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THIERRY HENRY FANSITE |
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French soccer star, Thierry Henry. Here you will find the
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THIERRY HENRY BIOGRAPHY |
Thierry Daniel Henry (born August 17, 1977 in
Les Ulis, Essonne, Paris) is a French football player. He
currently plays as a
striker for the French national team, and for English club
Arsenal, where he is the club's all-time leading goalscorer in
both league matches and all competitions
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THIERRY HENRY AND FRANCE |
 Thierry Henry made his international debut
in October 1997 against South Africa. He played in Les Bleus'
1998 World Cup
success, and was joint-top scorer for France with three goals,
Subsequently, on Bastille day 1998, he was awarded France's
highest decoration, the Légion d'Honneur. He also was part of
the Euro 2000 winning squad, scoring a further three goals
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| THIERRY HENRY AND ARSENAL FC |
 Unsettled in Italy, he transferred from
Juventus in August 1999 to Arsenal for £10.5 million, reuniting
with his former mentor, Wenger. At Arsenal, Wenger converted
Henry into a striker, where he has flourished ever since. In the
seven seasons he has been at Arsenal, Henry has been the club's
top goalscorer for every single one. He was made Arsenal captain
in the summer of 2005, succeeding the recently departed Patrick
Vieira. Regarded by many as the best striker in Arsenal's
history, on October 18, 2005 Henry became the club's top
goalscorer of all time
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| THIERRY HENRY AND JUVENTUS |
Having impressed in the French national team's
triumph in the 1998 World Cup, Henry left Monaco and moved to
Italian club
Juventus in January 1999 for £14 million ...
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| THIERRY HENRY AND AS MONACO |
| Thierry Henry started his professional
career at AS Monaco, given his début by then Monaco manager
Arsène Wenger at the age of 17. At Monaco, Wenger
put Henry on the wing as a temporary measure because the line
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