How Man Utd star Harry Maguire fell victim to hilarious Jamie Vardy prank on first England call-up

JAMIE VARDY hilariously pranked Harry Maguire on his first England call-up. The Manchester United centre-back earned his first England selection in 2017, soon after joining Leicester City. Harry Maguire turned up to England for the first time with his kit in bin bags Credit: YouTube Jamie Vardy revealed it was his prank that prompted the viral video Credit: YouTube And, quite understandably, he turned to Foxes pal, England star and fellow son of Sheffield Vardy for some advice on the dos and don’ts. Unfortunately for Maguire, the cunning striker sniffed an opportunity to drop his mate in it. Sign up for the Man United newsletter Thank you! So Vardy told the defender to bring a whole load of stuff to the camp at St George’s Park – and carry it all in bin liners. Lo and behold, Maguire followed his instructions to the letter. And the video of him rocking up in his Leicester training kit with two massive black bin bags full of stuff went viral. Now Vardy has lifted the lid on what really happened. Speaking on his Jamie Vardy’s Having A Party podcast, he said: “I can’t even remember properly what I said, which makes it worse. “But he was asking me what he needed. Most read in Football BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Maguire and Vardy played together at Leicester and for their country Credit: MICHAEL KOOREN “So I literally told him everything in the kitchen sink – and he turned up with everything in a black bin bag. “Once he met up, he then got given his England stuff – the suitcase, everything. “So now he’s got everything he needs to bring. “But for the first time, he’s got nothing so I told him, ‘Get it all in a bag and you’ll be alright.'” Podcast guest David James labelled Vardy’s antics as “fantastic”. But Maguire even got a ticking off from his mum after the clip did the rounds. He said: “I got called up for England and asked Jamie Vardy what you were supposed to turn up in. “He told me to take my boots in a black bin bag, so I did. I still don’t know if he was having me on. It was a good one if he was… “I’ve seen that on Twitter with the bags — it was just full of boots and shin pads and dirty stuff, which I’ll give the kit man. “I’ll try and get some in future. “My mum mentioned it. She gave me a text later on saying, ‘What’s with the bags?’ It was just a bit of fun.” Comment now