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Henry being English!

AFP, Santo Tirso (Portugal)
France striker Thierry Henry says England are strong enough to win Euro 2004 as both teams prepared to face each other in Lisbon on Sunday.
Henry will face a handful of his Arsenal teammates in the England team and said he was well-placed to judge the strengths of the side captained by David Beckham.
"I respect them and I know better than anyone that they are capable of winning the Euro," said Henry, whose 30 goals led the English Premiership scoring charts last season.
"They qualified for the 2002 World Cup by beating Germany 5-1 in Germany. They went to Turkey and got the goalless draw they needed to reach Euro 2004, which is not an easy thing to do either.
"The English play with their hearts. In England you give 100 per cent, which is something I learned over there. Tactical or not, they always give their all. I pay tribute to them because I like people who play like that, who show their emotions through their play instead of just talking."
Henry, who is almost certain to start Sunday's match, said he would be paying special attention to midfielder Frank Lampard, who has
forced his way into England's first eleven after an outstanding season for Chelsea.
"He has been incredible this season. I voted for him as my player of the year," said Henry, who instead received the honour, voted for by his fellow professionals.
England striker Michael Owen this week described Henry as the "best striker in the world", but the compliment drew a humble response from the Frenchman.
"Firstly, I'd like to say thank you," said Henry.
"I also admire what he does because I can't do the same thing. I can't stay in the penalty box waiting for the ball like him.
"I have to move and touch the ball. I must feel involved. That's just my way of playing. Even if I score I'm not happy unless I've played well."
Despite his praise for England, Henry still makes France the favourites to defend their title, unlike at the 2002 World Cup when they failed to win a match and he had a dreadful tournament.
"You can't hide the fact that France are favourites, especially with the team we have."
Henry's partner in attack for Sunday's big first round match remains in the balance after normal first choice David Trezeguet returned to full training on Tuesday after missing Sunday's friendly victory over Ukraine because of a sprained ankle.