Talk:Manuel Estiarte

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[edit] Small Size?

Should it be mentioned that Estiarte was significantly undersized compared to other world-class players? I believe he was only 1.78 m, 62kg (5'11/136 lbs) (source: <http://www.galanissportsdata.com/person.asp?personID=381>). This was one of the reasons I admired him throughout his career. Admittedly some data is properly necessary to support the notion that other world class players were much larger, but its seems obvious by casual observation to me. Freeheel 04:14, 30 May 2007 (UTC)