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Football was his love.

He's a glass¾ full sort of bloke. He could ½ strike a ball with his left foot.

He was thankful that its was his right leg that he lost.
In that case he could still be a valuble player as a penalty taker?
 
not a good idea to make assumptions based on incorrect information although it could be my eyesight is worse than i think stopping me seeing all the disabled symbols marking the disabled parking space he is parked in in the picture above:giggle:;)
It is a disabled space.
He was a monster of a bloke so I wasn't going to aggravate the spreader.
 
Most insensitive of you, the chap has lost his leg in a swimming accident, he probably wouldn't want to see water again let alone dive into it.

He wont swim again.
Hes going to stick with football while he still has a leg to stand on.
 
He wasn't fast enough with two legs. One leg is only going to make him slower.
It would be even worse if he lost the other leg, he would be extremely slow and why he is best staying away from a swimming pool..
 
It would be even worse if he lost the other leg, he would be extremely slow and why he is best staying away from a swimming pool..
If he lost the other leg
he'd most probably would go back into the water and concentrate in just being a Boy again.
 
If he lost the other leg
he'd most probably would go back into the water and concentrate in just being a Boy again.
He would be put off competitive swimming as he would be insulted by the starter saying, "on you're markers, get set"
 
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