The research that's out there has found that hand dominance and foot dominance correlate much higher for right handers/footers than left hand/footers. Not only are there fewer left handers in the population at large, the population of left footers would seem to be even smaller which would seem to support the point made here (from the father of a left handed left footed soccer player).
The research that's out there has found that hand dominance and foot dominance correlate much higher for right handers/footers than left hand/footers. Not only are there fewer left handers in the population at large, the population of left footers would seem to be even smaller which would seem to support the point made here (from the father of a left handed left footed soccer player).
Which makes it all the more curious that United gave up so early on Alvaro Fernandez…