I don’t need to imagine, I remember that very well. Their partnership was disastrous at the WC 2002. They scored 0 goals and ended up last in the group vs Denmark, Senegal and Uruguay. Henry was particularly bad at that World Cup (he was sent off in the first half vs Uruguay). 2 years later their partnership continues at the Euro 2004. They were invisible vs England, but Trezeguet scored a crucial goal vs Croatia for 2:2 (second match in the group). Their terrible partnership ended up in quarter-finals vs Greece (0:1). As I said before, I always prefer Trezeguet (in front of masterful Zidane) instead of Henry. Wiltord-Trezeguet was their best forward combo bmho. They proved that in the EURO 2000 final vs Italy, but for some reasons Trezeguet was usually a substitute despite the fact that he is the French forward with the best minutes/goals ratio at that time. All of them (Henry, Guivarch, Dugarry, Wiltord, Saha, Anelka, Benzema…) were less efficient. Trezeguet was pissssed off by that fact (despite being in a great form) especially after being overlooked for some Euro 2008 qualifying matches by coach Domenech. In 2008 Trezeguet was selected for a friendly against England to replace the injured Benzema, which would turn out to be his last appearance for France as he was subsequently not chosen for the EURO 2008 squad. At that championship France was terrible without him and ended up last in the group (with almighty Henry, Benzema and Anelka). If you ask me Trezeguet is the best French forward (after Mbappe) in last 30 years. Criminally underrated.

backed up by zidane :)

Dunno about 98, he hardly played in that. France at the World Cup we’re famous for not having any great strikers, David was still too young and Henry was still a winger

@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 Did you even watched this video? His contribution at WC98 was even more important because France had a mediocre forwards (Dugarry, Guivarch and young Henry). Yes, Trezegoal was very young but he came from the bench in a group stage vs Saudi Arabia (when Zidane was sent off) and scored a goal, then he earned a penalty vs Denmark, but his most important contribution was genius assist for Blan’s golden goal vs Paraguay in round of 16 (Henry was invisible at that match as a CF). He also scored a penalty in incredibly difficult match vs super strong Italy (quarter finals).

He was heavily linked with a move to Chelsea in the early 2000s....

@@flashbackfootball1367 but never went 😭😭

First a glitch with premier pro which exported half of the video as darkness lol. And then copyright issues with KZfaq

Is he a southern British player?

@@flashbackfootball1367 Yip he is,and a underrated one at that.

this guy is still playing at the age of 47... I'll add him to the list

138 goals in 245 appearances. He averaged more than Del Piero who scored 208 in 513 appearances

@@iheanyitorridity9403 Alex was a SS cum playmaker for Juventus not a no9 and 138 in 245 underlines my point. So I'm not sure what you're trying to get at?

Lol because he featured at the world cup for France when he was twenty. Do you not know how international football works?