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Henry on Robson

From The Dailly Record

28 July 2007

HENRY: GIVE YOURSELVES A BREAK

Henry: Guys like Robson prove that Scots game isn't as bad as you think BARCA IN SCOTLAND...

By Gary Ralston

THIERRY HENRY has told Scots to start defending our game the way our national team defended their goal against France if we want to be winners again.

The Barcelona striker reckons we need to ditch our inferiority complex if we hope to make an impact on the world stage once more. And he even held up Dundee United stars Barry Robson and Craig Conway as role models for the future.

"I thought the captain of Dundee United showed good touch when we played them. I don't know if he's Scottish, but he certainly had good ability on the ball, as did their player on the left".

Good to see a former player play like that against one of the worlds biggest teams. Robson should be in the Scotland squad IMO.

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thats crap.  he payed very well but robson completely squandered the opportunity to make a name for himself when he smashed  the free kick into row z. 

Not good enough for us - Robson or Henry!

thats crap.  he payed very well but robson completely squandered the opportunity to make a name for himself when he smashed  the free kick into row z. 

Hows that crap  :024:

Henry said it himself in the post match interview  :rolleyes02:

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