Jamie Vardy is like a fairytale , if you talk about his career in 60 years no one will believe you that he was the 15th top scorer of the PL after Debuting for the Premier league at 27.
@@Based1889 there were many more people that helped leicester that season. also, they were helped by liverpool, city, arsenal and all the other top teams that had a shit season. without that, leicester wouldn't have won the league in a milion years
If you’re a football fan, no matter where on earth, you gotta love this man. He is a legend for all football romantics, an unlikely hero in an overly industrialized and micromanaged game.
Great football player. Trash human being. Caught on cctv in a casino calling an asian man racist slurs for absolutely no reason than proceeded to want to beat the asian man up.
@@curated_euphoria_experience Its insane that "Jap" is considered as racist slur but "JapFest" etc are completely okay :---D Also he didnt proceed to beat or want to beat the asian man up it was totally another customer he asked to go out and settle the beef which occurred later, not even immediately after the racist slur thing. Get your facts right before telling your opinions. One day they really might hurt someone wrong.
As a Leicester fan of nearly 40 years everyone will be in mourning for many months when he leaves us or retires. Legend gets used too often in this game. This man is a fucking movie script. He will get his statue outside the ground, best player we have ever had.
@@robinj6137Heskey was great of course, but Vardy is the far greater Leicester legend. He’s been loyal through our best and lowest times. Had the opportunity to move to bigger clubs with huge wages but he’s stuck with us. 🐐
I just loved how even tho he had all that talent and had all those achievements everygame he wud still run and press on the pitch as if he was an academy player given a chance
which logic are you applying when you say “even though he had all the talent”? why would a good player stop running and working hard if exactly these are his trademark skills? That’s what made Vardy the player he was. Had he stopped running and working hard, well, he would not be Jamie Vardy
That's what ethic does to a person. You cannot prove your natural talent by not working at all. In-fact you would reach 100% of your talent by working harder and harder; that's Jamie Vardy.
He only needs a few years to reach the 100 goals club of PL, with a ratio far higher than many big name strikers in the league's history. He IS the real deal.
that Vardy goal against Liverpool in Leicester's run to the title was one of the best goals I've ever seen - esp since their was so much pressure to win and also to create the consecutive goal record- it was incredible to watch.... what a player. what a story. Amazing player.
If you’ve ever been in a pub during an England game in a tournament, the reaction from the punters when Vardy was brought on will tell you everything you need to know about our feeling towards the man. People’s champ.
Absolutely fantastic striker. Just sniffs chances others don’t and has exceptional movement. His finishing is so basic but so good. Superb work ethic - he doesn’t stop. It’s perpetual motion and defenders hate that. Tenacious, aggressive and tireless.
His pace obviously made him lethal, but also it was his directness of play and his tenacity and insane work rate. That Leicester championship team was just such a perfect lightning in a bottle moment, and a lot of credit has to go to their scouting/player development. Vardy’s finishing was amazing, but so was the service he was getting from the midfield, they just had perfect players/team/system to spring his quick-attack, defense breaking runs. One thing underrated about him is his team play and link-up/passing ability, which i think he got better and better at as he aged… When he didn’t have quite the same quality of distribution coming his way, or wasn’t able to get behind the defense, he made up for it by providing a fair number of scoring opportunities for teammates.
He has been that good at playmaking, it's just people who failed to realize that, thought he was just nothing but a goal scorer. This is false obviously; Vardy is both number 9 and number 10.
The best celebrarion ever of Vardy was when he did a giant slide straight against the rainbow flag corner Flag and completely destroyed that thing😂😂😂 Man Im German and a giant Bayern fan but I watch every top 5 League atleast the Highlights of the best and exciting teams in there but how Vardy played was my favorite Vardy literally played and ran like a guy who just smoked the best Crack in the World and drank his 3 Red bulls with it right before every game 😂😂 man was he fun to watch and his Goal against Liverpool is one of the best ever imo and isnt talked about enough
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYTyour vids are pure gold. Once you start you can't but watch 'em till the end! Nice job. This Cinderella story was my favourite so far. Soo many people around the world supported Lester and Vardy that year..although not really Lester fans.
Jamie Vardy is an inspiration, for all those overlooked, down on their luck, its never too late. A true legend of the game, a human story in a modern era of the upmost refinement, Jamie Vardy, a diamond in the ruff.
Vardy actually scored a rare type of clutch goal throughout his Euro 2016 campaign with England. I still remember his goal against Wales, it would be rendered offside by now, but that kind of clutch goal definitely was something rare, but he made it looks easier; he got past Ashley Williams in an offside position, while the ball deflected from the Welsh defender to his foot, then scored it right inside the box.
I will never not be angry about THAT Croatia match against a ponderous back line crying out for a pacey striker with a record of scoring decisive goals to undo them, but instead Kane was put out to lumber around the pitch not being very useful (this was a season or so before the man learned he could pass to his teammates instead of taking on and missing every shot) and Vardy got left on the bench until the game reached injury time with England a goal down. Haven't been able to get excited about the national team since that confirmation that the England team is only picked on favourites, not on the basis of who's the best actual fit for the situation.
That final point you made is what's painful. England fans have always known Vardy should have gotten more of a chance with England and could have made a big difference on several occasions had that been the case. But unfortunately English football is like politics, you know there are certain players guaranteed spots regardless of how they are playing.
@@TFB97Soooo, you guys dont nominate a second striker? Not even as a back up? Not even when they have this quality? Maybe thats why you dont win stuff...
And on top of all that, he is a great guy and fun to watch. If the word "unique" applies to anyone, then to him. I loved him from the first second I saw him in the Prem and I will always do. He achieved so much, created so much iconic moments and memories, scored unbelieveable goals and made history in such a short period of time. Imagine if he had got his life sorted out earlier and started off sooner, I'm convinced we would talk about him as one of the best strikers of all time. They don't make players like him anymore. The loyalty, the hard work, the shithousery and no fancy bullshit. What a guy, what a legend. Jamie Vardy is having a party.
The effort you put into this video is incredible. In an age of crappy AI generated videos, thank you for doing your best and serving justice to a very underrated Premier League legend.
Jamie Vardy is honestly one of the most hardworking players of all time by playing in the lower league football in one of my official nations through my ancestries despite being involved in several problems till being a superstar with Leicester City and honours he won with them must be fully appreciatable ever,good friends!!!LONG LIVE JAMIE VARDY!!!🏋♂️
",,,one of the most hardworking players of all time by playing in the lower league football in one of my official nations through my ancestries". What the hell does that mean??
@@depekthegreat359 No, because sentences like "... in one of my official nations through my ancestries" doesn't really make any sense at all😆 Did you mean to say that England is one of your "official nations" (whatever the hell that means) because you have family there? "Through my ancestries" hahaha
@@OnkelStein Lol!!!That's because,you don't get a proper understanding of my explanation regarding my ancestries which is laughable for yourself,friend!!!Please laugh at yourself for you not understanding on my comment and I did only mention a sentence regarding my ancestries and there is word "Interracial" exiest by the way,friend!!!Try and use your common sense while replying from my comment and for your information,my great great grandfather(paternal grandfather) from my mother's side was an English army who was stationed here in Malaysia,friend!!!Laugh at yourself with your uncommon thinking,friend!!!Hahaha!!!🤣🤣🤣
Jamie Vardy is my hero, even though I will never go on to become a footballer, he gives me motivation that I don't have to be a born wonder-kid to succeed in life, that what I should do is work hard in my career and one day one day it will be my magical moment.
I knew pretty much all of this, but this video still made me tear up a little bit. This channel is very good at understanding human stories, and Jamie Vardy is very, very human.
As a Liverpool fan I knew that bastard volley was coming at some point towards the end... It ruined what was otherwise a perfect January holiday in 2016. Good on ya Vardy
One of the great things about Jamie Vardy is that he's left every team better than when he joined them. In fact, with the exception of Stockbridge Steels, he's won in every division he's been in: - In 2011, Halifax Town won the NPL Premier Division (just after being promoted, no less) - In 2012, Fleetwood Town won the Conference Premier title. - In 2014, Leicester City won the EFL Championship - In 2016, Leicester City won the Premier League and now in 2023-24, they're at the top of the Championship once more, with them and Ipswitch being 10 points clear of everyone else almost half a season in. And isn't it what we all want to end up leaving the things we're involved in better than when we arrived there?
His appreciation for where he was and his trials in getting there have him that vital edge over those who believed they deserved to be there. With Ian Wright, my favourite player.
A bona-fide premier league legend. Its mind boggling what hes achieved so late in his career and for a relatively small team. His shit-housing is also legendary lol
@@lsari6948 as much as my home town man Clough was a legend and his achievements remarkable. We have to accept that football has changed, the big clubs are worth billions to break that grip in recent times is unthinkable.
"Because when you're clutch, you're clutch everywhere." These words couldn't really more describe just how much of a clutch-type player he is. He always scored when he got any golden opportunity to do so, became the silver-lining in most of matches he played, while turned the silver into gold with his assists that actually were too much of a world-class for someone who had been spending his much of career in lower divisions, with Leicester being the only professional club he had been played. While that match against Manchester United, I never really watched it, he struck me really well when he played against Newcastle during that 2014-2015 as he somehow saved the club from losing points by his match winning goal.
He played for my club FC Halifax Town, who's scouting staff discovered him at Stockbridge Park Steels and at the time was wearing an electronic tag for some crime hed commited He also did 12 shifts making equipment for the NHS whilst playing for Stockbridge
...that Leicester team was special. I feel it's injustice to not mention Ranieri in the winning team. You should probably do a video on him as well.....he built Chelsea before Mourinho came along, Chelsea was top 4 team then. It would also been nice to mention Marez
Jamie Vardy is such a legend. I’ve heard of his story in other football videos, and you can’t deny that it’s inspiring to hear he went from working and playing with an ankle brace to winning the premier league championship with Leicester City.
if vardy played in the euro final he would've won england their first ever euro. im 100% sure they could've incorperated him with kane in the lineup he didnt have to be a bench warmer for so long that he retired from international football
Great video 👊🏻👏🏻 Vardy was a real throwback EPL Striker, used to love having him on Ultimate Team 😅. The only thing with him not playing for England was that he had a rival to be England's number 1 striker.... Harry Kane 😅
The legend that scored in his first game back in the premiership against Tottenham and then when he was substituted points to the premiership logo on his shirt and gestured one for me zero for you to the Tottenham fans. Absolute legend and has a Chelsea supporter I loved the battle of the bridge game too hand the title to Leicester and stop any chance of Tottenham getting the title. Even though they would’ve won it anyway.
As an American who’s getting into European Football, I relate to Jamie because my father was an alcoholic. Proud of Jamie for overcoming his personal demons.
Hope you make it back this year and he gets the closure he deserves in his career! Needless to say I supported Lester passionately that year although not really into the PL. Cheers from Greece from a PAOK fan.
There needs to be a movie about his life. It should end with him breaking Van Nisterloys record and the end credits showing highlights of Leicester winning the Premier League
Thanks for making this, your only mistake was Vardy scored the "It's eleven, it heaven for Jamie Vardy" at the King Power stadium not Old Trafford(I was there) A Leicester Fan..
vardy,mahrez and kante all in their prime and hungry,all supported by a squad of ultimate pros having their best seasons added to a couple of big clubs in transition and theres your recipe for a premier league,even after all these years i still struggle to believe they did it,on its own as an achievement its the best underdog story ever in sport,when u add in the previous few seasons the manager change etc it really is ridiculous,add in the helicopter crash near the ground killing the chairman and an FA cup win the story of leicester city in the 2010s early 20s is the most remarkable in all of sports,i know football movies are crap but if a good director could take this underdog story and all its moving parts and write a script from the right angle and perspective it could maybe be ok although because its football a documentary that shows the real goals big matches and memories will probs always be better
I've thought about Jamie more than any other player in my life. I dare say football to him is a mind game. When he finds the discipline to keep his demons in order, they inspire him to score like there was no tomorrow.
I remember, during that time a commentator called him "The Fantastic Mister Fox" and that name kinda got stuck for him between me and my buddies. Whenever Leicester won a game,people were like who scored? We were like"Oh just the old Mister Fox, loved Vardy❤❤️
As a 60 year old female lifelong Leicester city fan , this phenomenon that is Jamie Vardy is my all time favourite player . He’s a legend . The pleasure he’s given us is immense. His celebrations are legendary and his reaction to opponent fans wind ups is pure comedy. I love him and if he can stay with our club on some level for years to come it would be amazing. He’s well worth another season as a player . He’s loyal as heck . 💙💙💙💙💙💙🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊
Besides the obvious quality he had, Vardy always gave me the idea he was a pro player with 7th tier attitude and that in a good sense as in he loves to play no matter if it was on Old Trafford or Wembley or even just a regular pitch in a local park.
He is just a pure footballer, like those pure kids playing football in the park... Honestly, I'm on the idea that football academy somewhat ruined many talents more. So, the situation he had back then was quite a blessing in disguise, worked great in a hindsight. As he would just play in a bar club for the sake of it but then scored goals like it was nothing.
What he and Leicester City did in 2015-16 was more than just win the Premiere League. They saved my life. I was depressed around the time with suicidal thoughts, but I happened to turn on the TV one day and saw Leicester playing a match against Chelsea I believe, and from then on I started to follow the Premier League and Leicester altogether. Seeing them lift the trophy inspired me to keep going and persevere in spite of things going on around me. Good times and bad times have come more than once since then, but thanks to Vardy and Leicester City, I stuck around to see them come.
I never grew up watching the premier league but was just getting into it and that was the first season I watched throughout. It was epic. So many thrilling games and who doesn't love an underdog story.
I mean it looks like, he was the main reason they won the PL, its crazy...I never knew his story. WOW...this guys is something else for sure. Such a clutch player and human. Mr Clutch
I remember watching Vardy dismantle the Premier League..... what a player, what a player!!!!! It actually seemed like everytime he was away on goal he scored... smh.
Emotional... give him his fkn flowers.. as a liverpool fan this man is by far my favorite striker ever.. when he lobbed that goal against us i knew they won the leauge then. props to kante and that whole squad, even the subs were clutch..
He and Mahrez were both incredible in that 2016 season, I’m so grateful to have seen such an unlikely team and player win the premier league in my lifetime
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Jamie Vardy is like a fairytale , if you talk about his career in 60 years no one will believe you that he was the 15th top scorer of the PL after Debuting for the Premier league at 27.
Honestly ❤
this guy is the epitome of underated
And playing for a non top 6 club
Well tbf, he won’t be the 15th top scorer in 60 years
@@DilzSBI wanted to say the same. No logic applied in that original comment
This guy was like a movie character... He came out of no where and made Leicester win against the biggest teams.
Yh, too bad his story was never made into a movie. James McAvoy should've taken a leap of faith..
for real.
This guy and Riyad mahrez made a goated ass underrated duo that single handedly carried Leicester to their pl title in 2016
@@Based1889 there were many more people that helped leicester that season. also, they were helped by liverpool, city, arsenal and all the other top teams that had a shit season. without that, leicester wouldn't have won the league in a milion years
@BullRadu doesn't matter, a win's a win..you sound like a salty fan honestly
If you’re a football fan, no matter where on earth, you gotta love this man. He is a legend for all football romantics, an unlikely hero in an overly industrialized and micromanaged game.
Great football player. Trash human being. Caught on cctv in a casino calling an asian man racist slurs for absolutely no reason than proceeded to want to beat the asian man up.
YES!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Nope. Remarkable though his story may be, he still seems like a twat.
@@curated_euphoria_experience Its insane that "Jap" is considered as racist slur but "JapFest" etc are completely okay :---D Also he didnt proceed to beat or want to beat the asian man up it was totally another customer he asked to go out and settle the beef which occurred later, not even immediately after the racist slur thing. Get your facts right before telling your opinions. One day they really might hurt someone wrong.
@@NobeRobe he is a racist.....
As a Leicester fan of nearly 40 years everyone will be in mourning for many months when he leaves us or retires. Legend gets used too often in this game. This man is a fucking movie script. He will get his statue outside the ground, best player we have ever had.
What about Kante? He was decisive in the premier league run too
@@davidbernhardt253 He only played for one season though.
He's no Emile Heskey!
@@robinj6137Heskey was great of course, but Vardy is the far greater Leicester legend. He’s been loyal through our best and lowest times. Had the opportunity to move to bigger clubs with huge wages but he’s stuck with us. 🐐
@chesterlester5770 Blud has the chance to go to Arsenal but he rejected. That tells you enough about his loyalty
I just loved how even tho he had all that talent and had all those achievements everygame he wud still run and press on the pitch as if he was an academy player given a chance
which logic are you applying when you say “even though he had all the talent”? why would a good player stop running and working hard if exactly these are his trademark skills? That’s what made Vardy the player he was. Had he stopped running and working hard, well, he would not be Jamie Vardy
That's what ethic does to a person. You cannot prove your natural talent by not working at all.
In-fact you would reach 100% of your talent by working harder and harder; that's Jamie Vardy.
Why are you all over the thread telling people ther comments have no logic i bet your real fun at partys@@riquelmeone
@@manorman-el4gv “fun at parties” - how original. no logic applied 🤪
He's what we call a pure footballer
Does that make Gary Neville an impure footballer??
@@zoomgallygally yes indeed
Not sure how pure his blood was 😂
@@zoomgallygally Why is Gary Neville so hated? besides his horrible opinions of course
@@Crispy_DAWG I don't hate him, I rate him. He says himself he wasn't a natural but a grafter
Not a Leicester fan but possibly my favourite footballer story in England after Ian Wright, this guy was the real deal
IS the real deal, he's lead Leicester to the premier league... AGAIN
He only needs a few years to reach the 100 goals club of PL, with a ratio far higher than many big name strikers in the league's history. He IS the real deal.
that Vardy goal against Liverpool in Leicester's run to the title was one of the best goals I've ever seen - esp since their was so much pressure to win and also to create the consecutive goal record- it was incredible to watch.... what a player. what a story. Amazing player.
That goal is so underrated
Fantastic goal. Should have been goal of the season but it wasn't in the 11 game scoring run.
Just rewatched it
If you’ve ever been in a pub during an England game in a tournament, the reaction from the punters when Vardy was brought on will tell you everything you need to know about our feeling towards the man. People’s champ.
Absolutely fantastic striker. Just sniffs chances others don’t and has exceptional movement. His finishing is so basic but so good. Superb work ethic - he doesn’t stop. It’s perpetual motion and defenders hate that. Tenacious, aggressive and tireless.
His pace obviously made him lethal, but also it was his directness of play and his tenacity and insane work rate. That Leicester championship team was just such a perfect lightning in a bottle moment, and a lot of credit has to go to their scouting/player development. Vardy’s finishing was amazing, but so was the service he was getting from the midfield, they just had perfect players/team/system to spring his quick-attack, defense breaking runs. One thing underrated about him is his team play and link-up/passing ability, which i think he got better and better at as he aged… When he didn’t have quite the same quality of distribution coming his way, or wasn’t able to get behind the defense, he made up for it by providing a fair number of scoring opportunities for teammates.
This is all true. We need a vid about mahrez and well. He was a big piece in helping Leicester city win the premier league
He has been that good at playmaking, it's just people who failed to realize that, thought he was just nothing but a goal scorer. This is false obviously; Vardy is both number 9 and number 10.
Ngolo kante was more valuable to that team than the both of them
2016 Leicester had really good players. I'd say 4 were irreplaceable, Vardy, Mahrez, Kante and Schmiekel.
@@ltsdspd4455 without vardy leicester wont win
At this point, I think Daily Dose of Football is Iconic
him and raymar both are amazing at this ish!
both are also Portuguese @@johnlombardo7816
@@johnlombardo7816 Hitc seven will always be the benchmark.
@@Church_Of_Kloppismwho ? overrated british channel
iconic football owned by american way clear of british fraud
"soo, listen to this"
Iconic opener
That stupid bird celebration is hilarious and iconic, have to love it
More stupid than iconic imo 😂
Classic Vardy sh!t-housery, mocking the palace fans with an eagle dance after scoring 🦅🤣
The best celebrarion ever of Vardy was when he did a giant slide straight against the rainbow flag corner Flag and completely destroyed that thing😂😂😂
Man Im German and a giant Bayern fan but I watch every top 5 League atleast the Highlights of the best and exciting teams in there but how Vardy played was my favorite Vardy literally played and ran like a guy who just smoked the best Crack in the World and drank his 3 Red bulls with it right before every game 😂😂 man was he fun to watch and his Goal against Liverpool is one of the best ever imo and isnt talked about enough
Using your mate’s ID is the most Sunday league thing
Haha definitely. Been there a few times
I hope someone make vardy story into a movie. His journey is absolutely beautiful
he almost did, however the dude didnt take the chance.
Jamie vardy story is unreal.
From non league football to premier league legends.
Leicester 2016 title win is one of the best football stories ever.
5000-1 odds on becoming a part of the big 7
The last wording was iconic, :when your clutch your clutch everywhere"💎❤️
thanks for watching till the end, I always try to leave a nice closing statement for those that take the time to watch all the way through
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYTyour vids are pure gold. Once you start you can't but watch 'em till the end!
Nice job. This Cinderella story was my favourite so far.
Soo many people around the world supported Lester and Vardy that year..although not really Lester fans.
thanks man! hope you enjoy the next one as well@@XXX-vy6xv
Jamie Vardy is an inspiration, for all those overlooked, down on their luck, its never too late. A true legend of the game, a human story in a modern era of the upmost refinement, Jamie Vardy, a diamond in the ruff.
Because when you’re clutch, you clutch everywhere 16:32
Yeah he ate with that one lol
what lol, was like he didn’t know what to say
Vardy and Le Tissier are my favourite english footballers of all time. Also loved that they stayed at their clubs.
It's sad that Vardy was never given a real chance with his country..he deserved better
Especially after that magical season in 15/16
Vardy actually scored a rare type of clutch goal throughout his Euro 2016 campaign with England.
I still remember his goal against Wales, it would be rendered offside by now, but that kind of clutch goal definitely was something rare, but he made it looks easier; he got past Ashley Williams in an offside position, while the ball deflected from the Welsh defender to his foot, then scored it right inside the box.
I will never not be angry about THAT Croatia match against a ponderous back line crying out for a pacey striker with a record of scoring decisive goals to undo them, but instead Kane was put out to lumber around the pitch not being very useful (this was a season or so before the man learned he could pass to his teammates instead of taking on and missing every shot) and Vardy got left on the bench until the game reached injury time with England a goal down. Haven't been able to get excited about the national team since that confirmation that the England team is only picked on favourites, not on the basis of who's the best actual fit for the situation.
@@SuperNeilAdams Kane is the squad's problem, I have been saying this for a long time.
As a Liverpool fan I felt he was like Michael Owen but way more genuine and entertaining
That final point you made is what's painful. England fans have always known Vardy should have gotten more of a chance with England and could have made a big difference on several occasions had that been the case. But unfortunately English football is like politics, you know there are certain players guaranteed spots regardless of how they are playing.
And Harry Kane was fighting for the ST spot too. Nothing to do with politics.
If you think that's painful, imagine watching this as a Wednesdayite.
@@TFB97 No definitely politics because he SUCKED! There were games like against Croatia where fans were literally screaming for Vardy to be put on.
@CD-yx8fs Wasn't he injured in the warm up? He did end up coming on in extra time and was virtually non-existent
@@TFB97Soooo, you guys dont nominate a second striker? Not even as a back up? Not even when they have this quality?
Maybe thats why you dont win stuff...
And on top of all that, he is a great guy and fun to watch. If the word "unique" applies to anyone, then to him.
I loved him from the first second I saw him in the Prem and I will always do. He achieved so much, created so much iconic moments and memories, scored unbelieveable goals and made history in such a short period of time. Imagine if he had got his life sorted out earlier and started off sooner, I'm convinced we would talk about him as one of the best strikers of all time.
They don't make players like him anymore. The loyalty, the hard work, the shithousery and no fancy bullshit. What a guy, what a legend. Jamie Vardy is having a party.
The effort you put into this video is incredible. In an age of crappy AI generated videos, thank you for doing your best and serving justice to a very underrated Premier League legend.
thanks man, means a lot
Jamie Vardy is honestly one of the most hardworking players of all time by playing in the lower league football in one of my official nations through my ancestries despite being involved in several problems till being a superstar with Leicester City and honours he won with them must be fully appreciatable ever,good friends!!!LONG LIVE JAMIE VARDY!!!🏋♂️
",,,one of the most hardworking players of all time by playing in the lower league football in one of my official nations through my ancestries". What the hell does that mean??
What the fuck are you talking about
@@OnkelSteinDon't you even understand what I have meant to say about him mainly through the quote which you have highlighted,friend?
@@depekthegreat359 No, because sentences like "... in one of my official nations through my ancestries" doesn't really make any sense at all😆 Did you mean to say that England is one of your "official nations" (whatever the hell that means) because you have family there? "Through my ancestries" hahaha
@@OnkelStein Lol!!!That's because,you don't get a proper understanding of my explanation regarding my ancestries which is laughable for yourself,friend!!!Please laugh at yourself for you not understanding on my comment and I did only mention a sentence regarding my ancestries and there is word "Interracial" exiest by the way,friend!!!Try and use your common sense while replying from my comment and for your information,my great great grandfather(paternal grandfather) from my mother's side was an English army who was stationed here in Malaysia,friend!!!Laugh at yourself with your uncommon thinking,friend!!!Hahaha!!!🤣🤣🤣
Jamie Vardy what a player, what a legend what an embodiment of inspiration
So true
Been a leicester city supporter for 60 years hard to find a more inspirational player story
Pure natural pace, an eye for goal, two good feet, brave, chases everything, decent in the air - everything you need to be a proper striker!
Jamie Vardy is my hero, even though I will never go on to become a footballer, he gives me motivation that I don't have to be a born wonder-kid to succeed in life, that what I should do is work hard in my career and one day one day it will be my magical moment.
Damn straight
I knew pretty much all of this, but this video still made me tear up a little bit. This channel is very good at understanding human stories, and Jamie Vardy is very, very human.
Jamie Vardy is one of the best Prem players in the 2000-2020s. Super underrated, absolutely love the man.
He made his debut in 2014
2010s= 2010...2019@@ElWrighto
@@stupiditiusmaximus Fairs just say this millennium
In the meantime he debuted in 2014
@@JPIQQGbut he said 2000s bud
0:05 wasn't that celebration against Crystal Palace?? LMAOO 🤣
Jamie vardy is just like a ballsy regular guy and I just love him for that personality 😊
never realized how two-footed he was. so many fantastic left-footed finishes in there
Vardy is the only one who has played in every round of the FA Cup
Yes, and won it of course! Surprised there was no mention of that in the video
surprised they didnt mention S6 vardy is on fire@@DarkS1m
leicester and vardy's stories are a solid example of why i love football and especially the premiere league.
Such a beautiful story can't have one without the other
as an arsenal fan i couldnt be happier that arsenal never signed him. he is phenomenal but i couldnt stand the thought of him leaving leicester
Jamie Vardy inspired me to play football again competitively. As did this channel :)
Jamie Vardy is one my favorite ever English Strikers
Same here 🔥
As a Liverpool fan I knew that bastard volley was coming at some point towards the end... It ruined what was otherwise a perfect January holiday in 2016. Good on ya Vardy
I remember asking you for a Jamie Vardy video and you said you were working on it safe to say you didn't disappoint 🐐🐐🐐
14:17 still one of the best goals ever in PL. The audacity!
16:25 was nothing to sniff at.
Liverpool fan here. I remember watching that game, we lost 2 zip and was gutted, shocked and amazed by that strike from Vardy.
No one puts it better than Martin Tyler... "It's eleven, it's heaven for Jamie Vardy!"
1:42 He wasn't made in a lab, but in a red bull factory
I grew up with dyslexia and ADHD, and I dealt with substance abuse in the past, but hearing Jamie Vardy's story inspires me in a lot of ways.
Vardy's story is way better than then one on the movie Goal except it was real... He will always be a Legend to me!!
Every day I am reminded that my club (Sheffield Wednesday) didn’t think he was tall enough so got rid. PAIN.
Boyhood fan as well, ouch 🙉
One of the great things about Jamie Vardy is that he's left every team better than when he joined them. In fact, with the exception of Stockbridge Steels, he's won in every division he's been in:
- In 2011, Halifax Town won the NPL Premier Division (just after being promoted, no less)
- In 2012, Fleetwood Town won the Conference Premier title.
- In 2014, Leicester City won the EFL Championship
- In 2016, Leicester City won the Premier League
and now in 2023-24, they're at the top of the Championship once more, with them and Ipswitch being 10 points clear of everyone else almost half a season in.
And isn't it what we all want to end up leaving the things we're involved in better than when we arrived there?
His appreciation for where he was and his trials in getting there have him that vital edge over those who believed they deserved to be there. With Ian Wright, my favourite player.
Absolutely agree England should have used him more when he was at his best. Was frustrating to see him being so underused at the time.
*please make video about Emilio Butragueño and La Quinta del Buitre*
one of the most underrated Real Madrid squad back in 80s
"Because when you are clutch, you are clutch everywhere" 🥶🥶🥶
Amazing work Daily Dose.....well put together and well written....
A bona-fide premier league legend. Its mind boggling what hes achieved so late in his career and for a relatively small team. His shit-housing is also legendary lol
Leicester winning the PL is the greatest sporting achievement of all time.
It was Nottingham Forrest with Brian Clough
@@lsari6948 as much as my home town man Clough was a legend and his achievements remarkable. We have to accept that football has changed, the big clubs are worth billions to break that grip in recent times is unthinkable.
Sure
"Because when you're clutch, you're clutch everywhere."
These words couldn't really more describe just how much of a clutch-type player he is. He always scored when he got any golden opportunity to do so, became the silver-lining in most of matches he played, while turned the silver into gold with his assists that actually were too much of a world-class for someone who had been spending his much of career in lower divisions, with Leicester being the only professional club he had been played. While that match against Manchester United, I never really watched it, he struck me really well when he played against Newcastle during that 2014-2015 as he somehow saved the club from losing points by his match winning goal.
And he's back! next season will be fun
I'm lucky enough to have watched this guy at Leicester...best striker I've ever seen.
Proof that even the most broken people in life can become some of the most memorable legends
He was a real footballer, something that this sport has lost
still is
and the new footballers are fictional?
@@mlg_dog420 yes, do you think haaland is an actual human being and not made in some norwegian factory
@@mlg_dog420 im saying a real footballer is someone who has a certain aura around them,a monster on the field and great personality
You only talk about united, others club still have footballer
He played for my club FC Halifax Town, who's scouting staff discovered him at Stockbridge Park Steels and at the time was wearing an electronic tag for some crime hed commited
He also did 12 shifts making equipment for the NHS whilst playing for Stockbridge
For me Vardy is a legend and an inspiration shouting it's never too late.
Man i love this channel....They just upload so rarely...and the narrator is the best....Free coffee everyday when you visit my countrry
...that Leicester team was special.
I feel it's injustice to not mention Ranieri in the winning team. You should probably do a video on him as well.....he built Chelsea before Mourinho came along, Chelsea was top 4 team then.
It would also been nice to mention Marez
Jamie Vardy is such a legend. I’ve heard of his story in other football videos, and you can’t deny that it’s inspiring to hear he went from working and playing with an ankle brace to winning the premier league championship with Leicester City.
if vardy played in the euro final he would've won england their first ever euro. im 100% sure they could've incorperated him with kane in the lineup he didnt have to be a bench warmer for so long that he retired from international football
Should have been playing g regularly the last 10 years or so, considering how poor England were for the first 5 of those years as well
Hands down the best football channel on YT. Engaging, grippy storytelling. Well done brother...
Jamie Vardy's story in the PL is not over yet... Leicester are currently top of the championship!
A premier league, FA cup and 2 Championship titles with the same club, even Giggs and Co could not do that
Not even the clash of 90s, lmao.
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And he will definitely return... or maybe, what if he knew he would?
He’s coming back! past seasons were just the hangover
Much appreciation for this account, nostalgia goosebumps every upload!
When you're clutch, you're clutch everywhere - true words, wish he'd signed for Utd
The quality of this video and script is top notch
He knows how to make it sound like a documentary. Even his titles are very hooking aswell
Great video 👊🏻👏🏻
Vardy was a real throwback EPL Striker, used to love having him on Ultimate Team 😅. The only thing with him not playing for England was that he had a rival to be England's number 1 striker.... Harry Kane 😅
The legend that scored in his first game back in the premiership against Tottenham and then when he was substituted points to the premiership logo on his shirt and gestured one for me zero for you to the Tottenham fans. Absolute legend and has a Chelsea supporter I loved the battle of the bridge game too hand the title to Leicester and stop any chance of Tottenham getting the title. Even though they would’ve won it anyway.
This guy's a frekin cult legend, one of the best strikers to grace the premier league.
As an American who’s getting into European Football, I relate to Jamie because my father was an alcoholic. Proud of Jamie for overcoming his personal demons.
As a Leicester fan, thank you for this video.
Hope you make it back this year and he gets the closure he deserves in his career!
Needless to say I supported Lester passionately that year although not really into the PL.
Cheers from Greece from a PAOK fan.
As a leicester city supporter in Australia 🇦🇺 thanks so much for this
There needs to be a movie about his life. It should end with him breaking Van Nisterloys record and the end credits showing highlights of Leicester winning the Premier League
You know what, the underlying statement of this video is " at 27 years of age, Jamie Vardy ARRIVED at premier league"
Love it, first class job on this one ☝️ thank you as always
The best underdog, semi-villan/hero we'd do everything to underrate him
6:27 those moves 😂
Thanks for making this, your only mistake was Vardy scored the "It's eleven, it heaven for Jamie Vardy" at the King Power stadium not Old Trafford(I was there)
A Leicester Fan..
vardy,mahrez and kante all in their prime and hungry,all supported by a squad of ultimate pros having their best seasons added to a couple of big clubs in transition and theres your recipe for a premier league,even after all these years i still struggle to believe they did it,on its own as an achievement its the best underdog story ever in sport,when u add in the previous few seasons the manager change etc it really is ridiculous,add in the helicopter crash near the ground killing the chairman and an FA cup win the story of leicester city in the 2010s early 20s is the most remarkable in all of sports,i know football movies are crap but if a good director could take this underdog story and all its moving parts and write a script from the right angle and perspective it could maybe be ok although because its football a documentary that shows the real goals big matches and memories will probs always be better
U just have to love Jaime Vardy ❤
now we're in 2024/2025 premier league and Leicester are in division 1 with Vardy still in the team lets go!!
Michael Owen said Vardy wasn’t a natural goal scorer (clueless) Vardy has scored lots of different goals and makes it look so simple.
I've thought about Jamie more than any other player in my life. I dare say football to him is a mind game. When he finds the discipline to keep his demons in order, they inspire him to score like there was no tomorrow.
I remember, during that time a commentator called him "The Fantastic Mister Fox" and that name kinda got stuck for him between me and my buddies. Whenever Leicester won a game,people were like who scored? We were like"Oh just the old Mister Fox, loved Vardy❤❤️
As a 60 year old female lifelong Leicester city fan , this phenomenon that is Jamie Vardy is my all time favourite player . He’s a legend . The pleasure he’s given us is immense. His celebrations are legendary and his reaction to opponent fans wind ups is pure comedy. I love him and if he can stay with our club on some level for years to come it would be amazing. He’s well worth another season as a player . He’s loyal as heck . 💙💙💙💙💙💙🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊
Besides the obvious quality he had, Vardy always gave me the idea he was a pro player with 7th tier attitude and that in a good sense as in he loves to play no matter if it was on Old Trafford or Wembley or even just a regular pitch in a local park.
He is just a pure footballer, like those pure kids playing football in the park...
Honestly, I'm on the idea that football academy somewhat ruined many talents more.
So, the situation he had back then was quite a blessing in disguise, worked great in a hindsight.
As he would just play in a bar club for the sake of it but then scored goals like it was nothing.
him breaking that flag though
@@JobHans That's a GOAT move.
And people say Drogba is a clutch player, a player for the finals. My man Vardy is different.
What he and Leicester City did in 2015-16 was more than just win the Premiere League.
They saved my life.
I was depressed around the time with suicidal thoughts, but I happened to turn on the TV one day and saw Leicester playing a match against Chelsea I believe, and from then on I started to follow the Premier League and Leicester altogether.
Seeing them lift the trophy inspired me to keep going and persevere in spite of things going on around me.
Good times and bad times have come more than once since then, but thanks to Vardy and Leicester City, I stuck around to see them come.
I never grew up watching the premier league but was just getting into it and that was the first season I watched throughout. It was epic. So many thrilling games and who doesn't love an underdog story.
And he stayed and still helping Leicester back to the PL.
I mean it looks like, he was the main reason they won the PL, its crazy...I never knew his story. WOW...this guys is something else for sure. Such a clutch player and human. Mr Clutch
I remember watching Vardy dismantle the Premier League..... what a player, what a player!!!!! It actually seemed like everytime he was away on goal he scored... smh.
Man! Your voiceover is a KILL!!!! YOUR VIDEOS ARE 100% ADDICTIVE as S****
My favorite player and my favorite team. Leicester will be back in the EPL next season. Hopefully Vardy will still have something left in the tank.
Emotional... give him his fkn flowers.. as a liverpool fan this man is by far my favorite striker ever.. when he lobbed that goal against us i knew they won the leauge then. props to kante and that whole squad, even the subs were clutch..
He and Mahrez were both incredible in that 2016 season, I’m so grateful to have seen such an unlikely team and player win the premier league in my lifetime
He may have arrived late but he made his time count , left a worthy legacy ♥️