I remember when I started watching wrestling as a kid. One of the lower card babyfaces was a traditional all-American good guy called The Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich. One of his signature moves was a tornado punch where he would spin round into the punch. It was a surprise, then, to learn many years later that toward the end of his career (as this was due to an early death) he was working with an artificial foot. Or partial foot, it was never made publicly clear how much of his foot he had lost in a motorcycle accident a few years earlier.
All that is to say, as amazing as that is, most people can't perform at a high level if they are missing their feet or part of them. So this Milik better be all there, I will not accept a striker with an artificial foot. When it comes to Milik, I am lack-toes intolerant.
All that is to say, as amazing as that is, most people can't perform at a high level if they are missing their feet or part of them. So this Milik better be all there, I will not accept a striker with an artificial foot. When it comes to Milik, I am lack-toes intolerant.