This might not be true, but I did read once that Maradona scored more goals in his career with his head than he did with his right foot.
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This might not be true, but I did read once that Maradona scored more goals in his career with his head than he did with his right foot.
Not a bad ball from Micky Hazard either!
If you can do this with your left, why would you ever use your right. I miss Maradona....and Hoddle.
Micky was great. He was a big part of Spurs winning the UEFA cup in 84. That semi free kick at the Lane did it!
And he found his contact lens after!
It was a travesty that Glenn didn't play for England more often, it's not as if there was an abundance of natural talent at the manager's disposal
Science really should have cloned this bloke. Ridiculous talent.
he scored more with his hand than his right foot, I think........
I liked the volley goal by Galvin from the Hoddle volley cross. Not many double volley moves I’ve seen ever.
My dad always said micky was one of the most underrated players at the time. Should have played for England
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I still consider that his best ever, but only those there were able to witness it. Was in the shelf towards that end.
Exceptionally gifted, but had to battle with Hod and Ossie for a spot.
Garry Brooke was also a very decent player for us. Good with both feet and had an eye for a goal.
Was never the same player after the car crash.
We could have fielded literally an entire team of home grown players in the early 80's, that would have certainly finished in the top half of the table.
Was in the lower shelf, almost in line with him when he took the shot.
Was sent this today.
The most naturally gifted player I have ever seenWas sent this today.
Lamela did this because he had absolutely no right foot at all. He tried a Rabona shot against some one that he put in to row z and was absolutely torn apart for doing it when we were losing and needed a goal. They all thought he was showboating. We knew better. He had nothing on this right so tried that to get him out of a sticky situation.