Thierry Henry's winner for Arsenal against Leeds was 'written in the stars' When it comes to Arsenal something happens with me, sometimes in a bad way, but most of the time in history in a good way. Only last month, Henry attended the unveiling of a bronze statue of himself outside Emirates Stadium as part of the club's 125th anniversary celebrations. Henry ran over to hug Wenger after his goal, which the Gunners boss admitted capped a fairytale evening. "It was a little bit of a dream, because it was a story about football you would tell some young children," he said. Unfortunately it is not often like that in our game, but sometimes it happens. He had that special finishing that he has shown. Wenger had rested captain Robin van Persie for last night's tie, allowing the Dutchman some time away on a family break to Dubai. The Arsenal manager could throw both the dynamic front men together when the Barclays Premier League campaign resumes at Swansea on Sunday. Thierry can play behind or in front of Robin or on the flank, Robin can play on the flank too, but I don't know yet what I will do. They can play together, of course, and they did play together," said Wenger, who expects Francis Coquelin to be out for a few weeks after limping off with a hamstring problem. Leeds manager Simon Grayson felt his battling side could take a lot of credit from their performance. "We defended well with good shape and desire, we had a fantastic attitude," he said. It was probably written in the stars what was going to happen with Henry. Thierry has shown that class so many times, and you know he can do something out of nothing. Grayson, whose team are just outside the Championship play-offs, added: "The players can be proud of what they have done and we can leave with our heads held high."