Absolutely right and used to take them for England from the left.

Steve Coppell also had a long throw in his armoury and I have a feeling it was him who took the throw which was flicked on at the near post for Bryan Robson to volley in for that early goal in the World Cup.

I have noticed in more recent times in the professional game the high looping throw - don't recall it being used back in the old days but maybe it is my memory that is not as sharp as it was once.

I think Ive Cracked it !

We have a fresh player who does little else ,will always be loitering around the place where the ball goes out without any indication he wants to recieve it so may as well take it . Train the lad up to launch it into the box and derision will turn to joy , a hero will be born .

Step forward CB

And we still need a striker

Defending Watford’s one on 32.30. Ffs

COYP

Didn't someone weird like Dean Moxey have a really long throw, someone did around that time, I think it was him.

Bangell - If Camus wrote The Myth of Sisyphus today, it would be about Jason Puncheon eternally trying and failing to pass with his right foot.

I always remember Moxey's throw not quite being as long as he thought it was!

Swear I saw a few foul throws by Watford yesterday, refs don't give them anymore for some reason even when obvious,,, or was one given? The Brew Dog Punk IPA and half a bottle of red has clouded my memory