What was the particularity of Garrincha's (Brazil, Footballer)legs?
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Manuel Francisco Dos Santos, better known as Garrincha was "zambo", which means his feet were turned inside, 80° in his case, and one of his legs were 6 cms shorter than the other. All this because he sufered poliomielitis when child.
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OSWALDO JAVIER SANCHEZ IBARRA...from las chivas de guadalajara...he is da goalie & flippin hot
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to assist in walking/climbing etc.\nback legs (metathoracic legs) are for jumping
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PELE WORE NO 10 most of his life\nGARRINCHA WASRIGHT WING AND NO 7
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It would be Ronaldinho. And, by the way, the answer IS indeed about football (how it is called by all the world except for the US), which is played with feet and a ball (hence, called football), which (American) "football" is not (ironically enough, it is played with the hands (not feet) and with an ovoid, not a ball) :-)
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Brazil is just like a soccer superstar factory. I have a theory that they just cloned Pele and his mad soccer skills, and then changed his looks. And then used these super clones and made up their team.
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the guy with the weird fringe in the ecuador team. You might see him on sunday. He looks like he's trying to copy ronaldo's 2002 style!
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ronaldo, but hes getting a little chubby recently
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The size of your feet is unimportant, but the shape of your feet is very important. For example, David Beckham's natural ability to deliver pinpoint swerving crosses and free kicks from the right wing has been attributed by some to the slightly unusual shape of his right foot (we're not talking deformities, but a bone-shape difference which would likely be almost invisible to the naked eye). So the reason you can't kick the ball could be something to do with the shape of your feet.
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The whole body-language of the man says something is wrong.\nHe is a little over-weight and I do not think 100% fit.\nHe is also a victim of his own publicity as will many great players be that follow. They are built up in the media to be God-like figures and the whole country is depending on them and one bad game later they are shot down badly.This must be very demoralising to the self-confidence.\nI also feel that he does not totally compliment the style of play of Brazil at the moment with their great attacking midfielders; Ronaldinho and Kaka "invading his space"
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Ronaldinho Gaucho....period
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I think in order to be considered "best," you should be able use both feet if not equally well..pretty close. Yes those guys a good but I can think of people that names arent as high on the radar that I consider much better. No one can touch Maradona..or Pele to me..that is soccer. The tricks of today are nice but that was pure soccer
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His name was Pelé (Edson Arantes do Nascimento "Pelé"), not "belly" :)\n\nHe scored 12 goals in World Cups and a total of 95 goals for the Brazilian national team. He holds several World records, such as all time top goalscorer (1281 goals in 1363 matches)and more goals in a season (127, in 1959). He also scored Brazil's 100th FIFA World Cup goal in the Final in Mexico, against England.\n\nPelé was selected by FIFA as the player of the century, in 2000, relegating the Argentinian Maradona to second place.\n\nFor more information, check this site:\n\nhttp://2002.fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/02/en/pf/h/cp/bra/pele.html
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Broken leg - specifically the lower leg.
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6 legs 3 segments to the body
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Because one of its legs is both the same.
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Kaká. He's pretty fast, and a great midfielder. Brazil.