Thierry Henry about Stevie G:
“This guy, it pains me to look at him knowing that he didn’t win the league. I’m not saying that to be sarcastic, understand me well, Stevie G didn’t win the league’, when I say it, it sounds weird.
“That doesn’t change the impact, what he could he transmit, how he used to transcend people, the energy, the aura, the attitude.
“This guy, when he was on form, even when he wasn’t on, he used to try to find a way to motivate people. To get the crowd behind him; to get players that you might have thought were not that great, suddenly because he told them or tackled someone or smashed the ball in from 35 yards, everyone is like, ‘we will follow this guy’.”
“This what I’m saying, it’s not so much about titles, it is but it’s also about, do you inspire people? What do you transmit? How do you transcend people?”
“When I think about Liverpool, the older generation will give me other names, King Kenny, Ian Rush, but, for me, he is Liverpool