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Thierry Henry would apparently rather see the back of Samuel Eto'o...
Thierry Henry has insisted that it's time for Barcelona teammate Samuel Eto'o
to make a move, further to reports linking him with Milan and Tottenham.
“If I were Sam, I would go, but I don’t decide for him,” Henry told
France-Football.
Regarding the club's fans turning on the striker, Henry added: “I never,
never, never experienced such a moment. The atmosphere was very hard.”
As for himself, Henry feels that he's finished the season strongly. However,
he admits that he should have taken a break after moving from Arsenal last
summer.
“I was injured when I moved in and for six months I did not do anything,”
the former Gunner admmitted.
“Rijkaard asked me if I wanted to be apart from the group and work for two
months with a physical programme.
“I told him I wanted stay with the group, but it has been a massive mistake.
When you play you cannot recover.
“I scored 18 goals in all competitions, without shooting free kicks or
penalties. I made 10 assists and, despite the bad results, I finished with a
good series: four goals in the last three games.”
Despite not hinting that he wants to leave the Camp Nou, the France
international wants his future to be crystal clear before he continues,
insisting: “If I am not part of the club’s plans, it is time to be told.”
Duncan Robertson, Goal.com
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Thierry Henry would apparently rather see the back of Samuel Eto'o...
Thierry Henry has insisted that it's time for Barcelona teammate Samuel Eto'o
to make a move, further to reports linking him with Milan and Tottenham.
“If I were Sam, I would go, but I don’t decide for him,” Henry told
France-Football.
Regarding the club's fans turning on the striker, Henry added: “I never,
never, never experienced such a moment. The atmosphere was very hard.”
As for himself, Henry feels that he's finished the season strongly. However,
he admits that he should have taken a break after moving from Arsenal last
summer.
“I was injured when I moved in and for six months I did not do anything,”
the former Gunner admmitted.
“Rijkaard asked me if I wanted to be apart from the group and work for two
months with a physical programme.
“I told him I wanted stay with the group, but it has been a massive mistake.
When you play you cannot recover.
“I scored 18 goals in all competitions, without shooting free kicks or
penalties. I made 10 assists and, despite the bad results, I finished with a
good series: four goals in the last three games.”
Despite not hinting that he wants to leave the Camp Nou, the France
international wants his future to be crystal clear before he continues,
insisting: “If I am not part of the club’s plans, it is time to be told.”
Duncan Robertson, Goal.com
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