he may get a lookin if not he won't. He's not even our top scorer let alone the league top scorer. And he won't look so fast in the prem or on the international scene. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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