
For once Eamon Dunphy has spoken for us all.
Now you're talking Dunphy! #COYBIG #karma #thierryhenry #irevfra pic.twitter.com/CXoHF1aEN2
— RTÉRadio1 (@RTERadio1) June 22, 2016
”Karma, what comes around goes around baby!”
For Irish fans, revenge is a dish that’s been cooking since 2009.
Revenge is a dish best served cold. That revenge will be nicely chilled against France on Sunday! #handball #COYBIG
— Catherine Halloran (@popcornhack) June 22, 2016
That’s when Thierry Henry controlled the ball with his hand in a qualifying play-off for a place in the World Cup in South Africa. William Gallas went on to score and the va-va-voom merchant earned himself a place in Ireland’s pantheon of villains.
😂😂😂 As Dunphy said last night "Karma comes around" #COYBIG 🇮🇪⚽️😉 #IRL V #FRA Sunday!!! pic.twitter.com/HlUa3JsVz1
— Harry's on the Green (@HarrysotGreen) June 23, 2016
Now Ireland play France on Sunday for a place in the Euro 2016 quarter-finals.
And like the North in Game of Thrones – Ireland remembers.
Dear Thierry & Gallas. Remember 2009? We DO. Signed #IRL! #COYBIG #IRLITA #ITA #EURO2016 #RTEsoccer #RevengeForTheHandball
— Daithi O'Laoghaire (@Cunionsandphey) June 22, 2016
France we are coming for you! We have a score to settle #COYBIG #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/LvWBcdJcCq
— No Limbs No Limits (@NolimbsNolimits) June 22, 2016
We owed Italy that for 1990. Guess who we owe one on Sunday? That's right @ThierryHenry you guessed it. France. Sleep well Thierry. #COYBIG
— Simon Delaney (@SimonDelaneyEsq) June 22, 2016
Hey France, just a small reminder, you know before the game,, this is a hand 🖐🖐🖐🖐 & they ain't allow on the field Sunday #COYBIG #IRLITA ⚽️
— jem (@Jemserjellyfish) June 22, 2016
Ireland Remembers @cooper_m @tomhappens #coybig #ire pic.twitter.com/4qorA9lI9l
— Micheal Fitzgerald (@MichealFitzG) June 22, 2016
Manager Martin O’Neill believes revenge for Henry’s handball is absolutely motivation for Sunday’s game with the French.
After last night’s victory, O’Neill said the demons of the Stade de France will provide motivation: “Well it is, absolutely, why not.”
Seek & Destroy #IREvFRA #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/oVC1oafaZ3
— KC (@kcshowcork) June 23, 2016
So be warned France – the Irish are coming.