Speculation Vardy for England?
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:icon_roll This again.
East Anglia Fox
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I don't think he deserves an England call-up but if he did get one it would be quite amusing.
Mike - True Blue Tinter
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Is this some sort of England snobbery?
'Not good enough. He used to play for Fleetwood don't you know'
Vardy has terrorised the best backs in the Premier League.
The very fact he is a different type of player may give him a big advantage.
He just needs a Beckham or Gerrard in the team to put the ball in the channels for him to chase.
foxybru
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I agree Mike - more useful and tenacious than some of the others that have played in the past and are now touted around.
Gives them something different.
The nearest is Walcott, but I'd venture Vardy unsettles defenders more than Theo does.... just think of the free kicks that the likes of Italy, Spain and all the South American teams would give away trying to contain him.
ThaiSweetChilli
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The last time round the suggestions were because of one excellent match against Man Utd. The rumours weren't warranted then IMO, but he did have probably the best game of his career with a goal and 4 assists.
This time round, he has terrorised defenders, some excellent ones, and has gained four assists and three goals in 8 matches. If there are injuries etc, and if two strikers are playing in the u21s team, then why not? Vardy certainly would get my nod ahead of Lambert. Even Wellbeck is struggling to start for Arsenal. Vardy for England!
East Anglia Fox
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It's not snobbery it's just that four goals in 528 minutes of football isn't that good is it?
Saying that, I do appreciate that ten assists is quite impressive.
FOX Franks
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Reg Vardy? Local link. Nice.
FOX Franks
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Clearly not... my nan used to have a car from Reg Vardy I assumed it was assumed a Leicester dealership. My bad
Mike - True Blue Tinter
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He is a quick version of Heskey and a less skilful version of Mahrez.
Because he will literally bully his way to a ball and past the defender, he will, like Heskey and Mahrez, pull more than one defender to him, releasing another forward/midfielder into space when he gets a cross in.
Mahrez second goal was a classic example, when the second defender went out to stop Vardy, leaving Mahrez alone in front of goal.
Because he will literally bully his way to a ball and past the defender, he will, like Heskey and Mahrez, pull more than one defender to him, releasing another forward/midfielder into space when he gets a cross in.
Mahrez second goal was a classic example, when the second defender went out to stop Vardy, leaving Mahrez alone in front of goal.
Volpone
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