Have there ever been a lefty lefty strike partnership and have they been any good?
Strike partnerships where both players were left-footed - are there any?
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Sorloth and Haaland.
Romario and Bebeto in the Brazilian national team. Kind of good, world champs.
Diego Forlán and Luis Suárez (Uruguay National Team)
Niall Quinn & Robbie Keane
Both left footers
Both left footers
Suarez was definitely right-foot dominant.
Forlan was a right- footer with a very capable left foot
They didn’t always start together but Adriano and Obafemi Martins played quite a bit of games for Inter together and both were all left foot.
Keane was right footed. He was shooting pens with his right so i guess that it was his stronger foot.
And to answer on OP; Suker- Raul in Real Madrid
Adriano and Recoba at Inter
Sorry bit of an NI joke thatÁlvaro Recoba and Adriano (Inter Milan)
Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben (Netherlands National Team)
Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben (Netherlands National Team)
Surely, all the Republic's team are left-footers, eh?
Including half the NI players who'd rather play for them...
Sure but they only asked about strike partners
Adriano and Recoba come to mind.
Kewell and Viduka?
Ronaldo and Raul
Ronaldo and Rivaldo too then I guess.
On the assumption Ronaldo was genuinely two footed.
On the assumption Ronaldo was genuinely two footed.
Romario and Stoichkov
Viduka was right footed surely
He wasn't. He's left footed like Cristiano is left footed.
This seems to just be thread for people to call right footed players left footed or people who weren’t strikers. The correct answer is obviously Franco Baresi and Peter Schmeichel
Both were Right legged
Raul and Guti was another one. Morientes usually started up top with Raul but Guti got some starts up top in the days he was still a striker.
Pretty crazy to think midfielders as technically gifted as Scholes and Guti were pretty much strikers to begin with.
Pretty crazy to think midfielders as technically gifted as Scholes and Guti were pretty much strikers to begin with.
People are confusing Romario for Rivaldo I think
He used both, so not predominately left, but he used both and was lethal with it
Just speaking about them in another thread: Ravanelli and Beck!
Okey; I will of course not argue with you on this one. But I remember watching WC 94 when Sweden met them twice, our, the swedish, commentators always talked about them as "small, agile, quick and left footed". I have never seen them playing live or on tv other then during that tournament. (Maybe some CL matches when Romario was in Barcelona, but nothing that comes to mind).
The entire Ireland team has been on strike for the past decade, chief.
Anyway, bringing Sexton back:
Jordan and Birtles.
A billion times no
Christian Vieri was left-footed too btw. If we include wingers like Robben it’s another discussion.
Davor Šuker and Raúl at Real?
Right footers.
Romario was right footed.
RVP and Eduardo Silva?
Quinny might have been left footed actually?
Keane was right footed but extremely two footed as both were.
In the north we call people from the south “left footers”. Well that and many other things
Quinny might have been left footed actually?
Keane was right footed but extremely two footed as both were.
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