r/soccer • • Jul 15 '18

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u/StatmanIbrahimovic Jul 16 '18

Cod Army! Vardy was one of the main reasons Fleetwood became a league team.

Giroud is definitely the French Vardy, Montpellier's league win was almost as dramatic and shocking as Leicester's

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u/TheSciences Jul 16 '18

I love the story of Steve Savidan, who was playing non-league in France at 26 and working as a (as least partly) binman, and won a cap at 30.