Four-way tie:

Big Al, Van Nistleroy, Haislebank (sp?), Henry according to Crapwood on Metro

Henry outright according to BBC website

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

Answers

Henry scored today so he has it.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

Aye, I realize that now.

It's just that utter knacker of a commentator (who I'm still listening to, because I've got radio rather than the webcast)said it was a four-way tie.

Oh and he also said "Sunderland have drawn 1-0".

Also the newly-shaved Lawrenson on BBC did a Lockwood of his own: "Arsenal have been decapitated by injury".

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

Heard that bit, Shags. For once, the webcast ran for nearly 40min after the match. Loserwood really wants shooting!

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

If they had allowed Shearer's deflected goal against Man Utd he would be equal golden boot with Henry. He must be fuming! In any case he's top British scorer, by 5 goals from Owen.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

He should be gutted for missing those penalties against Fulham and Ipswich.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

Don't forget the 2 against Ipswich that were disallowed.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

So at least we know he is the real winner of the Golden Boot!

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

And Henry had a goal given to him that shouldn't have been his - it took a massive deflection, but Andy Gray proved on Sky that it was going well wide.

He also proved that Shearer's against Manure was going straight in.

-- Anonymous, May 11, 2002

So is that still only one English winner of said trophy?

-- Anonymous, May 12, 2002

Scratch that off.

I meant the golden shoe-for all of Europe,doh!

-- Anonymous, May 12, 2002

Yes is is Superkev but it's only been in existence for a few years I think.

-- Anonymous, May 12, 2002