Now your being silly, i like some most certainly do not believe everything the media says as being gospel, however it wasn't just the local media that said it, it was reported in a few different countries that there was over 100,000 there, we get on average 60,000 every home game, now in Sevilla pre and post kick off as i walked around the city in stifling heat there was more Celtic fans than ive ever seen at a home game, a lot lot more in fact which brings me to believe there was in fact over 100,000+ present in Sevilla,the official attendance was 52,972 and over 90% were Celtic, that's over 40,000, plus there were a number of very large spaces with gigantic screens for those who didn't get tickets with thousands of Tims there, not to mention every bar and hotel packed to the rafters with Tims, i actually don't care if you believe me or not but im adamant the figure ive given is correct. Your wrong, although i admire Henry as a footballer he is like most professional footballers today motivated by money, players like Ryan Giggs would not be,on his day Giggs could have gone to Milan or one of the big Spanish clubs and quadrupled his wages but he didn't he choose to stay at Man United and he's still there, the same as Roy Keane, on his day Keano could've also gone abroad and quadrupled his wages but choose to stay at Man United.
For people to think it's beyond the realms of possibility is clueless, you only have to take Alan Shearer as a prime example, he could've signed for Man United on a lot less wages he was offered by Blackburn and gone onto win Premierships galore, FA Cups and the Champions League and become possibly the best striker in the world, but he choose Blackburn because the wages he was being offered by the then Blackburn Chairman Jack Walker were substantially higher than what MUFC were offering.
Now had Celtic made a substantial bid for Henry, with a massive signing on fee and say for example 130,000 STG a week wages, plus all the other added benefits your seriously trying to suggest to me he would just dismiss it out of hand even though he would be more or less guaranteed to win silverware and be guaranteed to play Champions League football then im sorry but that anyone who says the it's beyond the realms of possibility is talking tripe, period, despite what you may think im not just saying this because i love my team, this is football in 2007, money unfortunately talks, and the vast majority of players are motivated by it, loyalty to a club is sadly a thing of the past, Beckham is rich beyond his wildest dreams and could've stayed at Real Madrid and gone onto win more silverware, but the offer of millions of $$$$$ from USA proved too much to turn down.
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