Tongo
Journeyman Pro
If he was before your time then you will not have the mental scars that come with that game or tournament. England had a genuinely good team, had a real chance of winning. It doesn't matter what others have done before or since, that hurt. Ask an Irishman, who saw the game, in 30 years what they think of Henry and the wounds will still be there.
Back to the player. Aspects of his game were sublime. At a time when players got kicked all over, particularly in Italy, his dribbling was something else. The other sides of him, on and off the pitch, are for another time really.
The 82 World Cup game against Italy was surely a landmark game in his career. Got kicked to bits by the ironically named Gentile in what these days would be akin to GBH on the pitch. One wonders what that sort of unpunished treatment does to a player.