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Jamie Vardy Or Harry Kane? Neither Would’ve Been A Problem For Me, Says Sol Campbell

By The Editor
on 28th November 2015

Arsenal legend Sol Campbell delivered a classic response when asked who he’d rather face out of Jamie Vardy or Harry Kane: “(for) me? Not a problem,” Campbell told Robbie Savage.

Since his retirement from football, Campbell has made the headlines for all the wrong reasons but showed his sense of humour in this clip.

While many may label him as being’arrogant’, Campbell is well within his rights to remind the British public of how good he was since he was such an underrated figure during his playing career.

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