No Henry appeal from Wolves

Wolves have decided against appealing over captain Karl Henry’s red card against Arsenal on Saturday.

Tue, 06 Apr, 2010 - 12:15

Wolves have decided against appealing over captain Karl Henry’s red card against Arsenal on Saturday.

Manager Mick McCarthy reiterated his belief that Henry should not have been dismissed by referee Andre Marriner for his tackle from behind on Gunners midfielder Tomas Rosicky.

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