Some Leicester City fans have flocked to a tweet that was recently posted by Jamie Vardy in which the 33-year-old striker shares a picture of himself kissing the Premier League trophy.
Vardy posted this tweet on the seventh of May, which was the fourth anniversary of the day that he and Leicester City lifted the Premier League trophy back in 2016.
Many of the Foxes fans who have been responding to this tweet have been sharing some positivity for both Vardy and their Premier League title win back in the 2015/16 campaign. One Leicester City supporter even took this opportunity to declare that Vardy is “by far the best player to ever wear (their) club’s shirt”.
Read the positive reactions of some Foxes supporters to Vardy’s recent post in the tweets below.
Is Jamie Vardy Leicester City's best ever player?YES
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— Jamie Vardy (@vardy7) May 7, 2020
Since I’ve been watching Leicester all our top players always leave. Lennon, Heskey, Kante, Mahrez, Maguire… but our greatest ever player chose to stay. Seriously thank you. By far the best player to ever wear our clubs shirt.
— Casual Fox (@CasuaIFox) May 7, 2020
A true Leicester great
Our city is all about overcoming obstacles and fighting for our successes
You did that on the pitch and we were all rewarded by the greatest sporting achievement in history #lcfc— Andrew Ball (@MY__teaching) May 7, 2020
Goals win games.. never a finer example in record breaker… desverve that winners medal and the forever memories it gave all of us!
— Jsyfox (@Jsyfox) May 7, 2020
THE BEST player we have ever had ! Keep it going Jamie and get that golden boot – stay safe
— Geoff Lagor (@apd7) May 7, 2020
It’s so hard to believe it was 4 years ago…but what a day it was…
— Gwyneth Burgess (@GwynethBurgess) May 7, 2020
Never get tired of seeing that?
— mick heggs (@mickheggs) May 7, 2020
What do we think?
It may be fair to say that Vardy, who is currently the Premier League’s top goalscorer for the 2019/20 season, played a significant role in Leicester City’s title-winning campaign. The forward scored 24 goals and provided eight assists in his 36 Premier League appearances that season, meaning that he made the highest number of goal contributions in England’s top-flight that term.
With that in mind, it may be understandable why these Foxes fans seem to hold the striker in such high regard.