Henry rules out return to England
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Your support makes all the difference.Thierry Henry says he has no intention of returning to England, despite admitting that his form has been affected by his personal life.
Much has been made of the Barcelona striker's struggles since his transfer from Arsenal, and he said last week that any dip in performance was because he was "not happy" at not seeing his two-year-old daughter as often as he would like following his divorce last year.
Yesterday, however, he said that a return to England "is not a possibility". He added: "We're in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, a step away from the Copa del Rey final and in a good place in the league. It's certainly nothing to be crying about."
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