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Only other player I've seen as two footed is Zidane

@@danecadette4714 You really should be watching basketball... Zidane...😅 I didn't mention Pelé even though he was very good wit his left foot (if I'm not wrong, he even played one half of a match in the world cup only only with his left foot because of injury), because he was CLEARLY right footed. Tbh also Rivera was very good with his left foot (he even kicked a corner with his left foot)... But Zidane, c'mon 😅😅😅

@@davidemaglio5745 it seems you haven't been watching football. I didn't see Charlton and Pele live, did you? I said Zidane as I saw him in his prime. When I say two footed im not talking about only shooting with both legs but also to carry, manipulate and dribble with the left leg like Charlton does in videos of himself. I saw Zidane do it naturally, Nedved as well and then Ousmane Dembele.

@@danecadette4714 I mentioned Rivera and Pelé, besides Maldini and Brehme. So obviously I know a couple of things about football. Rivera often LAUNCHED (not passed a few meters) the ball with his left foot, when he was in that position (if you watch a video about him by Barbosa here on UA-cam, you'll see he uses his left foot quite a lot). As for Nedved, you're right, he kicked the ball sometimes with his left. As for Zidane, he used to make the ball go between his feet as a dribble (sort of croqueta, but on the spot). And of course he used often the ruletas, in which you must use both feet. But I also remember he used often the outside of his right in passing, usually not a great sign for a two footed player, but whatever, everyone is entitled of their opinion

I respect your opinion. I consider two footed players to be those who actually can carry the ball easily with their weaker foot at and Zidane did it but not near the frequency of Charton from the low quantity of footage there is of Charlton which says alot about how natural. There have been many players who can shoot, dribble or pass with their weaker foot but the way Bobby Charlton used his weaker foot is very rare. I think Ousmane Dembele is the closest to Charlton that ive seen, even more so than Zidane in my opinion. To literally carry the ball with more than 4 touches of the alledged weaker foot is very uncommon @@davidemaglio5745

Is he the best player in your opinion?

Why do you think he is the best?

@@djjdjdbdjsj5353 commands the pitch, god tier dribbler, scores every game, turned Real into what it is today. he's more of an "all-rounder" compared to the other greats, but his talent & impact is undeniable. i'd put him 4th behind Maradona, Pele & Cruyff, but he's one of the greats, the exact order is up to preference.

@@Akiak7 I've no doubt that the top 3 are Di Stefano Pele and Cruyff. Them three were the most complete players ever and had the greatest contributions to the game, both on and off the pitch. With all due respect to Maradona, he shouldn't hang with those guys. You can put him 4th if you will, but putting him in the same group as the other three means players like Messi/Best/Garrincha are also in with a shout, and I don't think any of them are in that conversation of greatest of all time.

@@a_guinness I strongly disagree, I dont think "completeness" is necessary to be considered the greatest. In terms of raw talent, Maradona may have been the greatest of all time. My current opinion is that Maradona Messi Pele and Di Stefano are the top 4

Franz Beckonbauer said as much so you are in good company!

Only players I've seen as naturally 2 footed in my time are Zidane, Ousmane Dembele and Nedved

By far

Water pistols? What?😂

@@martinh1309 research it. Not on here, read books:)

@@michaelroberts7374 ive read pretty much all there is about Bobby and ive never heard anyone talk about water pistols, why not just tell us?

@@martinh1309 he shot them off the top deck of the buses in Manchester at passers by. Busby hauled him in for it...also Johnny Giles, Shay Brennan & Wilf McGuinness..

@@michaelroberts7374 haha thanks for sharing

Not by much

true to that but still wast close to Duncan Edwards.

@@lancejones735 nobody was, but on career as a whole Bobby is the greatest

Not a very good crosser of the ball.

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 well spotted!!!! He's respected by every top footballer in history. I'm sure they've spotted that too.

@@lancejones735 i disagree as Charlton fearlessly attacked every defence in his way and often succeeded. That is legendary. We will never know how good Duncan Edwards really would have been so may not be fair to compare.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 the referee wanted to compensate for blocking bobby's pass so he passed it back to him

Turn it round. Scholes reminds you of Charlton

@@howardchambers9679 How the hell does Paul Scholes come close to Charlton? Paul Scholes can be better compared to Beckham lol

No.

I'd say he reminds me a lot like Zidane in this video, very similar players IMO. Bobby the greatest!

Most like Beckenbauer.