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inside forward
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inside forward
n
(Team Sports / Soccer) Soccer (esp formerly) one of two players (the inside right and the inside left) having mainly midfield and attacking roles
Translations
inside forward n (Sport) → mezzala


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The goal that sealed matters was scored by United inside-left Nibloe in the 18th minute - once again underlining the Blades penchant for striking the vital early blow.
Moncur, playing further forward at inside-left than in his future glory days, struck in the second leg of the 1962 final to defeat Wolves, and afterwards manager Joe Harvey thrust the papers in front of a rosycheeked local youngster that were to change his life.
WALTER ABBOTT Left-half 291 apps, 37 goals 1899-1908 Born: Birmingham, December 7 1877 Joined Everton from Birmingham where he scored a record 42 goals in his final season he was converted from an inside-left forward to a wing-half at Goodison Park.
 
 
 
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