Kelly Cates

Good morning to you, Brendan.

It's been such a good season for Leicester up to this point where we've had to suspend football.

What have you been doing in the intervening time?

And when you're in contact with the players, what kind of things are you discussing with them?

Because the fitness question is one that comes up a lot, but because we don't have a restart date, and this could be months or even over a year away, what sort of things are you discussing with them?

Brendan, you'll know your players extremely well, of course, but you've seen them in lots of different situations, never, of course, anything like this.

So have you learned anything about them during this time?

Brendan, it looks to be me.

Brendan, one of the key players, and we've talked about this during the course of the last season for you, has been Jamie Vardy and the fact that he's been able to find that fire again and to make himself the player that he was at the peak of his career.

Even when people think maybe he might be starting to come towards the end of his career.

So what's happened with him?

What's been his approach?

Graeme Souness was on with Eddie Howe the other morning, and he said he'd seen a couple of his players out running.

So he said, I know that they're keeping their fitness levels up.

But you have to sort of trust the players a lot here.

Do you keep an eye on their social media to see what they've been up to?

So you haven't been across it and we're not telling tales because it's all positive, but we've been keeping an eye on them for you, particularly Jamie Vardy's social media account.

But it's all good news because he's been keeping himself fit and just finding creative ways in which to do it.

Let's take a look at what Jamie Vardy's been up to.

The hurdles, jump over each hurdle and then you get your balls and you can go around the cones.