Hupu News, December 16th: In the next weekend's British Championship match, Birmingham vs. Leicester City was scheduled for prime time by Sky Sports, but unfortunately, the broadcaster's plan to play so loudly failed.
The BBC had hoped that former England team-mate and Birmingham manager Wayne Rooney and Leicester City striker Vardy would face each other for the first time since the libel cases between their respective wives Coleen and Rebecca, but Rice was forced to leave due to a knee problem The special forward is not expected to feature in the game.
Rebekah Vardy has lost her legal battle with colleeen Rooney, leaving her with a huge legal bill, reportedly around £3 million. After a two-week trial, the High Court ruled that Rebecca must pay 90% of Coleen's legal costs, which became a popular topic in the UK last year.
Asked this week if his relationship with Vardy was better than the public thought, Rooney replied: "I've worked with him in the England squad, like I've played with a lot of England players.
Vardy and I have no so-called personal relationship apart from being in the training camp or playing with him. I have great respect for Vardy and I think he is an excellent player and he can still contribute a lot to Leicester City. But I Think it's important that we don't get drawn into the backstory of everything that happened in the past, which everyone knows has been dealt with from a legal perspective. My job is just to focus on Birmingham winning the game."
this story It began four years ago when Coleen tried to find out who leaked stories from her private Instagram account to reporters at The Sun. Coleen posted the infamous Instagram story naming the culprit: "This is... Rebecca Vardy's account."
Rebecca still denies the accusations and Sued Coleen for defamation in an attempt to restore her reputation, but ultimately lost.
Rooney insisted the issues had no impact on his pre-match preparations. "Not at all... the game is Birmingham City against Leicester City and Jamie Vardy, in my opinion, is a fantastic player and has been a great player for Leicester City over the years. Ultimately, it's The game is about Birmingham trying to win games. There's not much else to talk about."
