Mon, 19 Aug, 2002 - 01:00
Mark Bradley
This was wounded pride at its most potent.
Thierry Henry, Sylvain Wiltord and Patrick Vieira had been shadows of their normal selves in the Far East amid France’s embarrassing early exit.
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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: HighburyPlace: Far EastPerson: Arsene WengerPerson: Thierry HenryPerson: Sylvain WiltordPerson: Patrick VieiraPerson: HenryPerson: Nico VaesenPerson: WiltordPerson: Aliou CissePerson: VieiraPerson: VaesenPerson: Stern JohnPerson: Dennis BergkampPerson: CissePerson: Damien JohnsonPerson: Kenny CunninghamPerson: Ray ParlourPerson: Sol CampbellPerson: BergkampPerson: Gilberto SilvaPerson: Olivier TebilyPerson: David SeamanPerson: Darren PursePerson: EduPerson: SilvaPerson: PursePerson: Kolo TourePerson: SeamanPerson: LaurenPerson: KeownPerson: CampbellPerson: ColeEvent: French World CupEvent: World CupOrganisation: Gunners'Organisation: BrummiesOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: BirminghamOrganisation: ParlourOrganisation: Blackburn




