JAMIE VARDY has left fans in hysterics after his custom shin pads got another run out.
The Leicester striker had not played since October 4 because of a calf problem, but was the star as the Foxes earned a narrow victory at Arsenal.
Jamie Vardy’s custom ‘chat s***, get banged’ shin pads have left fans in stitches
Vardy had not played since October 4 because of a calf injury.
But he was AGAIN the man to down Arsenal, scoring the only goal of the game in a 1-0 win.
It was his 11th goal against the Gunners – only Wayne Rooney (12) has scored more against the club in the Premier League.
But before his heroics, Vardy sent social media into stitches as he again showed off his custom shin pads.
As he made his way to the bench at the Emirates, the former England man could be seen holding his shinnies.
The white guards feature his infamous catch phrase: ‘Chat, S***, Get Banged.’
Fans were loving it with one writing: “Proper rate his shin pads hahaha.”
Another added: “It’s the best thing I have seen today. Peak Vardy.”
Vardy was the hero as Leicester beat Arsenal 1-0 – it was his 11th goal against the GunnersCredit: Reuters
Rebekah Vardy first revealed the shin pads in December 2018Credit: Instagram @BeckyVardy
While a third wrote: “How can you not love this guy!”
Vardy’s wife Rebekah previously sent social media into meltdown after sharing a picture of the shin pads back in December 2018.
Rebekah – a former I’m a Celebrity contestant in 2017 – uploaded a picture on Instagram of a popular saying from her beau.
In a Facebook post in 2011, Foxes striker Vardy – then at Fleetwood Town – commented “Chat s***, get banged” on his wall, with the phrase going viral.
At the time, one commented: “I need these in my life, will even wear them to work.”
While another said: “Love this saying! Although it nearly got us banned from our flight when we had it printed on our T-shirts!”
Another quipped: “The other should say Jamie Vardy’s having a party.”
And one supporter simply stated: “Haha brilliant. #LCFClegend.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk