Vor allem Vinnie Jones rockt bei seinen Auftritten auf der Leinwand. Reid and Potter’s instilling of arts into football paid off with a move to Premiership club Swansea, which led to a move to Brighton and Hove Albion, an offer which arrived with a lucrative contract. Raulzeo 18,664 views. But we coaxed them along and they revealed themselves to be the most talented.” 5:12. News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services.The career of a top flight footballer may be lucrative one, but it’s a great deal shorter than most other professions.After retirement, most Premier League footballers either go into coaching or take a plunge into punditry.However, every so often a former footballer decides to completely move away from the beautiful game to try something new.But who are those former footballers and how are they getting on in their new professions? Vinnie Jones on challenging Eric Cantona and the difference between actors and footballers. The platform gave him the chance to work his way back into the pros, with Dumfries outfit Queen of the South. And here you are dancing Swan Lake? In 2008 he won the Manager of the Year Award with Hamilton. La meilleure vidéo de l’histoire. “But the added benefit is the players can see I’ve done it and talk about it. But did his reputation as a bold, defiant, charismatic character suffer when they heard his song choices? Eric Cantona vs Vinnie Jones Wild moments - Duration: 5:12. Raulzeo 12,349 views. Cantona is one of the Premier League’s greatest ever players and since his retirement he has featured in a handful of movies Vinnie Jones. By But can they tackle a Man United news live: Transfer race with Chelsea, Henderson and Solskjaer disagree Vor allem Vinnie Jones rockt bei seinen Auftritten auf der Leinwand. We may then apply our discretion under the user terms to amend or delete comments.Post moderation is undertaken full-time 9am-6pm on weekdays, and on a part-time basis outwith those hours.This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's Editors' Code of Practice.
talkSPORT.com has drawn up a selection of some former stars who have taken some unexpected career paths…Undoubtedly one of the greatest strikers of all time , Romario scored a staggering 680 goals in his club career and single-handedly led Brazil to a World Cup triumph in 1994.After his glittering career in football and a short stint in management, the Brazil icon decided to go into politics and was elected to the senate with the highest ever vote share for a candidate representing Rio de Janeiro in 2014.However, he has since unsuccessfully campaigned to be Rio’s governor.Having made 146 Premier League appearances in 13 years with Portsmouth and Wigan, nobody could have predicted what the Dutchman would do after he finally hung up his boots.After retiring in 2009, De Zeeuw decided to become an investigative detective in Alkmaar in his native Netherlands.He always seemed to be one of the smarter professionals and even attained a medical degree before signing his first contract when he was 22.Ex-footballers reaching the big screen happens every so often, but Carew’s rise to to the red carpet has been quicker than the rest.The former Valencia, Aston Villa and Stoke striker Carew secured a lead role in the Norwegian version of James Bond in 2016.But his best work yet came in 2019 when he played the role of Jungle Warrior in the Disney’s dark fantasy adventure film, Man United’s former collar-popping king hit the big screen with more panache than Golden Balls, his most notable efforts coming in biographical hit ‘Elizabeth’ as Monsieur de Foix.The eccentric Frenchman even got to appear as himself in Ken Loach’s Looking for Eric.Cantona was also appointed as the player-manager of France national Beach Soccer team, leading the team to glory in the 2005 World CupPerhaps the most successful footballer-turned-actor is Jones.As a renowned brute in his playing days, the ex-Chelsea and Leeds midfielder capitalised on his tough-man image and has appeared in a number of Hollywood films.In his prime, the Frenchman was a fine defensive midfielder in the Premier League.However, he is arguably having more success in life after football after joining the biochemical industry.Alongside business partner Pasquale Granata, the ex-Arsenal man has founded his company GF Biochemicals.They are one of the industry leaders in producing Levulinic acid, a fuel made from plant waste that can be used in the creation of sustainable plastics.Becoming a TV personality is not unheard of for ex-footballers but Dublin’s gig as a presenter for the BBC show Homes under the Hammer baffled many.Not only that, the former Manchester United, Aston Villa and Coventry City striker has invented his own instrument: The Dube.The Dube is a percussion instrument that is similar to a drum and the likes of Stevie Wonder have their own purchased their own.He is pretty unrecognisable from his days as a footballer, but Wiese took the decision to become a wrestler after retiring in 2014.He made over 300 appearances in German football, most notably playing for Werder Bremen between 2005-2012.Wiese, however, went on to make his pro wrestling debut in November 2016 in Munich when he teamed up with Sheamus and Cesaro to beat The Shining Stars and Bo Dallas.If there were ever any footballers who you’d expect to see go into art after retiring, most would guess the likes of Xabi Alonso or Andrea Pirlo, who oozed elegance and class on the pitch.Step forward, former Wolves centre-back Jody Craddock.After making nearly 200 Premier League in his 15 career, the former defender turned to the world of art and in all fairness, has knocked up some pretty impressive stuff.He’s produced artwork for David Beckham and John Terry since hanging up his boots.Woodhouse swapped his boots for boxing gloves after ‘falling out of love’ with football.Incredibly, he became the British light-welterweight champion in 2014 after defeating Darren Hamilton.In his career in the ring, he has sparked out a grand total of 13 men, while he has a highly commendable 24 wins in total.Everyone knew Pirlo was one of the coolest guys in football – and it now turns out he’s one of the coolest guys out of football too.Having won almost everything there is to win in football, Pirlo now has his own vineyard in the hills of Italy overlooking the city of Brescia.It seems the 41-year-old is as effortlessly smooth as has always been suggested, though our opinions could change when we see him in management as he currently does his coaching badges.
talkSPORT.com has drawn up a selection of some former stars who have taken some unexpected career paths…Undoubtedly one of the greatest strikers of all time , Romario scored a staggering 680 goals in his club career and single-handedly led Brazil to a World Cup triumph in 1994.After his glittering career in football and a short stint in management, the Brazil icon decided to go into politics and was elected to the senate with the highest ever vote share for a candidate representing Rio de Janeiro in 2014.However, he has since unsuccessfully campaigned to be Rio’s governor.Having made 146 Premier League appearances in 13 years with Portsmouth and Wigan, nobody could have predicted what the Dutchman would do after he finally hung up his boots.After retiring in 2009, De Zeeuw decided to become an investigative detective in Alkmaar in his native Netherlands.He always seemed to be one of the smarter professionals and even attained a medical degree before signing his first contract when he was 22.Ex-footballers reaching the big screen happens every so often, but Carew’s rise to to the red carpet has been quicker than the rest.The former Valencia, Aston Villa and Stoke striker Carew secured a lead role in the Norwegian version of James Bond in 2016.But his best work yet came in 2019 when he played the role of Jungle Warrior in the Disney’s dark fantasy adventure film, Man United’s former collar-popping king hit the big screen with more panache than Golden Balls, his most notable efforts coming in biographical hit ‘Elizabeth’ as Monsieur de Foix.The eccentric Frenchman even got to appear as himself in Ken Loach’s Looking for Eric.Cantona was also appointed as the player-manager of France national Beach Soccer team, leading the team to glory in the 2005 World CupPerhaps the most successful footballer-turned-actor is Jones.As a renowned brute in his playing days, the ex-Chelsea and Leeds midfielder capitalised on his tough-man image and has appeared in a number of Hollywood films.In his prime, the Frenchman was a fine defensive midfielder in the Premier League.However, he is arguably having more success in life after football after joining the biochemical industry.Alongside business partner Pasquale Granata, the ex-Arsenal man has founded his company GF Biochemicals.They are one of the industry leaders in producing Levulinic acid, a fuel made from plant waste that can be used in the creation of sustainable plastics.Becoming a TV personality is not unheard of for ex-footballers but Dublin’s gig as a presenter for the BBC show Homes under the Hammer baffled many.Not only that, the former Manchester United, Aston Villa and Coventry City striker has invented his own instrument: The Dube.The Dube is a percussion instrument that is similar to a drum and the likes of Stevie Wonder have their own purchased their own.He is pretty unrecognisable from his days as a footballer, but Wiese took the decision to become a wrestler after retiring in 2014.He made over 300 appearances in German football, most notably playing for Werder Bremen between 2005-2012.Wiese, however, went on to make his pro wrestling debut in November 2016 in Munich when he teamed up with Sheamus and Cesaro to beat The Shining Stars and Bo Dallas.If there were ever any footballers who you’d expect to see go into art after retiring, most would guess the likes of Xabi Alonso or Andrea Pirlo, who oozed elegance and class on the pitch.Step forward, former Wolves centre-back Jody Craddock.After making nearly 200 Premier League in his 15 career, the former defender turned to the world of art and in all fairness, has knocked up some pretty impressive stuff.He’s produced artwork for David Beckham and John Terry since hanging up his boots.Woodhouse swapped his boots for boxing gloves after ‘falling out of love’ with football.Incredibly, he became the British light-welterweight champion in 2014 after defeating Darren Hamilton.In his career in the ring, he has sparked out a grand total of 13 men, while he has a highly commendable 24 wins in total.Everyone knew Pirlo was one of the coolest guys in football – and it now turns out he’s one of the coolest guys out of football too.Having won almost everything there is to win in football, Pirlo now has his own vineyard in the hills of Italy overlooking the city of Brescia.It seems the 41-year-old is as effortlessly smooth as has always been suggested, though our opinions could change when we see him in management as he currently does his coaching badges.