[Football] Vardy a thug?

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BensGrandad

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Vardy is a very good players and very quick but yesterday I saw signs in his play that I didnt like e.g. he went in on Ryan and left his foot in thus injuring him and also just in front of the west stand he went for a ball with, IIRC Bernardo and obviously had no intention whatsoever of going for the ball with the intent purely on taking Bernardo out.

 

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bit of a clumsy forward sometimes, malicious/thug, I dont think so personally

 

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They'd make a lovely couple.

 

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I take it you've never seen Vardy play before? That's what he does.

 

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BensGrandad said:

Vardy is a very good players and very quick but yesterday I saw signs in his play that I didnt like e.g. he went in on Ryan and left his foot in thus injuring him and also just in front of the west stand he went for a ball with, IIRC Bernardo and obviously had no intention whatsoever of going for the ball with the intent purely on taking Bernardo out.

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Didn't notice Ryan injured until Duffy had ploughed straight through Vardy. Maybe Shane was dispensing instant justice.

 

clippedgull

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Thug? No.

Anyway Duffy applied a bit of retribution on him just after.

He definitely showed enthusiasm and dragged Leicester back into the game, and his penalty was fantastic. (Notwithstanding the damage it did to us)

 

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Vardy has had a few PL sending offs for awful challenges.

 

Mr Bridger

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More of a scrote

 

PILTDOWN MAN

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old fashioned player

 

Icy Gull

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I was shocked to see how easily he barged Duffy out of the way dumping him on his back, not often you see that! The type of player we love to hate but would also love to have in our side.

 

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PILTDOWN MAN said:

old fashioned player

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Vinny Jones, John Fashanu.

 

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Icy Gull said:

I was shocked to see how easily he barged Duffy out of the way dumping him on his back, not often you see that! The type of player we love to hate but would also love to have in our side.

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I wouldnt disagree with that. I was most concerned about the 'tackle' on Bernardo.

 

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BensGrandad said:

Vardy is a very good players and very quick but yesterday I saw signs in his play that I didnt like e.g. he went in on Ryan and left his foot in thus injuring him and also just in front of the west stand he went for a ball with, IIRC Bernardo and obviously had no intention whatsoever of going for the ball with the intent purely on taking Bernardo out.

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Can you please use full stops next time. I nearly passed out trying to read this....

 

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Sorry didnt realize we were back at school and my fingers get carried away.

 

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I was in the west stand, I kept watching Ryan in the second half, was he injured, did he have cramp? Either way, he kept rubbing his knees, calf etc. I kept thinking is he going to come off and oh god, if we have to rely on his replacement, we’ll loose!

 

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WildWood said:

Can you please use full stops next time. I nearly passed out trying to read this....

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Wouldn't like you to be found lying in a comma

 

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I am sure that was Vardys aim to force Ryan off and be replaced by an inferior keeper.

 

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Denis said:

I was in the west stand, I kept watching Ryan in the second half, was he injured, did he have cramp? Either way, he kept rubbing his knees, calf etc. I kept thinking is he going to come off and oh god, if we have to rely on his replacement, we’ll loose!

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It's lose!

Anyway, nothing like giving a vote of confidence to a goalkeeper who may be very good! A lot of people thought Ryan would be rubbish after Stockdale left. How wrong they turned out to be!!

 

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I wonder why 'an old fashioned player' is acceptable as a striker but not a defender in the Hunter, Harris McKay mould.

 

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It’s the football upbringing he’s had, he has had to play like that.

If you watch Murray closely he has a lot of the same tendancies as do most players who come through non league and the lower divisions. It’s tough.

I think Vardy’s brilliant. I actually always enjoy watching him play (except yesterday) as he’s quite a unique player in the premier league.