1/16 for the basketball world cup though.

I like it

Oh the old cheating debate. I love it when the club insults get going. I forget that every team can take the moral high ground.



United fans bemoaning Liverpool, Liverpool fans bemoaning Chelsea, Chelsea fans bemoaning United and everyone bemonaing Arsenal. Every team in the land cheats. Some get away with it, some don't. I think a lot of people have to get off their high horse here. Henry took a chance and got away with it. He cheated. I'm sure Rooney, Lampard, Gerrard, Bellamy, Keane and Andy Impey would've done the same.

Andy Impeys not fast enough to get the ball to hand











Anyway Andy Impey ffs were did that come from

True. But if a United fan picks out a Liverpool player (and vice versa) to stand aside Henry as a cheat, then they can feel no grieveance at getting pulled up about it. In reality they could comfortably have picked a player from their own team. Chris Dalton was taking the example of Henry to try and have a dig about Gerrard, which is either good trolling or rather obsessive.

Not enough Andy Impey tbh. We all need a dose of Impey now and again. The man's a modern day great.

i have a feeling that Robbie Keane may be in a bit of bother after that comment against Blatter and Platini. the comment was probably true but he will probably get punished for it.

Anybody else sick of hearing about the handball?



There's no getting away from it no matter what you read, watch or listen to.



Ireland should've just taken their chances during the game.



Any player in the world would've done the same as Henry given the chance to get to or even win a World Cup, despite what the PFA and David Ginola say.

Absolutley made up for the Irish, the way their fans celebrated (and yes the streets of Dublin were alive in jubilation after that game, I was there) in 1986 when Maradonna 'hand of god' robbed England they deserve every bit of Irish luck they can eat. Thierry 'La main de dieu' Henry is now a true world great.



VIVE LA FRANCE!!!!

Funny isn't it, no one bats an eyelid if a word is used against the French, but as soon as it is applied to the Irish there is uproar.



Football fans really make me laugh sometimes, do you "lose all respect for" or "never forgive" all players when they commit fouls or handle the ball in all games, or is it only certain occasions when such a hypocritical stance is allowed?

I was going to send a link to Henry's amended wikipedia page, but would probably be banned just for linking to it.