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left-footer

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left-footer
n
(Christianity / Roman Catholic Church) Informal (esp in Ireland and Scotland) a Roman Catholic
[from the Northern Irish saying that farm workers in Eire use the left foot to push a spade when digging]


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Byline: BY MAT KENDRICK ASTON Villa legend Tony Morley has urged Martin O'Neill to bring in another left-footer before tomorrow's transfer deadline to give the claret and blues better balance.
Shevchenko's stunning 12th of the season 10 minutes into the second half was all his own work as he unleashed a spectacular left-footer from an unlikely angle, before Wright-Phillips conjured up something equally special from the other side of the box.
Quick and tricky, the 18-year-old will put pressure on Downing, who made Sven-GUran Eriksson's final 2006 squad at the Riverside next season and he could finally be the natural left-footer England have searched for on that side of the midfield.
 
 
 
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