'Out-and-out winger' is something I don't understand that much in the modern game. Obviously, I understand what it means and the purpose of it, a player who just hugs the touchline all game, beats full-backs, gets crosses in, has the pace and skill to do so. But really, how many players utilise this position now? I'll just use the Premier League as an example as that's what most of us are familiar with:
Bale, Johsnon, Lennon, Nani, Valencia, Wright-Phillips.. I'm already struggling.
Robinho, Malouda, Milner, Giggs, Park, David Silva etc are players that get used in more positions than just the 'out-and-out winger'; such as striker or a more central role - they can do more than that, does that make them better players because they're more versatile? Maybe. Being 'just a winger' might not be enough any more unless you have the goal threat or other attributes that benefit you and the team and be used in a 433.
Just something I thought I'd bring to this discussion.