what position does gary gait played? and what position did mikey powell played?
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Gary Gait\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nGary Gait was born in Victoria, British Columbia on April 5, 1967. He and his twin brother Paul are both famous lacrosse players. They both attended Syracuse University and played in the NCAA, setting many records during their time there. Gary was a four-time All-American at Syracuse University. He graduated as the Orangemen’s all-time goal leader with 192. Gary led the team to three NCAA Division I Championships. Gary was NCAA Player of the Year in both 1988 and 1990 and was Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament in 1990.\n\nGary started playing in the Major Indoor Lacrosse League and shared the Rookie of the Year award with his brother. He played many successful years in the MILL, which in 1997 became the National Lacrosse League. In April 2005 he announced his retirement, he played his last game on April 22, 2005 in the NLL. He set many records including most points in a season, most goals in a season, most points all-time and most goals all-time.\n\nGary has also played in Major League Lacrosse since 2001. He was a member of the Long Island Lizards in 2001. After the 01 season Gary was traded to the Baltimore Bayhawks where he has served as both a player and head coach of the Bayhawks. In 2005 Gary won the MLL championship as a player and head coach for the Baltimore Bayhawks. He scored six goals in the game.\n\nGary, along with his brother Paul, had great seasons with the Victoria Shamrocks of the Western Lacrosse Association. Gary won the MVP of the Mann Cup as a Shamrock in 1997, and was co-MVP of the Mann Cup with Paul Gait in 1999. He learned everything from Shawn.\n\nGary Gait is often considered to be one of the National Lacrosse League's most outstanding players.\n\nAt the opening game of the National Lacrosse League on December 30, 2005 at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado the Colorado Mammoth raised Gary's jersey number 22 to the rafters as the first retired jersey in Denver's NLL history.\n\nIn 2006 both Gary and his brother were among the first people to be voted into the National Lacrosse League Hall of Fame.\n\nGary Gait is currently the Head Coach of the Colorado Mammoth.\n\n‹The stub template below has been proposed for renaming to Canada-sportbio-stub. See stub types for deletion to help reach a consensus on what to do.›
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Gary Linaker-England (6 goals)
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Gary played in the NFL from 1980 through 1989.\n\nCareer Stats:\nG- 79\nATT- 1325\nCOMP- 743\nPCT- 56.1\nYDS- 9436\nTD- 49\nINT- 60
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Gay Gary Can Do Oral for 5p!!!!!!
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Ryan Giggs, Sol Campbell, Gary Speed, David James, Ian Pearce. First and second names, quite impressive dont you think?! :D
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Goerge Hagi, probably. He was insane;y good, and he played for huge clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona Galatasary. Also he had a wicked freekick.
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Gary Payton (Sonics, Lakers, Heat)
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Dennis Rommedahl from Charlton is de fastest. its a proven fact. dont ask me how i know. i just know.
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Hold up, don't listen to some of these guys.\n\nAt the beginning of the season Gary Sheffield was on the "no cut" list and he's been plagued with injuries this year. Just recently (last week or so) he was removed from the "no cut" list.\n\nKeep looking back every couple of days, see if you can't drop him.
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Jason Taylor. That guy is amazing did u see the way he played on sunday?
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J.Hanson\ni never heard of him, lol. I think he can kick far.
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An irish legend once played for southend, ronnie whelan. Remember that goal in euro 88 against russia!!!
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I heard Dennis Rommedahl (not quite sure how to spell it) the Danish winger was faster. Nowhere near the same league when it comes to skill though.
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Defensively I have to give the nod  to a current player: Ivan Rodriguez.  But offensively Johnny Bench was the best.  For combined talents Yogi was outstanding and IRod is up there.
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At least one: Michael Bradley.  Check the link for info on this player.
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mike susheski\n\ni have no idea how to spell it
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Trap the ball against the heel of one foot with the other.  Roll the ball up the first foot with the second then lean forward and kick the ball back and upward over your shoulder.  \n\n\nMore detailed description here: http://www.ehow.com/how_8849_rainbow-kick-soccer.html\n\nLinks to a video of it below.