Which left-footers on the right, or right footers on the left, should we admire?

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  1. Sta

    Stahlrost Well-Known Member

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    Adam Hammill, David Currie, George Williams, John Collins?

    Chris Waddle doesn't count.
     
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    Vaz Te maybe. I wasnt a fan but some were. Cant think of any left footers on the right.
     
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    Matt Ritchie - left foot on the right. To be fair very good with both feet.
     
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    Ian Banks - played for quite some time on the LHS of midfield - closest to a two footed player I've had the pleasure of seeing
     
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    Bassett had higgy playing on the left and cutting in onto his right - bagged pkenty of goals doing so as well :)

    Hammill can play either wing
     

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