Opinion – Jamie Vardy could make Arsenal regret not signing him yet again

Arsenal’s next opponents in the Premier League will be third-placed Leicester City.

The Gunners have been on a fine run of form since they defeated Southampton in the Premier League.

Mikel Arteta’s side will head into the game with the Foxes on a run of four straight wins in all competitions and they have kept a clean sheet in all their Premier League games in that run.

However, they will be coming up against one of the league’s most lethal strikers in the form of Jamie Vardy.

The Englishman is the Premier League’s top scorer this season, with 21 league goals to his name.

He had struggled for goals on the restart of the league, but he scored two goals in his last game against Crystal Palace.

The Foxes will see that performance as a fine way to prepare for a game against Arsenal.

The Gunners tried but failed to sign him after he led Leicester City to the league title in 2016, and he might be about to show us what we missed out on again.

The striker has scored six goals in his last five matches against us and I dread seeing him attacking our goal.

I know that we have become a better defending unit, but Vardy isn’t a striker that is easy to defend against.

If we can keep a clean sheet against the Foxes, then I’d be super confident that we will end this season better than we have imagined.

An article from Ime

16 Comments

  1. STRANGE AND ODD HEADLINE SAYING THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT HAPPENED, AS WE DID NOT SIGN HIM!

    OT. Who else watched the Spurs v Everton game tonight as I did and I regret not cleaning the drains instead? THAT would have been far more exciting. Moaninho must be the most boring style coach in football. What a bore fest!

    1. It was awful, Jon… 90 minutes we’ll never get back! Twitter is saying he’s the 5th manager to reach 200 PL victories…. I wonder what percentage of those have been absolutely dire??!! Sheesh!!

      1. Am i glad we took £35 M for Iwobi. When they said they’re taking him off, I was shocked, I honestly didn’t know he was plying

        1. Me too, Kenny!!! I said during the game I can’t believe Everton were that stupid to want to pay that much – no wonder we bit their hand off!! Dreadful performance!

    2. Was already tired and 15 minutes of it actually put me in a deep sleep. Thank you Mourinho. I feel nice and refreshed right now!

  2. Seriously putting all rivalry aside for a moment (impossible), how bad are Squits !

    Take Kane out of that side, and exactly what are you left with ?

    North London is most definitely RED ( but we already knew that ! )

  3. He turned down Arsenal as I recall so he can’t make us pay if he never wanted to come in the first place. We can make him pay though for turning us down.

      1. Yes SueP. I’m really looking forward, I have a strong feeling we’re going to come out of that tie the winners. Till tonight then.

  4. It will really be a double jeopardy if you add drunkenness to whatever you are high on, what can you ever said that Arsenal failed to sign Vardy? He turned our offer or weren’t you born then and was told we failed to sign him? We gonna beat them i believe, so calm down and don’t be scared OK… 😂 😂 😂 😂

    1. Correct, Vardy turned Arsenal down and so far his decision has been proved spot on. For Vardy and football reasons he did exactly the right thing, i dont get the article, it only matters for us tonight, not Vardy, he didn’t want to come to us, he doesn’t regret his decision at all.

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