Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believes that Thierry Henry was wrong to criticise Olivier Giroud, insisting that he can follow in the footsteps of the Gunners' legend and become a world-class striker. The 37-year-old claimed that his compatriot was not good enough to fire Arsenal to titles after drawing a blank in last week's 0-0 draw with now-Premier League champions Chelsea. The former marksman turned Sky Sports pundit, who scored 228 goals for the North Londoners, says that his old club need a "top, top quality" forward, but Wenger says that he remembers the same doubts circulating about Henry himself. "I think he's wrong," Wenger told The Guardian. "He's paid for...
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