>> ASIAONE / NEWS / LATEST NEWS / SPORTS / STORY
Football: We're not guilty, we won't commit hara-kiri
Fri, Nov 20, 2009
AFP

PARIS, FRANCE - France coach Raymond Domenech said Thursday he was stunned to see his team treated as guilty men in the aftermath of the Thierry Henry World Cup handball scandal.

Barcelona superstar Henry has been widely condemned after admitting he handled the ball which helped France beat Ireland and qualify for the World Cup finals.

"I don't understand why we have been judged guilty. On the pitch, I didn't see the handball. Since then I have seen the video and it's a mistake by the referee," Domenech told www.lexpress.fr

"I don't understand why we are expected to say sorry.

"We are not going to commit hara-kiri because the referee made a mistake and this time in our favour."

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
STORY INDEX
 
  Football: We're not guilty, we won't commit hara-kiri
   
 
  Football: Angry Ireland call for France World Cup replay
   
 
  Motor racing: Button moves out of his comfort zone
   
 
  Football: Injured Ibrahimovic out of Barca's trip to Bilbao
   
 
  Semenya to keep medal
   
 
  Uruguay qualify for World Cup
   
 
  Golf: LPGA announces 2010 schedule
   
 
  Athletics: 'Blade Runner' Pistorius gets unfair boost: study
   
 
  Football: Controversy as French seal World Cup spot
   
 
  Football: Italy reserves down Sweden in friendly
   
We welcome contributions, comments and tips.
a1admin@sph.com.sg