Quote from: PeterWithesShin on October 16, 2015, 05:18:07 PMQuote from: silhillvilla on October 16, 2015, 05:14:34 PMThanks for the goal at Burnley. Other than that what a bizarre signing . File alongside Jenas , Pires and Senderos Pires was one of the few players we could sign at the time as we could only sign out of contract players. We needed a player so signed what was probably the best available. Ultimately he wasn't good enough but it was hardly a bizarre signing. He'd been training with a non-league side hadn't he, and to be honest, didn't even look fit enough for that.
Quote from: silhillvilla on October 16, 2015, 05:14:34 PMThanks for the goal at Burnley. Other than that what a bizarre signing . File alongside Jenas , Pires and Senderos Pires was one of the few players we could sign at the time as we could only sign out of contract players. We needed a player so signed what was probably the best available. Ultimately he wasn't good enough but it was hardly a bizarre signing.
Thanks for the goal at Burnley. Other than that what a bizarre signing . File alongside Jenas , Pires and Senderos
Pirès returned to England and trained at London Colney – Arsenal's training ground, in order to keep his fitness levels up.[15] In October 2010, it was reported that Conference National club Crawley Town intended to talk to Pirès about joining them for some part of the season, but the player's spokesman said they were "not aware of any interest" from that club.[16]On 16 November 2010, Aston Villa boss Gérard Houllier had been in talks with representatives of Pirès.[17] On 18 November, the 37-year-old midfielder completed his move to Aston Villa on a six-month contract
Truly horrible thing to do to a man. It might give him some playing time, probably about 20 mins
He is better off calling it a day. Playing thereHis first drive up to The Ricoh will sap every last drop of spirit he has left.
Maybe we could give them Guzan too. That would be really fucking nasty.