Mickey Lodge s profile, Rocky Remy s profile

Thierry Henry's recent Champions League clash with Lyon has dispelled some rumours of a move, but if the former Arsenal player returns to his mediocre first season in Spain – or ends his career in north London – then Nice's Lodge Remy could be the ideal replacement.

At least, that's what his agent, Frédéric Guerra, told Italy at the beginning of the season. Of course, Guerra is clearly interested in touting his players in this way, but in fact, among other things, Remy's speed profile has caused a comparison with Henry.

When he comes on the pitch reminds me of Thierry Henry – they have the same qualities," says Jean-Pierre Papin, the head coach who coached Remy at Lens last season.

He's fast, stops the ball well, and also likes to move behind defenders. He's improved a lot with his back to the ball and he's worked hard to score this season. But I'm not surprised by his performance.

He's a hard-working player who has a lot of respect for his work and has a lot of respect for his experienced teammates in the team, which is rare these days. ”

Daniel Leclercq, the current Lens manager who squeezed Papin out of Lens last summer, said it was "love at first sight" when he first saw Remy. Leclark added: "When 11 players like him, it shows that nothing happens to you.

So it must have been ten other players who relegated Lens last season.

When he returned to Lyon at the end of his loan spell, Remy was reluctant to be the team's "spare tire", so Nice – the team that is at best as Middlesbrough – bought the club-record €8 million for the player, who had only played 22 games in the top flight.

Domenech recruited the player, who scored four goals in his first six league games and then suffered some slumps, in a friendly last season to replace an injured striker and, yes, you guessed it – Thierry Henry.

When he debuted, with his outstanding appearance, wonderful acting skills, and extraordinary luck, he starred in one classic masterpiece after another, and his fame far surpassed that of Nicolas Cage, Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise, etc., who debuted in the same period, and was regarded as the new era incarnation of James Dean. But even a young man who is seen as such a promising person, because of his stubborn personality, finally interrupted his acting career in full swing several times. Today's Mickey Rourke is no longer the handsome guy in "Betta", nor is he a hairy boy who roars desperately in the boxing ring.

After 30 years of ups and downs, he has already calmly faced everything.

At the 2008 Venice Film Festival, Darren Aronofsky's "Wrestling King" gave the world a more realistic Mickey Rourke, and the Randy in the film is so similar to the real-life Mickey Rourke, except that Randy collapses in the wrestling ring, and Mickey regains attention. "Wrestling" not only won the Golden Lion Award in Venice, but also won Mickey Rourke numerous nominations for Best Actor. Mickey Locke, who has long ceased to care about whether he wins the award, has won the Golden Globe Awards, the British Oscars and other actor awards one after another, and even became a popular candidate for Best Actor at the 81st Oscars.

A handsome young man in the 80s, who was popular when he was young, later went to boxing, broke his appearance, and then had plastic surgery, and encountered plastic surgery failures, acted in a series of failed works, and was re-recognized by the world with "The King of Wrestling" when he was poor.

The most a** man.

Locke was one of the best men in the 80s, but he decided to join the boxing ring after several movie failures. Mickey Rourke, who was scarred by his boxing career, even became an outcast in Hollywood due to disfigurement, unable to regain his idol status.