Jamie Vardy extended his astounding winning streak last night – by absolutely owning Harry Kane on Twitter.
To understand it all properly, we have to go back two weeks when Tottenham Hotspur striker Kane posted this image on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BETlqMnnbhn/
The un-captioned post’s message was clear: the Spurs lions were going to slaughter the Leicester foxes.
Then, after a 4-0 away victory over Stoke, Kane said that Spurs were “on their tails” and that they “are not going anywhere.”
And then everything changed last night, which prompted Vardy to deploy the perfect lion-themed response.
Vardy used this shot from The Lion King of Mufasa falling from a cliff :
— Jamie Vardy (@vardy7) May 2, 2016
It wasn’t directed at Kane. It didn’t mention any team.
But some 90K RTs and 89K likes later suggests that everyone got the joke.
To make this all the sweeter, Vardy and Kane have to play together for England this summer.
Will – or can – Kane hit back?
So far, his social media response has been just this gracious message:
Congratulations to Leicester on what they achieved. Finally thanks to all the fans! Let's finish the season strong now! #COYS
— Harry Kane (@HKane) May 2, 2016
Come on Harry, we’re waiting!
