Best Left-Footed Player in LCFC History (so far)

[enmac]

On 09/11/2019 at 14:44, TonyN11 said:

I was more than happy to pay 25p to watch Frank Worthington!!

Yes kids, that was the concession price in the '70s

In 1965, it cost me 1s 3d as a kid. That today is 6.25 p. 

[Gordon the Great]

22 hours ago, An Sionnach said:

Riyad Mahrez anybody ?

No thanks

[dylanlegend]

In my 25 years as a fan there’s one man who seems a perfect fit for this kind of question, the mighty 

 

Steve Guppy 

[Corky]

Love how Dyer and Guppy are in our best left-footed players yet their most memorable goals for us were both with the right.

[wokinghamfox]

Danny Tiato !😁

[5waller5]

Norman Leet!

[That_Dude]

On 08/11/2019 at 19:47, An Sionnach said:

Midfielder Mahrez ? David Silva is a midfielder..

Minutes played would be a less biased comparison.

 

By the way, you post quite a lot on the matter for someone who doesn't want to hear about him  again.

Edited 12 November 2019 by That_Dude

[martyn]

1 hour ago, Corky said:

Love how Dyer and Guppy are in our best left-footed players yet their most memorable goals for us were both with the right.

Possibly Mahrez too if you rate his goal at Man City his most memorable 

[Wolfox]

New thread anyone?  Nicest left footed player in our history…

[Toddybad]

I never saw Worthington play.

Anybody that doesn't think Mahrez wrt modern football is just bitter.

[Trav Le Bleu]

2 minutes ago, Wolfox said:

New thread anyone?  Nicest left footed player in our history…

Most right-footed left-footed player in our history?

[Corky]

46 minutes ago, martyn said:

Possibly Mahrez too if you rate his goal at Man City his most memorable 

Good point. Which one would be his most memorable? Chelsea at home when he dummied Azpilicueta about eight times then pinged it in the top corner?

[Mickey O'Neil]

I only saw Frankie Wortho once and that was for someone’s testimonial against Spurs (??) He’d probably been retired 20 years but I was amazed to see him. 
 

In my lifetime, I guess it’s Mahrez. 

[Guest Cujek]

Mike Whitlow

[Carl the Llama]

Riyad, no question.  Shame about his attitude but you can't take anything away from his ability.

[Post Horn Galloper]

5 hours ago, enmac said:

In 1965, it cost me 1s 3d as a kid. That today is 6.25 p. 

When l first watched City l got into the Popular Side for 9d which is less than 4p. Adults got in for 1s 3d which is 6.25p.

[Bayfox]

1 hour ago, Corky said:

Good point. Which one would be his most memorable? Chelsea at home when he dummied Azpilicueta about eight times then pinged it in the top corner?

Still remember shouting pass it you **** on about the 3rd dummy😂

Edited 12 November 2019 by Bayfox

[oadby.fox]

Easily Cambiasso, still feels weird to think he even spent a season here.

[LPF]

9 minutes ago, oadby.fox said:

Facilement Cambiasso, se sent toujours bizarre de penser qu'il a même passé une saison ici.

that's so true

[TheCryptoPoet]

The topics "best left footed player... " so it's Mahrez for me despite the attitude as that's irrelevant to the topic. I can see the merit in arguing for Cambiasso /Worthington. 

 

If we're talking "best left foot..." well that's Steve Guppy. 

[jonah]

1. Franky Wortho 

2.Steve Guppy

3. Stevie Lynex 

[TheCryptoPoet]

3 hours ago, Corky said:

Good point. Which one would be his most memorable? Chelsea at home when he dummied Azpilicueta about eight times then pinged it in the top corner?

My favourite Mahrez moment wasn't a goal, it was when he megged that Stoke defender before Ulloa (I think) scored. Just the immediate reaction - that guy had no idea where the ball had gone. 

[ScouseFox]

5 hours ago, Corky said:

Love how Dyer and Guppy are in our best left-footed players yet their most memorable goals for us were both with the right.

and vardys our best ever right footed player and his best ever goal was with his left. funny old game. 

[The_77]

Not one mention of Kelechi. Sad.

[SouthStandUpperTier]

Wot no mention of Neil Lewis either? Always makes me smile thinking of him sat in the away changing room at The Den when he (incorrectly) thought he'd been sent off.