Thierry Henry might be working as an assistant coach for Belgium, but his place in the pantheon of French soccer is secure, and there will be no hard feelings no matter the outcome of the World Cup semifinal, Les Blues forward Olivier Giroud said Sunday.Two days before France take on their northern neighbors in Saint Petersburg, the Chelsea player said it is going to be bizarre to see Henry, who scored 51 goals in 123 appearances in French blue, working to defeat the nation he took to so much glory."He remains a living legend of French football and is our top scorer, but we prefer not to th…READ FULL ARTICLE