Vardy strikes me as being a cocky little so and so, but you can't deny he delivers the goods.
That second goal showed he doesn't mess things up under pressure.
He used to be a bad 'un. He did a short spell for GBH after kicking some bloke's head in outside a pub, who he thought had been messing around with his g/f. On release, he was tagged and could only train during certain hours. This was some years before joining Leicester I hasten to add.
That second goal was fantastic. I thought he'd been training with Leicester Tigers, the rugby club. Keeper was way off his line, and Vardy always spots this.
I found out something today. That joke I posted above about the half time team talk, that was doing the rounds on Facebook, wasn't so far from the truth.
Apparently the Sunderland players were overheard in their changing room dissing Leicester, asking how Leicester could possibly be top of the league having played so badly in the first half of that game.
Message got through to the Leicester camp and all hell was let loose. Vardy in particular was highly vocal I understand. And of course the second half was another story.
Well that 'joke' backfired on them didn't it? The players would be better off putting their own house in order instead of slagging off other teams - they are looking at relegation fgs.
That's disgraceful, but I don't just blame the underhanded touts for this, the club needs to address their ticketing policy too.
Obviously there's been unprecidented demand this season, but regular fans who hold season tickets must be given priority. Yes this would mean x number of seats would remain empty (not many), but they've been paid for already and the money's in the bank making interest.
I think also it's time to spend some of the profits on extending and improving the ground so as to add more seats. 32,000 is too small for a Premier League club, and being as we're playing European football next season, demand is going to be high again. Even the Stadium Of Sh*te (Sunderland) has a 49,000 capacity.
Forgot to mention, Mr. Yorko must have been chuffed last night, Liverpoo coming back from 1-3 down to beat Dortmund 4-3 on the night, and 5-4 on aggregate. Amazing result.
Not a good day. Vardy sent off for two yellows, luckily we held on and nicked a 2-2 draw against The Hammers in the dying seconds. Vardy misses the next game. Dreadful refereeing throughout.
There is talk that he might get more than a one match ban after his foul mouth ranting and raving. Not good for Leicester, they need him.
It was fun here yesterday. OH sitting on one side in his Crystal palace jersey and me on the other side in my Arsenal jersey. 26 was in the middle laughing at both of us. The match was a draw.