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發表於 2009-11-20 09:01:34
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The French football authorities defied calls last night to replay their controversial World Cup qualifying match against Ireland despite outrage over Thierry Henry’s handball.
Giovanni Trapattoni, Ireland’s Italian manager, had led demands in his adopted country for the match to be restaged, but a senior official at the French federation confirmed that there had been no such discussions in Paris, only celebrations at the goal that secured their place in the finals in South Africa next year.
“Look, we feel sad for the Irish,” the official said. “It was a really tough, important game. But s*** happens. It was a refereeing mistake just like others in the match and others in qualifying games. We are not discussing a replay.
“We understand there is a lot of upset in Ireland and England about this. Fair play started in England, but not even the English would take it so far as to replay.”
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