Is Ribery the only Arab player called up by France this year?
Hmmm maybe thats why he omitted all the Arabs, he probably wants real French men on the team.
How did French footballer Franck Ribery get those scars on his face?
car accident when he was 2 yrs. old, he flew out of the car
Is Franck Ribery a descendant of the immigrant?
Today I read one article on the French football player, Franck Ribery is 2nd generation of the immigrants and born in the suburb, "banlieue". That article does not show any specific country where his parents from. (in Japanese) http://number.bunshun.jp/articles/-/3939... If his parents are originally from abroad, which one is their country?
What is Franck Ribéry best known for?
French winger.Started as right winger, later became a left inside forward (he is right footed).He is one of the best dribblers in the world.His arival ended a bad phase for Bayern.He is known for his selflessness, and this selflessness very well complements Robben's selfishness.As another quoran has said, he is a teetotaler.He played a major part in making Alaba a world class player.
Why Frank Ribery have scars?
Ribery has a long scar running down the right side of his face, the legacy of a horrific car accident.
Is frank ribery a muslim? who else on the french team?
"Islam is my source of strength either in or outside the playground," Ribery said. "I lead a difficult career and I was determined to find peace of mind, and I finally found Islam."
Zinedine Zidane, Franck Ribery and Zlatan all have played in the French Ligue, but who has got more respect?
This banner was raised by French Fans during this world cup. They love him even he is not a French Player#daretozlatan
Franck Ribéry speaks less than fluent French. Why is this the case, and is it common considering that he was born and raised in France?
This is unfortunately the case for many people in France.Consider President W. Bush and his “internets” or when he said that the French don't even have a word for “entrepreneurship” (if you don't see the point here: entrepreneur IS a French word, meaning that the English speakers don't have a word for it).The fact that one person was born and raised in a country doesn't guarantee the fluency (and sometimes the intelligence) of that person. There are many bright and humanity inspiring people who were born and raised in far mor deprived regions of the world.Franck Ribéry is a sportsman, and not just any sportsman: he's a talented and skilled football player. The only thing requested of him is to make his team win games. If he does, he scores a good deal of money until his career finally finishes and he can enjoy a retired life at 40 (which is soon in his case). Education? What for? He’ll never have to worry about anything as far as money is concerned! Why the heck should he learn to speak his own mother tongue properly?And Ribéry is not an isolated case. I'm saddened to admit that almost all the French international football players suffer from the same lacks in their mother tongue. There are many exceptions, of course (thankfully) but out of all the French sportsman, the football players are the most mocked ones for their inaptitude to express themselves fluently in their own mother tongue.Some very wicked and ill minded people might argue that it's because most of them are from African descent or, in the case of Ribéry, because they are muslims, so they focus on Arabic more than on frenchbor whatever kind of bullshit such people can make up. Well, no. They were all born and raised in France. And went to school in France too. It's just that these guys were spotted very early in their childhood as the future Zidane and they focused on sports rather than academics. Their agent and their coaches had little interest in having them pass the baccalaureate while they could make millions even before being major.