With silly season in full swing and the Twitter keyboard warriors in fine voice, there are some key things we need to keep in mind if we’re going to get through this summer without attacking each other: transfers do fail and it’s not always Arsenal’s fault.
‘Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose?’ Having last week written that no-one knew anything about the Vardy situation, and about the media speculation…
Thursday was, of course, dominated by the news that Jamie Vardy had signed a new contract and would be staying at Leicester.
On the face of it, the only thing more surprising than Jamie Vardy rejecting a move to Arsenal is Arsenal being interested in him in the first place.
So. Jamie Vardy. We get to hate him again now, right? That’s how this works, right?
Jamie Vardy won’t be joining Arsenal, and I think that’s great. Here are three reasons why:
Leicester City have confirmed that Jamie Vardy will stay with the club after agreeing a new four-year deal with the club.
I think the summer does funny things to people, you know. I’m not sure whether it’s the sudden breakthrough of the sun from above the grey,…
Emile Heskey decided to take a break from not scoring for Bolton Wanderers (this would be a lot funnier if the season hadn’t finished) to urge Jamie Vardy to stay at Leicester City.
So another week of multi-continental international football loveliness has been and gone, with bugger all real news on the Arsenal front.
It was all a bit quiet on the Arsenal-front on Sunday.
Despite Arsene Wenger appearing to confirm that Jamie Vardy would continue partying in Leicester next season, the BBC say that a decision has still not been reached.
Arsene Wenger appears to have put the Jamie Vardy transfer saga to bed once and for all and it seems as if the striker has snubbed Arsenal. Or has he?
Jamie Vardy has revealed that he has no problem ‘shutting out’ the transfer speculation surrounding his future as he concentrates on the Euros with England.
It’s all a bit quiet on the Arsenal front at the moment but here’s the latest news and gossip from Friday.
Jamie Vardy’s hesitation over whether he joins Arsenal or not could cost the Gunners an extra £10m.
Not long after full-time, when Jamie Vardy had come off the bench for England, to score their equaliser against Wales, reports started appearing that the BBC had made a bit of a whoospie. Did they really?
Another day, another Arsenal legend has his say on what he thinks of Jamie Vardy potentially joining the Gunners this summer.
It promises to be an exciting summer for Arsenal fans if the first few weeks of the transfer window are anything to go by.
Here’s a round-up of what happened on Tuesday.