Lidt "inside" sladder om Henry, fra en gut der plejer at være rimeligt velinformeret på Molineux Mix:
"all the people who think RJ started rifts in the camp should have watched him in training and took note of who he socialised with.
RJ was/is a popular member of camp with most of the "old guard".
A couple of players who don´t mix well and keep their distance are Henry and Foley...
If I could choose to kick any one player´s $$$$ out the door it would be Henry"
"I know several first team players. Two of them very well indeed and I´ve known them for a long time.
Henry is not liked and considered to be very sneaky by many of his team mates and an $$$$-licker who´ll use anyone and anything for his own gain. It was also said that he´d pick an argument with his own reflection and it did most people in the squad´s heads-in because he´d always have to have his say on every single matter, always have the last word and never accept when he was in the wrong."
I saw on the Ireland tour last summer, a big group of our players socialising and getting on great, all smiles and everything, I may miss off some names as it seems like a long time ago after all that went on last season, but there was Jarvis, Fletcher, RJ, Forde, McCarey, Kightly, Stearman, Ward, Batth and others who were clearly comfortable with one another, then there were a few who kept themselves to themselves like Milijas then there was Henry who was barely acknowledged by anyone other than Foley who was rooming with him.
The general consensus from the players I know is you´ve got a few factions in the squad:
The main "circle" who socialise together regularly:
Ward
Johnson
Stearman
Berra
Ikeme
SEB
O´Hara
You can add a few of our ex players to that as well who are still in the loop to an extent, such as Kightly and Fletcher. There are also a number of players from other clubs who mix in the same circles, mainly Birmingham-based players such as a lot of the Villa players and people like Cameron Jerome.
You can also add on some of the following list to a lesser extent who are the young "in" crowd who sometimes tag on to the above:
Batth
Davis
Only a couple of names, but again they´re still very much "in" with a lot of our ex young players, the name that springs to mind immediately is Mendez-Laing (tool!) You can spot these eay enough, they all refer to each other as "dawg".
Then you´ve got the outcast crew:
Henry
Foley
Hammmill
Then you´ve got the foreign contingent, mainly French speakers who stick together to an extent for good reason and have their own circles to mix with, but are seen as a good bunch by all:
Sako
Doumbia
Boukari
You´ve got one man who goes into a category on his own as he´s almost mute, but is no trouble:
Eggert
Then you´ve got the best bunch of the lot, the most professional anyway, the ones who generally keep themselves to themselves, but get their heads down, do their job and are friendly with anyone and are no trouble whatsoever. Mainly family or home-orientated players. A few of them, such as Edwards, Forde, McCarey and Doherty sometimes tag along with the "in" crowd, but only very occasionally:
Elokobi
Edwards
Forde
Doyle
Hunt
Hennessey
Sigurdarson
De Vries
McCarey
Doherty
Margreitter
Cassidy
McAlinden
and when he was here:
Zubar
For me, Henry would be first player I´d kick out the door, we know O´Hara, Doyle, Sako and Johnson will go anyway.
I´d also be actively looking to offload Ward and Stearman too. SEB, Hunt and Berra have already gone"
Det er fra en bruger på Molineux Mix, så om der er hold i påstandende er ikke til, at vide, men det er da interessant læsning.
Jeg er sådan set ligeglad om Henry er en klovn eller ej. Han er ikke god nok, heller ikke i League One, og derfor bør han smutte.
I øvrigt må der være en munter stemning til træningen hos de unge. Fire sure spillere uden fremtid i klubben og to af dem kan ikke udstå synet af hinanden.