@@a_guinness nahh ... Crujff played a lot with the external of his right foot, he wasn't a real 2 footed player. Pelé used his left foot a lot, but you can see he was right footed. With Charlton you almost can't understand which his favourite foot is
@@davidemaglio5745 Charlton was left footed, you can tell by how he dribbles, players usually lead with their stronger foot, no matter how two footed they are. That being said there was no hesitation from him when he was in a position to make a pass with his right, you wouldn't be able to tell from watching a passing comp whether he was left or right footed. Cruyff did use the outside of his right boot a lot, but he could also use the outside of his left, he could ping trivela passes while running with the ball with his left foot! See here 👉: ruclips.net/video/zx01ktY2RmU/видео.html He may have favoured his right but he was just as capable with his "weaker foot", as was Pele. They are the only two players I've seen who were able to chip keepers from outside the 18 yard box with either foot! There isn't much evidence of Charlton chipping keepers, even from inside the box. I've only seen two examples, both with his right, which means he would've been able to do so with his "stronger" left as well. These 3 are not just the best two-footed passers of all time, they're the most two-footed players! An argument could be made for putting Charlton first, but it's close between all of them imo.
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Maybe the greatest 2 footed player ever
Yep your right, as good as any player I’ve seen
I would say him, Cruyff and Pele are the best two-footed passers of all time
@@a_guinness nahh ... Crujff played a lot with the external of his right foot, he wasn't a real 2 footed player.
Pelé used his left foot a lot, but you can see he was right footed. With Charlton you almost can't understand which his favourite foot is
@@davidemaglio5745 Charlton was left footed, you can tell by how he dribbles, players usually lead with their stronger foot, no matter how two footed they are. That being said there was no hesitation from him when he was in a position to make a pass with his right, you wouldn't be able to tell from watching a passing comp whether he was left or right footed.
Cruyff did use the outside of his right boot a lot, but he could also use the outside of his left, he could ping trivela passes while running with the ball with his left foot!
See here 👉: ruclips.net/video/zx01ktY2RmU/видео.html
He may have favoured his right but he was just as capable with his "weaker foot", as was Pele. They are the only two players I've seen who were able to chip keepers from outside the 18 yard box with either foot!
There isn't much evidence of Charlton chipping keepers, even from inside the box. I've only seen two examples, both with his right, which means he would've been able to do so with his "stronger" left as well.
These 3 are not just the best two-footed passers of all time, they're the most two-footed players! An argument could be made for putting Charlton first, but it's close between all of them imo.