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Henry ‘cleared' of role in WC revolt?

London: French striker Thierry Henry's name has reportedly been cleared over the team's World Cup revolt, despite him being named as one of the mutiny's ringleaders. French FA bosses have agreed that the Arsenal legend was not to blame for the revolt during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa – ANI

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