Dunne: Henry told me he handled the ball

Republic of Ireland defender Richard Dunne is coming to terms with being “cheated” out of a place in next summer’s World Cup finals.

Dunne: Henry told me he handled the ball
Thu, 19 Nov, 2009 - 08:36

Republic of Ireland defender Richard Dunne is coming to terms with being “cheated” out of a place in next summer’s World Cup finals.

Ireland lost a dramatic play-off 2-1 on aggregate in Paris as a result of William Gallas’ extra-time goal.

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