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MeIf you are planning a new three-part show for The Vardys you will be disappointed. There is nothing missing from that sentence. No matter what reasons or expectations you have for speaking, you will be disappointed. This is because it is very bad and unpleasant. This will make every viewer’s mouth drop. Those who tune in for other reasons – being a fan of former Leicester City legend Jamie V or wanting to hear Rebekah V play. “Wagatha Christie” libel case he was against Coleen Rooney – he will be very disappointed.
Leicester fans won’t find much about Jamie or photos they haven’t seen before. And much of what is shown in the first two episodes (the third was not available for review) deals with his early days at the Italian club Cremonese – injuries, stress, failure to appear at first, failure to get many goals later – not his glorious days at home.
For fans of the 2022 trial (also known as “The Scousetrap”, because Coleen is a Liverpudlian, and “Roodunnit?” Because it all played out in secret, then on television and then in court like a mystery book you’ve read), here’s everything Rebekah had to say about the secret, in public and in court:
“I will never apologize for what I did not do.
“I’m not going to continue living in the past, I’m so tired of it,” says Rebekah, on the show that she was definitely sent because of what happened in the past and expected to be discussed in detail.
“I don’t have any bad feelings towards (Coleen). Nothing. That’s your opinion.” The next show might be centered around Rebekah’s magical abilities! I SAID that! It WAS my opinion!
“I don’t know what (Coleen) thinks about me. If the first part of this is true, I have to review how to use her magic skills. If the second is true, I would be surprised because, immediately after this, she is asked if she wants to add anything to the story and she replies: “No, let’s leave it at that.
Jamie, which is clear from his nature, has nothing to add. He said: “All these things have encouraged us a lot.
And after that? Well, The Vardys are slowly, slowly grinding through the minutiae of packing a house and moving the family to Italy once Jamie left Leicester City and signed with then Serie A Cremonese. Watching people move houses, trying to find school places for their five children (the eldest of the six Vardys lives in England), worrying about getting visas and finding a house to rent is as interesting as listening to people share their dreams. And nothing endures when they are rich. European bureaucracy is European bureaucracy. Class spaces are filled with class spaces.
The only fun you’ll have is to roll your eyes and pretend that, if she hadn’t had an art show, Rebeka would have bothered to look at a nice house on the market for €13,000 a month instead of stopping the moment she saw one picture online, or that she was carrying the house herself. Sporting a flawless white dress while claiming to be taking wheelbarrow boxes to trucks is questionable even among those of us without Rooneesque talent to spare.
We have the traditional proliferation of written restraints as if they were the lost writings of Socrates (“We’ve always stuck together as a family, in good times and bad. That’s who we are”), and a desperate pretense of drama that doesn’t exist. Will Jamie score a goal in this game, in this game? Will Cremonese be eliminated? Will he stay in Italy or go? All this and more the viewers will already know. The rest have been changing for a long time to repeat one of Beckham’s hagiographies, which had beauty, the latest Vinnie Jones documentary, which had Vinnie Jones in it, or maybe they just went to sleep. I recommend all of these instead.
