Willl Theirry Henry leave Arsenal?

After one of the most controverisal European Games Arsenal felt they were robbed of the Champions League Last night after this may people including Andy Gray and Jamie Redknapp 😴 have the same question:

"Will Theirry Henry Go?"

The theory is he will go to Barca or Real Madrid or even Chelsea (but then who would Chelsea axe after the buy?)

Along these words we should ask our question courtseyof Clash

" Should He stay or should or he go?"

He should stay and extend his record of goals for the club, play at the new stadium, plus theyre still in the champions league next year. He practically said he was going to stay last night in the interview after the game on ITV so looks that way but who knows?
crazy old football world!

I think after missing three sitters last night, he should hang his head in shame and leave.

Besides, he doesn't have the passion he used to although last night was the first time I heard him speak the way he did.

Same as Vieira.

Maybe he should also go to Juve and play in Serie B next season.

Originally posted by ASROMA
I think after missing three sitters last night, he should hang his head in shame and leave.

Besides, he doesn't have the passion he used to although last night was the first time I heard him speak the way he did.

Same as Vieira.

Maybe he should also go to Juve and play in Serie B next season.

Originally posted by ASROMA
I think after missing three sitters last night, he should hang his head in shame and leave.

Besides, he doesn't have the passion he used to although last night was the first time I heard him speak the way he did.

Same as Vieira.

Maybe he should also go to Juve and play in Serie B next season.

Originally posted by Nargaguna
It's all balls so far as I am concerned.

Originally posted by ASROMA
Thanks for that lame pun.

If I want your opinion, I'll rattle your cage.

Originally posted by Palynka
He'll go to Milan and Sheva will go to Chelsea. Either that or it will rain tomorrow.

Great player, but only one man really matters at Arsenal, and that's Arsene Wenger.