Best shooters in the world of football today - Part 2
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Rooney has truly lived up to his expectations. In fact, he has become much more. He is one of the best strikers in the world. His career at Manchester United has reignited his spark as a player. His signature kicks are a class of their own. He is just
as good a player in close range play as he is like any other top class footballer hitting from long distance. His conversion volley against Manchester City last season would have been missed by most top players but not the Red Devil.
Didier Drogba
Drogba’s days at Stamford Bridge may be short numbered but he is immensely gifted with a powerful shot. He can make smart plays and hit the long range shot with ease. He is just as good in close range shots and soft plays. If he ends up leaving http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786,
Drogba’s new employer will definitely be highly resourceful in the coming season.
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The 27 year old has been linked with Manchester United in the English Premier League. Just like other top players he is just as effective in both the open play and set pieces. His small physique tends to deceive the opposition and gives an impression
that he might lack the power to make it to the back of the net. But, surprisingly his shots from long range are powerful enough.
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Arjen Robben plays for Bayern Munich and has been very impressive in his playmaking. He cuts in from the flank to make an open space for himself. In his 14 appearances for the club Robben managed to score 12 times. He has the ability to curl the ball
and often counts on his skill to have the ball find the corner of the net. He can volley just as good and with a lot of control. His goal against Manchester United during the 2010 Champions League was brilliant.
Juninho
The Brazilian super star is considered one of the best free kick takers of all time. He is a dead ball specialist. He has been so sound in his technique that he was able to inspire the likes of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Didier-Drogba-c11044 (already on this list)
to adopt his technique. He currently plays for a http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Juninho-c20055 has continued to impress all football fans.
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It has almost been 19 years since Seedorf started playing for Ajax. He was only 16 back then. His goal scoring ability has made him one of the most successful players of his generation. Despite his age, he continues to find the net. He can still hit
the ball as good as he ever could.
The game of football continues to grow and improve. Young players with immense skills continue to shine through and are added to bigger clubs now. As the old ones look to retire in the coming years there will be new players who will take their place. I believe
that the brilliance within the game is contagious and the quality of players is increasing at a rapid pace. In a few years from now there will be more stars shining and more players being talked about for their http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Skills-c40539. With the way football is being played
these days we should brace ourselves for some enthralling and powerful years ahead.
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