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Kick Around: Is Henry's Image Tarnished?
It will go down as one of the most infamous plays in soccer history, but can Thierry Henry recover?
Nov 30, 2009 1:50:20 PM
His feet have scored over 200 goals in his career and helped his teams to countless trophies.
His hand cost the Republic of Ireland a place in the 2010 World Cup.
His name is obviously Thierry Henry.
The question remains whether his act of handling the ball against in Ireland in the World Cup playoffs will tarnish a glittering career that has spanned over 15 years.
In the latest "Kick Around," the Goal.com editors discuss whether Henry can hope to wipe the smudge off his legacy.
Check out the video below:
Goal.com
The 2010 World Cup is fast approaching, so keep up to date with all the news at Goal.com's World Cup homepage!
His hand cost the Republic of Ireland a place in the 2010 World Cup.
His name is obviously Thierry Henry.
The question remains whether his act of handling the ball against in Ireland in the World Cup playoffs will tarnish a glittering career that has spanned over 15 years.
In the latest "Kick Around," the Goal.com editors discuss whether Henry can hope to wipe the smudge off his legacy.
Check out the video below:
Goal.com
The 2010 World Cup is fast approaching, so keep up to date with all the news at Goal.com's World Cup homepage!
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