Vardy scores 2 as Leicester beats Liverpool

The fact it came in the first game after Ranieri’s sacking raises suspicions.

Vardy has previously dismissed speculation that he was involved in the Italian manager’s dismissal.

“We’ve come under a lot of unfair stick with stuff in the press and online”, claimed Vardy.

“We can be much better, we showed it already, and not doing it feels really disappointing and that is the main problem in this moment”.

Musa must not forget that time is of essence as anybody that will takeover will want to get results and stem the tide of the champion’s poor run of form. We’ve been trying but it’s not been clicking.

In total, the Anfield outfit have conceded 33 goals since the start of the campaign – more than any other team in the top eight now.

It was a night on which most things went right for the hosts and one on which it was hard to differentiate between the team chasing the Champions League places and the one trying to avoid the Championship. “Crosses were not good enough, we had a few finishing situations and could have scored a second goal, but it would not make the game better”.

“But we can’t blame anyone else for this performance”.

In fact, as far as I am concerned, Leicester as a team have been a disappointment since the start of the current 2016/2017 English Premier League season.

“I don’t think (the players) are not as good as I think they are, but they need my help to show it every week. There is speculation I was involved in his dismissal and this completely untrue, unfounded and is extremely hurtful!” With relegation threatening and a formidable Liverpool side ahead of them, Leicester had some serious questions to answer, and for the first 45 minutes they answered in resounding fashion.

“I’d be lying if I said it’s not hurt the lads”, Simpson said.

“Craig Shakespeare is not a magician and do all that in two and three days”. I am sure they will do that.

“They know they are guilty of underperforming – but this is only one result and we must build on that”.

LIVERPOOL lost 3-1 to Leicester tonight at the King Power Stadium, but how did their individual players get on?

“Well I just can’t believe what I’m seeing”.

“Sometimes you can get carried away with the warm-up, but there was an intensity about them following the criticism”.

“And it’s actually quite uncomfortable watching this in a odd way”.