"I'm not surprised. I thought of taking him when he was only 16 with the U21s. That didn't go down too well at the time because he hadn't played with the U17s, the U18s, the U19s. But when you see someone who has that raw talent and desire, age doesn't matter."
I can say that if Arsenal beat City, we won't see City in the race any more. Then you can say that if City lose, they will be upset and go on a run. First and foremost, a trophy is at stake. We all know that we've needed one for a very long time. City are not in need of trophies, but we know that they like to eat.
Henry terrorised defences in the 00's, and ours was absolutely on that list. Arsenal's golden boy lined up perfectly with their golden era, and it was a sensational and devastating sight. He found the net against Liverpool a total of 8 times during his time at Arsenal, which puts him in the elite company of players who adored putting one on us.
"I see people calling for him to leave the place," Henry told BBC Radio 5 Live. "As a coach myself, I think it's too early to say that. "Let him work and let him cook and judge him maybe at the end of the season."
Former Arsenal and France striker Thierry Henry will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement award at BBC Sports Personality of the Year. The 48-year-old, widely considered to be one of the Premier League's greatest players, retired in 2014. He will be presented with the award at the 2025 BBC Sports Personality of the Year show on Thursday, live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 19:00 GMT. "Football has given me everything and I gave it my all," said Henry. "To be recognised as part of its history with this Lifetime Achievement award and to have made my mark for the fans and my team-mates is something I'll never take for granted."
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Striker Alexander Isak wants to leave Newcastle and reportedly considers his time at St. James' Park over, with Liverpool, who have seen a vast bid for his services rejected, named as his destination of choice. The situation is very tense, especially in the moments leading up to the clash between Newcastle and Liverpool at St. James' Park on Monday. Isak, of course, will not be playing.
I was very close to doing athletics but it just came to a point in the career in Sheffield that they said pick or choose between football and running. My mum, bless her, used to travel with me on a Saturday for football and then a Sunday with athletics, so thank you Mum. I think it's paid off within football.
