"As it turned out, I came on quite early as Naby Keïta got injured. It was the first time I had been on a pitch with Lionel Messi," Henderson told Daily Mail. "You don't think to yourself 'Oh my God - that's him,' but there's no question he plays the game differently to when you see him on TV. He's so fast. "Thinking about his free-kick now, I still can't believe he scored it. I actually thought he was going to take it short. "I've told you how good I think Ali [Alisson] is, but Messi put that shot in the one area Ali couldn't protect. The whip, the pace, the precision - it was absolutely perfect." "Did I think about asking for his shirt? No. I've never done it," he added. "Roy Keane told me when I was at Sunderland that if you ask for someone's shirt, it looks like you are in awe of them." source - Mirror Join us on TelegramRoy Keane lesson that saw Jordan Henderson refuse to ask Messi for shirt swaphttps://t.co/dLg1bevoxs pic.twitter.com/PuKymiVSEI
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