Agreed! I have always bemoaned the fact that too many professional footballers are one footed.
Also, why are players classed in the narrow bracket of being able only to play in the one position? A professional footballer should be capable of playing wherever he is required, to a reasonable level. Senna proves this point at this moment in time.
Our midfield is too negative. Need more creativity similar to the Erskine, Lawless, Higginbotham style of the recent past. Surely, we can coach some midfielders to be more positive, making runs beyond Graham, or working 1 - 2's on the edge of the box, similar to Doolan/Erskine?
This can all be adopted on the training pitch, rather than constantly waiting on a transfer window to go and sign another forward.
Just plodding on without trying something different is no solution at all!