Jamie Richard Vardy is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker for and captains EFL Championship club Leicester City. After being released by Sheffield Wednesday at the age of 16, Vardy began his senior career with Stocksbridge Park Steels. Jamie Vardy talks through his rollercoaster 10 years with Leicester that saw a Premier League title, a relegation and some 'questionable' haircuts.
When Leicester City signed Jamie Vardy from Fleetwood for what was, and still is, a record £1m for a non-league player, nobody would've predicted the following decade he and the club would endure. However, it wasn't always goals, records and trophies for the Leicester number nine. Ten years ago, Vardy was on the wrong end of one of the most extraordinary endings to a football match, the infamous 'Troy Deeney' goal in the play-off semi-finals against Watford. Starting that game on the bench alongside a recognizable face.

Among the downs that have come during his Leicester career, the loss to Watford was an early one for Vardy. But for him it epitomizes his time with the club, using setbacks as inspiration. "That game gave us the motivation to want to succeed the season afterwards," he recalls. "I remember coming back the following pre-season, you do the testing and if you're not fit enough, you don't see the footballs for a week. Every single one of us came back fit as they could, so we were ready to go." Haircuts seemed to signify key moments in Vardy's career, with his first trophy with the club being one of those occasions.

Despite not playing as many minutes as he once did for the Foxes, Vardy is still keen to make an impact both on and off the pitch. With a flurry of young players breaking through and joining on loan, he feels it is important to be there to influence the younger players in the side. 'All that side is important, I'm always there to chat to the young ones'," he says. "It's how you act around the place, that's what's important. Be normal with everyone. I'm not going to be a big head round the place. I'm just me." Currently second in the Championship table, Vardy will be looking to do his bit to add another chapter to this extraordinary decade with the Foxes this season.

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Ashleyokeneye:

Jamie Richard Vardy is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker for and captains EFL Championship club Leicester City. After being released by Sheffield Wednesday at the age of 16, Vardy began his senior career with Stocksbridge Park Steels. Jamie Vardy talks through his rollercoaster 10 years with Leicester that saw a Premier League title, a relegation and some 'questionable' haircuts.
When Leicester City signed Jamie Vardy from Fleetwood for what was, and still is, a record £1m for a non-league player, nobody would've predicted the following decade he and the club would endure. However, it wasn't always goals, records and trophies for the Leicester number nine. Ten years ago, Vardy was on the wrong end of one of the most extraordinary endings to a football match, the infamous 'Troy Deeney' goal in the play-off semi-finals against Watford. Starting that game on the bench alongside a recognizable face.

Among the downs that have come during his Leicester career, the loss to Watford was an early one for Vardy. But for him it epitomizes his time with the club, using setbacks as inspiration. "That game gave us the motivation to want to succeed the season afterwards," he recalls. "I remember coming back the following pre-season, you do the testing and if you're not fit enough, you don't see the footballs for a week. Every single one of us came back fit as they could, so we were ready to go." Haircuts seemed to signify key moments in Vardy's career, with his first trophy with the club being one of those occasions.

Despite not playing as many minutes as he once did for the Foxes, Vardy is still keen to make an impact both on and off the pitch. With a flurry of young players breaking through and joining on loan, he feels it is important to be there to influence the younger players in the side. 'All that side is important, I'm always there to chat to the young ones'," he says. "It's how you act around the place, that's what's important. Be normal with everyone. I'm not going to be a big head round the place. I'm just me." Currently second in the Championship table, Vardy will be looking to do his bit to add another chapter to this extraordinary decade with the Foxes this season.

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What is happening with Leicester City this days, they are not doing well

chiomaugo:


What is happening with Leicester City this days, they are not doing well

Have you watch their resent matches?

chiomaugo:


What is happening with Leicester City this days, they are not doing well

They are still far better than Chelsea this days, Chelsea was the only club that spoil my weekend ticket. If I knew I would have cashout my money from iLOTBet before the Chelsea match, 87K gone like that. anyway thanks to iLOT BET for the 50% cash back of my stake

BolaAhmed202:


They are still far better than Chelsea this days, Chelsea was the only club that spoil my weekend ticket. If I knew I would have cashout my money from iLOTBet before the Chelsea match, 87K gone like that. anyway thanks to iLOT BET for the 50% cash back of my stake

Sorry Chelsea do you something

Peterpaul666:


Sorry Chelsea do you something

Chelsea is no longer Chelsea again ooo, I hpoe they pick up soon

samsondave:


Chelsea is no longer Chelsea again ooo, I hpoe they pick up soon

Chelsea's start to the season:

◉ 3 defeats
◉ 2 draws
◉ 1 win

1 billion spent!

Abike101:


Chelsea's start to the season:

◉ 3 defeats
◉ 2 draws
◉ 1 win

1 billion spent!

Chelsea Chelsea Why? Need to get back inform

Ashleyokeneye:

Jamie Richard Vardy is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker for and captains EFL Championship club Leicester City. After being released by Sheffield Wednesday at the age of 16, Vardy began his senior career with Stocksbridge Park Steels. Jamie Vardy talks through his rollercoaster 10 years with Leicester that saw a Premier League title, a relegation and some 'questionable' haircuts.
When Leicester City signed Jamie Vardy from Fleetwood for what was, and still is, a record £1m for a non-league player, nobody would've predicted the following decade he and the club would endure. However, it wasn't always goals, records and trophies for the Leicester number nine. Ten years ago, Vardy was on the wrong end of one of the most extraordinary endings to a football match, the infamous 'Troy Deeney' goal in the play-off semi-finals against Watford. Starting that game on the bench alongside a recognizable face.

Among the downs that have come during his Leicester career, the loss to Watford was an early one for Vardy. But for him it epitomizes his time with the club, using setbacks as inspiration. "That game gave us the motivation to want to succeed the season afterwards," he recalls. "I remember coming back the following pre-season, you do the testing and if you're not fit enough, you don't see the footballs for a week. Every single one of us came back fit as they could, so we were ready to go." Haircuts seemed to signify key moments in Vardy's career, with his first trophy with the club being one of those occasions.

Despite not playing as many minutes as he once did for the Foxes, Vardy is still keen to make an impact both on and off the pitch. With a flurry of young players breaking through and joining on loan, he feels it is important to be there to influence the younger players in the side. 'All that side is important, I'm always there to chat to the young ones'," he says. "It's how you act around the place, that's what's important. Be normal with everyone. I'm not going to be a big head round the place. I'm just me." Currently second in the Championship table, Vardy will be looking to do his bit to add another chapter to this extraordinary decade with the Foxes this season.

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Jamie Richard Vardy is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker for and captains EFL Championship club Leicester City. After being released by Sheffield Wednesday at the age of 16, Vardy began his senior career with Stocksbridge Park Steels. Jamie Vardy talks through his rollercoaster 10 years with Leicester that saw a Premier League title, a relegation and some 'questionable' haircuts.
When Leicester City signed Jamie Vardy from Fleetwood for what was, and still is, a record £1m for a non-league player, nobody would've predicted the following decade he and the club would endure. However, it wasn't always goals, records and trophies for the Leicester number nine. Ten years ago, Vardy was on the wrong end of one of the most extraordinary endings to a football match, the infamous 'Troy Deeney' goal in the play-off semi-finals against Watford. Starting that game on the bench alongside a recognizable face.

Among the downs that have come during his Leicester career, the loss to Watford was an early one for Vardy. But for him it epitomizes his time with the club, using setbacks as inspiration. "That game gave us the motivation to want to succeed the season afterwards," he recalls. "I remember coming back the following pre-season, you do the testing and if you're not fit enough, you don't see the footballs for a week. Every single one of us came back fit as they could, so we were ready to go." Haircuts seemed to signify key moments in Vardy's career, with his first trophy with the club being one of those occasions.

Despite not playing as many minutes as he once did for the Foxes, Vardy is still keen to make an impact both on and off the pitch. With a flurry of young players breaking through and joining on loan, he feels it is important to be there to influence the younger players in the side. 'All that side is important, I'm always there to chat to the young ones'," he says. "It's how you act around the place, that's what's important. Be normal with everyone. I'm not going to be a big head round the place. I'm just me." Currently second in the Championship table, Vardy will be looking to do his bit to add another chapter to this extraordinary decade with the Foxes this season.

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OFFICIAL: Carabao Cup fourth round draw:

• Manchester United vs Newcastle United
• Arsenal vs West Ham
• Liverpool vs Bournemouth
• Chelsea vs Blackburn Rovers
• Everton vs Burnley
• Fulham vs Ipswich Town
• Exeter vs Middlesbrough
• Mansfield vs Port Vale

chiomaugo:


OFFICIAL: Carabao Cup fourth round draw:

• Manchester United vs Newcastle United
• Arsenal vs West Ham
• Liverpool vs Bournemouth
• Chelsea vs Blackburn Rovers
• Everton vs Burnley
• Fulham vs Ipswich Town
• Exeter vs Middlesbrough
• Mansfield vs Port Vale

Manchester City is out already

chiomaugo:


Manchester City is out already

They have a reason to do that more matches ahead

oluwadarajoe:


They have a reason to do that more matches ahead

What reasons could make a club lost a match? Manchester City was beating 1:0 that means the match was tough for them.
This was the first match they have played without scoring a single goal.

I was to win a ticket of 2700 naira on iLOTBet bet they spoil the game for me for just away to score at less 1 goal

chimamandaafam0:


What reasons could make a club lost a match? Manchester City was beating 1:0 that means the match was tough for them.
This was the first match they have played without scoring a single goal.

I was to win a ticket of 2700 naira on iLOTBet bet they spoil the game for me for just away to score at less 1 goal

I played goal goal in that match, very painful Manchester City could not score just one goal for me

EzeJohn6:


I played goal goal in that match, very painful Manchester City could not score just one goal for me

Doo I believe in Man City

EzeJohn6:


I played goal goal in that match, very painful Manchester City could not score just one goal for me

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Ashleyokeneye:

Jamie Richard Vardy is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker for and captains EFL Championship club Leicester City. After being released by Sheffield Wednesday at the age of 16, Vardy began his senior career with Stocksbridge Park Steels. Jamie Vardy talks through his rollercoaster 10 years with Leicester that saw a Premier League title, a relegation and some 'questionable' haircuts.
When Leicester City signed Jamie Vardy from Fleetwood for what was, and still is, a record £1m for a non-league player, nobody would've predicted the following decade he and the club would endure. However, it wasn't always goals, records and trophies for the Leicester number nine. Ten years ago, Vardy was on the wrong end of one of the most extraordinary endings to a football match, the infamous 'Troy Deeney' goal in the play-off semi-finals against Watford. Starting that game on the bench alongside a recognizable face.

Among the downs that have come during his Leicester career, the loss to Watford was an early one for Vardy. But for him it epitomizes his time with the club, using setbacks as inspiration. "That game gave us the motivation to want to succeed the season afterwards," he recalls. "I remember coming back the following pre-season, you do the testing and if you're not fit enough, you don't see the footballs for a week. Every single one of us came back fit as they could, so we were ready to go." Haircuts seemed to signify key moments in Vardy's career, with his first trophy with the club being one of those occasions.

Despite not playing as many minutes as he once did for the Foxes, Vardy is still keen to make an impact both on and off the pitch. With a flurry of young players breaking through and joining on loan, he feels it is important to be there to influence the younger players in the side. 'All that side is important, I'm always there to chat to the young ones'," he says. "It's how you act around the place, that's what's important. Be normal with everyone. I'm not going to be a big head round the place. I'm just me." Currently second in the Championship table, Vardy will be looking to do his bit to add another chapter to this extraordinary decade with the Foxes this season.

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What's happening with Leicester City

SportsHighLight:


What's happening with Leicester City

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