“With Thierry Henry so many asked for his shirt that the club threatened to start making him pay for ones he gave away!”

Martin Keown 'Arsenal wanted to charge Thierry Henry for having loads of shirt swaps' http://www.insideworldsoccer.com/2014/10/arsenal-wanted-charge-thierry-henry-shirt-swaps.html (25 October 2014).
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