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Luto would really like, I guess one of your teammates and Pep Guardiola described James Ward

Prous as the best free kicktaker in the world? The question for you is what level of

practice does he need to do to be so excellent and his pets phrase for all of

football you watch does that seem right as well that potentially we are looking at the best free kicktaker in the world right now.

From what I have seen here I would say yes he's accuracy is

the free kicks are on the box are always a good chance but also corner kicks

sidekicks these crosses are always very dangerous and I just I'm thinking we could we should call more

with those bulls like flying in but also he you see in training and when he misses a shot just goes two or three centimeters out of the

top corner when you with normal the normal person like me or someone else misses a shot

he can go five meters above the fence.

He's fly of the ball, he's touched, his contact is always so clean, he's always so

perfect and it rarely changes. So he is very accurate and he's very clean on that

contact I think that that's what makes him so successful there's there's two things there that one is a given talent of course.

He's got that within himself and then yeah it's the practice side he does practice it he does every week you see in practicing free

kicks but he also loves doing it so it's a bit of all. I remember way way way

back when Ronaldineau moved to Camp now. The club was so disorganized. One of the guys who worked there

used to explain to me that Ronaldine would have asked in the days when he was fully focused,

he would ask to come back in the afternoon

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