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One of most underrated skill to have is being able to kick well with both feet, and it still astounds me how few players possess this skill. It was one of Tredders' biggest weapons.
Tredders old man would run drills where you had to use your opposite side. Clever man.One of most underrated skill to have is being able to kick well with both feet, and it still astounds me how few players possess this skill. It was one of Tredders' biggest weapons.
Wangas taught his son, the real Tex, to kick with both.One of most underrated skill to have is being able to kick well with both feet, and it still astounds me how few players possess this skill. It was one of Tredders' biggest weapons.
Surely every kid gets taught to use both sides or they should be.
Tredders was better on his left than right!One of most underrated skill to have is being able to kick well with both feet, and it still astounds me how few players possess this skill. It was one of Tredders' biggest weapons.
Most left footers have appaling right foot skills.
Brian Cunningham, Gary Hocking, Jason Akermanis, Leon Cameron, Sam Mitchell and Steele Sidebottom say hello.I’ve never seen a right foot player with a decent left either.
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I watched Port v Brisbane from 2003 last night and the difference in kicking skills are like night and day.
I think there's a clear difference in the type of player that gets drafted these days. Back then there was a much better balance between the athlete and the footballer. You could be not particularly quick, not particularly tall, not particularly strong and still get a game in the midfield of a top AFL team. Look at Roger James, Jarrad Schofield, Josh Carr - these guys would battle to even get drafted these days.
When your drafting focus is the jock champion athletes from private schools, don't be surprised when they can't kick, not just on their non preferred but on their preferred too.
Russell Ebert and Bruce Light send their regards as well.Brian Cunningham, Gary Hocking, Jason Akermanis, Leon Cameron, Sam Mitchell and Steele Sidebottom say hello.
One of most underrated skill to have is being able to kick well with both feet, and it still astounds me how few players possess this skill. It was one of Tredders' biggest weapons.
It’s interesting that clubs clearly don’t see it that way. Take Joe Daniher as an example, he would have been training semi professionally with an AFL club since he was 14 or 15, he looks like he can barely stand upright on his opposite right leg let alone kick on it.Yeah, I can't believe it is a draft requirement to at least be proficient on your non-dominant side.
I’ve never seen a right foot player with a decent left either.
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Brian Cunningham, Gary Hocking, Jason Akermanis, Leon Cameron, Sam Mitchell and Steele Sidebottom say hello.
As does Stephen Williams.Russell Ebert and Bruce Light send their regards as well.
Tredders was better on his left than right!
Good point. We do hate TexI know you all hate Tex but he’s another who’s great on both sides
He's a true great up there with Horatio HortonI know you all hate Tex but he’s another who’s great on both sides
Brian Cunningham, Gary Hocking, Jason Akermanis, Leon Cameron, Sam Mitchell and Steele Sidebottom say hello.
you can add another couple of hundred if you open your eyes, but given your minimalist, approach I gave you a handful that would burn thru your eyelids.
We are an inclusive bunch here. We do not discriminate.I know you all hate Tex but he’s another who’s great on both sides