07 Jan 2020 22:57:51
Bobby Charlton kicked a ball against the wall at United training ground again and again and again until his weaker left foot was almost as good as his right foot. not rocket science. but where is the dedication to do that among our players who are so woefully one footed that they have such a limited passing range. they are paid well, have immense privleges. but don´t spend time on their weaker side which would open up the field of play so much more. If that is being taught in our academy we might have a chance of bringing a few youngsters in. Players like Holgate need to say to themselves. I will work on my left foot. and do the work day in day out. or settle for being mediocre.
08 Jan 2020 10:58:55
I like Holgate he’s a good defender but what they all need is to get down to spec savers and get checked for colour blindness so they can all see which team is in blue and then find one that has no other coloured shirts around then find one player to pass to, once that’s sorted they can practice kicking the ball to that actual player.
08 Jan 2020 12:33:47
Ryan Giggs was a natural right footed player but practiced with his left so much it became his dominant foot. I genuinely can't believe people who are full-time aren't equally good with both feet.
08 Jan 2020 13:06:37
ousmane dembele another player who from a very young age trained the other foot and now claims he has no stronger foot.
08 Jan 2020 21:26:46
What a load of nonsense.
I've been using my left and right feet every day for 40 odd years and I still can't play football with either. It doesn't work. Trust me.