He is the man who started a movement. Five weeks ago today, without any fanfare, Thierry Henry posted on social that he would be leaving Twitter and Instagram until both address the widespread bullying and racism on their social media platforms.
Support for the France and Arsenal legend from other players and sporting bodies was conspicuous by its absence. Some players, asked directly by supporters whether they’d join him, blustered about being able to stay connected to their fans.
Others voiced their support but remained on their platforms. Today, however, the entire sporting structure in this country - with many sponsors added - has united in an unprecedented show of solidarity to rally behind Henry. “Sometimes when you're alone
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