The Leicester of Ruud van Nistelrooy He will return next season to the Championship, just one year after his promotion to the Premier League, after mathematically losing the category on Sunday with his defeat against Liverpool at the King Power Stadium (0-1) five days from the end of the championship.
Jamie Vardy, Survivor of the Heroic Premier conquered by the 'Foxes' in 2016, he showed himself tremendously self -critical with himself and with his companions after consummating the descent and even states that his own performance during the season has been a “shame.”
Nine losses in a row at home, and without marking
The Leicester, penultimate classified with just 18 points in 33 days, He has lost his last nine league games at home and also without scoring a goal, A negative record in England.
Vardy, Leicester scorer hero with 24 goals in the conquest of the title in 2016 and maximum filmmaker of the Premier in the 2019-20 season with 23 goals, has only writing down 7 In 31 league meetings in this course with 38 years.
“At this time, I don't even know what to say. I have no words to express my anger and sadness for how this season has gone”Vardy says in a message on social networks.
“There are no excuses. Collectively, as players and as a club, we have failed. There is simply no way to hide it, and I refuse to accept any suggestion of doing so,” Vardy continues.
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“After so much time in this club, we have lived so many ups and downs, and this season has been miserable and, for me personally, a total shame. It hurts, and I know you feel it too. To the fans: I'm sorry …”concludes Vardy's overwhelming message, which arrived at Leicester in 2012.
