Robert Pires

robert pires was born on the 29 of october 1973 , in reims , france.he weighs 74kg and he is 185 cm 's tall.he plat in midfield. his previous clubs are stade de reims , fc metz , olmipquie marsellie they are all french then he moved to arsenal put a few season's ago he lft to go to villareal because he was on th starting line up for the champion's leauge final and the goalkeeper got sent off o he had too come off and he was not happy.his worst experince in the premriship wwas when him a thierry henry took a penalty wich went completely wrong against manchester city.pires was one of the plaayers in the unbeaten streak.pires scored 2 of the 10 top goals in the record ...  Read the complete review

There's an alarming trend in the modern day game for players to dispense with the good old fashioned black leather boots which have stood us in good stead for the last 150 years. The craze was started back in the early 1970's when first Alan Ball and then Terry Cooper opted for showy white footwear, but those particular revolutionaries would have been well and truly astounded by the rainbow of colours which you can find on show every Saturday at the bigger grounds - red, green, brown, silver, gold - the lost is pretty endless. Even thick skinned slow witted defenders like Martin Keown are off with the fairies these days, although it's normally the ...  Read the complete review

Despair is the only word for what i felt when Robert Pires came crashing to the ground after vaulting a tackle in the Newcastle game last season. He had been consistently inspirational, weaving his magic from midfield and scoring a bevy of sublime goals. But! with his cruciate ligament "in tatters" (as the redtops would say) it seemed as if our quest for the Championship might have gone out of the window. (Of course, with hindsight it's impossible to overlook the incredible resurgence of Freddie Ljungberg, who while often spectacular, had never had the kind of phenomenal scoring run he managed at the end of the season - but that's ...  Read the complete review

He is a really good player and he plays for a good team that are currently in the premiership. He has got a left leg and a right leg and so he is able to use both his right foot and his left foot when he plays football. He must know what he is doing because if he didn’t, he wouldn’t be playing football. He can also use his head, which is something not many people can say because if they use their head, it hurts them and they start crying and it becomes a disadvantage to them in the match. I think this player will have a good season and I hope he scores a lot of goals because he is probably in my dream team. ...  Read the complete review

With the exception of Frank Leboeuf, there isn't a bad player in the French national team. Pires is a key player for them as well as Arsenal. He plays on the left wing replacing Marc Overmars, who himself was a quality player. Pires appears to outshine him though. Pires has stunning vision and great passing ability, as well as being able to tackle competently and shoot when required. He can beat players and cross the ball with accuracy for Henry. How England could do with a decent left winger. Pires beats Barmby and McManaman any day, and rivals Ryan Giggs in many respects. In conclusion, he is an extremely talented and valuable player, key to ...  Read the complete review