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Left Footers

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Already have PJ... ;)

As long as they kick straight and are skilled on either foot it doesn't matter whether they're lefty or righty.


We should recruite more left footers :blink: ...is this one of those "all Catholics make better footballers" arguements?

*Cough* Daniel Rich *Cough*

Brad Green???

I would prefer if a footballer could kick off both feet. Nothing worse than see a one sided player corralled in today's game.

 
Brad Green???

I would prefer if a footballer could kick off both feet. Nothing worse than see a one sided player corralled in today's game.

Rhino pretty well sums it up

cannot understand the logic with the left footer romance some people have (example Buddy Franklin)

call me harsh but to me anyone who has no opposite side to their body by hand or foot is NOT COMMITTED to improving for the TEAM

As long as he's not left handed, writing on white boards is hard for a left hander because they rub out what they write, I don't want many MFC players who can't write on whiteboards


Brad Green???

I would prefer if a footballer could kick off both feet. Nothing worse than see a one sided player corralled in today's game.

James Hird got away with it

Rhino pretty well sums it up

cannot understand the logic with the left footer romance some people have (example Buddy Franklin)

call me harsh but to me anyone who has no opposite side to their body by hand or foot is NOT COMMITTED to improving for the TEAM

Allow me to be the first to call you harsh.

What about M. Bate? he has no right at all IMO.

Is he un comitted to the team?

I'd be disappointed, and surprised, if M. Bate wasn't working his backside off to improve the right side of his body as it would have obvious positive repercussions on the team.

All players have a responsibility to improve parts missing from their game IMO

I'd be disappointed, and surprised, if M. Bate wasn't working his backside off to improve the right side of his body as it would have obvious positive repercussions on the team.

All players have a responsibility to improve parts missing from their game IMO

Absolutely, but I dont think that if the 'wrong side' just isnt there, then they havent put in.


Allow me to be the first to call you harsh.

What about M. Bate? he has no right at all IMO.

Is he un comitted to the team?

Would Bate be a better footballer with an effective right foot ?

These are not the days where footballers trained on Tuesday and Thurday nights and played the match on Saturdays

Having the ability to dispose of the ball equally with hand or foot on both sides of your body should be every footballers goal

Of course there have been some great players who are noticeably one sided players

To answer your *Is he uncomitted to the team* question i would have thought that was obvious if he has set aside no practice to improve a basic skill of our game

left ..right...ffs they can use their middle foot for all I care.. as long as they can play !! :rolleyes:

are you a sales rep for Ned Flanders there BA ??

left ..right...ffs they can use their middle foot for all I care..

I'd like to see that.

...or maybe I wouldn't

:unsure:

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