Thierry Henry opens up on his experiences of managing AS Monaco FC & Montreal Impact | MNF
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Thomas Tuchel perfectly summed it up he said “Coaching isnt the next step or something you do right after 400 appearances as a player, it’s something which needs to be studied, something which you learn with time and experience.” And his words make absolute sense as some of the best coaches in football never really had good careers as players, some weren’t even professionals.
@@simplyballing1592 Mourinho
@UCvmzBkUlI1fs1mczB8VoamA all of them took over 5 years of coachin experience as a asistant or learning the game
@UCvmzBkUlI1fs1mczB8VoamA ferguson played in scotland which wanst one of the top 5 leagues
That is so true you can't just pickup coaching like that you have to learn pep, jose and even john Terry is taking time to learn and study the game
You stretching a bit now and only looking in to the last few years I can put some top coaches that had top careers and were/are Zidane, Guardiola, Dalglish and for me one of the best coaches ever Cruyff.
I wanna see Henry on the same panel as Micah and Roy Keane. That would be great entertainment
Great shout buddy... Defender, Midfield and Striker
Don't know if that's a great idea considering that keane is irish
Micah is rubbish. He's a dead pundit
All we need is a goalkeeper too
@@frankieobrien8633 Joe Still Hart😂
Carraghers having flashbacks of the many times Henry destroyed him😂😂
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum yes atleast you don’t troll arsenal
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum the greatest*
@@Marin_72 not too far now
Not as much as drogba
@@Marin_72 probably the best ever to play in the prem but world wide you gotta go Messi or Ronaldo
Editor: So sky, how many Henry videos will you upload this week?
Sky: *Yes*
Cringe comment
@@andymccreight3175 239 people disagree.
Getting their money’s worth
@@andymccreight3175 oh stfu
@@AMXHDD *511
Henry as SkySports pundit is the way to go!
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum perfect way to say it
he was and he was brutal.
you can tell he knows about the game not like some other pundits
The ONLY way to go
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum awful manager
Thierry Jokes Aside Henry
Thierry Joking Aside Henry
crap manager. stick to punditry
@@dizzydazed8055 Why you hate?? Managers learn & can start their careers badly
He's learning and he's strong enough to show that he's learning. That's good.
Hes not going to get many chances. Had the chance to redeem himself in the us but then decided to leave for family reasons ffs. Idk why any club would ever offer him a job again.
@@stephenjames227 where do his kids live??? Maybe he should get a manager job near them then
@@all-father4873 but why would anybody want to appoint him now. Hes so unprofessional ffs. I would be fuming if i was the Montreal president. Gave him the opportunity then succumbs to the pressure and leaves.
@@stephenjames227 Didn't you listen? 150 days in quarantine and nearly impossible to do a proper job. Crazy situation.
@@alfredthegreat9543 theres no excuse . Wtf does he get an excuse. Because hes a legend? The 26 other managers dint leave did they. You fail at one club then leave the other after they give you an opportunity. If his name wasnt theirry henry he would never get another job ever again. Clearly just wanted the easy way out. Hes not fit for management
Sky being a bit cheeky there posting Thierry Henry content on St. Patrick's Day..
Lmao this is an underrated comment
context?
@@madlad4206 Henry's double handball & assist for France cost Ireland a place in the 2010 World cup.
@@Jvgeorge1 i get it now lmao
@@Jvgeorge1 Ireland not getting enough points in their group and not scoring more goals than France cost them a place in the World Cup
Henry is always honest, appreciate it.
Honest? Don't think anyone in Ireland would agree with that. More like a cheat
Sir truth lying
And you say that on St Patrick’s day as well
How would we know if he’s honest or not lol
@@FunkyTymes Handball Henry
Henry gets a hard time as a manager, took over a failing Monaco side and didn't manage to turn it around but they were already very bad. His knowledge of the game is immense so I have faith he'll make it at the top level.
He knew the situation and still went there. He knew he was unqualified for it. I don't have any sympathy
@@Mystic_1991 I’m sure he won’t be able to sleep tonight without your sympathy!
Narrative is the same with Roy Keane. Same rules apply for Henry who imo has a worse managerial record.
@@Jay-jz2bh that wasn't the point... Are you an arsenal fan? If so no wonder you accept mediocrity.
@@Mystic_1991 no one cares
Thierry is more than welcome to come and manage Morecambe
Could still do a job upfront tbf
@@Ben-nr2rm would be a way to get back at Kevin Ellison
He's not a Morecambe man!
Would rather get a job at Tesco's
Would that be Wise 🤔
His explanation of the nitty gritties of a modern manager with today's generation actually made me appreciate Arteta for once.
Only man that can make a science teacher suit look good
lol, Dan, you don't have 174 PL goals and league titles
He’s not the only one, but yeah.. he could have great success modelling. Shame he’s not having much luck with coaching.
He should not have taken the monaco job so quickly
When the opportunity is given , you can’t turn it down. I’m sure when he was at Monaco he was thinking taking over a club in relegation if he can get them to mid table & build from there unfortunately didn’t work out
He absolutely should have. That’s how you improve - by taking risks, broadening your horizons, taking on challenges, failing fast and learning from your mistakes to improve for your next role. You need to reassess everything you’ve been taught about life
It’s like Lampard at chelsea and neville at valencia. You get the chance to manage a big club you aren’t gonna say know. Even though the pitfalls could be massive, the possible benefits are too big miss out on I guess
Why not? It worth a go. Nothing to lose at all when your a legend like henry.
What kind of logic is that. Hes was an inexperienced coach with no cv whatsoever. As if he was going to get the job if they were doing well ffs. Every like for like player lampard gerrard keane al took over clubs when they were in crisis. Wtf would anyone give a job someone with no experience whatsover of they were flying. He had the chance and he failed. Lost the players b4 anything could even happen. He has his own self to blame.
Imagine Playing for Montreal and questioning Henry, you would do very well to take his advice as it will probably be the best you will ever get, don’t get this generation.
bunch of highly paid babies
Well, as Carragher notes, and others have pointed out, the relationship between world-class player and world-class coach is tenuous, at best. Knowing how the game worked for yourself, when you have 1 in a million talent, is not how the game is going to work for 17 guys barely good enough for the level. Let alone the man-management and team structure issues, which he had little to do with before.
His record as a head coach is anything but world-class. Even against MLS.
they are professional players no matter where they play and henry was a novice coach, they have had professional coaches why can't they question a novice one
I think there is a lot more to it, but the psychology of the younger generation is more introspective, for better or worse. A good way to explain what I mean is by counting the number of truly world class players today, compared with when Henry was at his best. For sure, there are less now. I think this is because players today believe they have got themselves there through their own hard work, rather than hard work PLUS coaching. So, when they are told something by a coach they are more likely to question it (as they think they know better how they should play) and coaches nowadays have to be able to fully articulate, in a way that is understandable, what they are asking the player to do. If they can't, the player will likely discard what the coach has said.
@@EIRW1Z Brilliant Insight!
I could listen to Thierry all day, he should be a pundit if he doesn’t become a manager again.
Exactly , I could listen to him all day.
He will be a manager again bro
@@blackhawk9601 that's a fact
He will manage again I’m confident he will be a successful manager, he isn’t just walking into and established team he’s been trying to turn sinking ships around so people shouldn’t judge him
That record is shocking😂😂
He would be a great coach but not manager, because he was so good as a player he expects his players to be as good as him😂
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum yhh true. i think he needs to build up slowly. he should stick to punditry for now, we need him hereeee
at least he's still giving it. a go. Gary Neville called it quits after Valencia
@@MrSupasheva true😂
I hope Arsenal sack Arteta and give Thierry Henry the manager's job straight away
He "learned a lot on the human side" always knew henry was a machine
😂😂😂
Thierry looks like he could make any PL team starting 11
@@kagisomzamo7570 ofc im exaggerating but he seems in good shape for someone who hasnt compete in a while
Haha true, he still looks as sharp as his last game for Arsenal.
He’s barely aged
Patrice Evra also
I bet of he suited up for Arsenal for the rest of this seasons he would score 15+ goals
This guy could take arsenal into league 1 and I'd still love him with all my heart
I realised that strikers normally don’t make great managers , normally CDM/CM are the ones who understand the game better & make the whole team more immersive with their playing style
Good observation
Hummm... Alex Ferguson, Kenny Dalglish, Matt Busby and Brian clough... a few strikers off the top of the head that didn't have bad managerial careers... you could probably put Cruff and zidane in there as attackers as well
*Cruyff
CDM and CM literally mean the same thing.
You’re saying that like he won’t be a good manager. The jobs he’s taken weren’t exactly easy jobs so he could boost his coaching profile, he’s learning still.
Jamie “long sigh and deep breathes after every three words” Carragher.
⚰️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thinking 'how naive is this guy'...
Jamie loves Thierry, there is no doubt!
Henry is such a confident person, everything he says it absolutely bang on and because of who he is you listen, like in his last run on sky no other pundits ever really tried to challenge anything he said because he is always correct, only person I’ve seen put Keane in his place and I want to see it again
He is basically saying the new generation are just soft af, who would have thought xD
managers were saying this when Henry was coming up , if you cant adapt you don't deserve to be a manager
@Mitch Ddhfacetyy do you see pep and zidane blame the players no , they understand that the players are dealing with social media constantly being attacked so they manage them differently. Mourinho and Henry thinks going to the media is going to gain the players trust. In his last job he said “ he shouldn’t be blamed if a striker misses a sitter “ what kind of manager says that to the press, after losing a game.
U even have to call them soft in the softest way possible 🙄. The more we cater to that type of culture the worse off society will become
Undisputed greatest player in premier league history...
You’re not funny, Chief Wiggum is better than you, so is Uncle Ruckus and Abraham.
@@AMXHDD It wasn’t a joke???
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 poor man's chief Wiggun
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 I thought you were a troll; a dreadful one that being said.....
😂😂😂 your pfp
This guy is class. Fantastic player and a fantastic speaker of the game. Not all great players turn out to be great managers so nothing on him for not setting the world alight at Monaco. Water off a ducks back for him
Lies again? Sheng Siong
basically the new generation are silly and emotional.
The way Thierry answered 'No... no no' is so Wengeresc.. ah, take me back 20 yrs please!
All these ex football players need to stop becoming the managers of these big clubs so soon after retirement
Especially Pe teacher’s like Lampard who aren’t even championship level managers....
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum I’m not a Liverpool fan but stfu
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum 😂
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 jesus christ allow Frank Lampard he is good he just took the Chelsea job to see
@Unbiased Chief Wiggum nice bait
He was in a no win situation at Monaco. They had that great team with Bernardo Silva, Mbappe, Benjamin Mendy etc and then sold most of them at the end of the season they reached the champions league semi final and won the league. Thierry Henry came in and had to pick up the pieces. That would have been a really hard job for an experienced manager let alone someone who is just starting his managerial career.
Exactly
Except he completely lost the dressing room by insulting the players instead of actually coaching them
Hopefully makes a great manager. One of the greatest of all time as a player 🙌
Was the greatest of all time...
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 no he isnt messi is levels above him
great players rarely make good managers...
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 in the prem...
@@ZaneF1 as if cr7 never played in the prem.
I have a very strong suspicion that this approach with the "new generation player" has something to do with why Mourinho has been losing control of his dressing rooms in all his later jobs.
Yes true. look at Pogba. He's a prima donna. Quite easy to see Jose instilling some discipline
@@mStargazin Prima donna aka I don't just put my head down and "grind". His manager is garbagem He has a right to ball him out in the media, as Jose does, or in the locker room. Notice most other older managers can still keep their lockerroom
Henry is a very intelligent guy who's worked under Wenger and Guardiola. I'd be surprised if he didn't make it as a good coach in the end. People need to remember however legendary he was as a player he is still a novice as a manager.
He might be a good manager but he isn't a very good coach, like Fergie he needs to hire people who will run the training sessions for him but his pride won't allow that just yet.
I noticed that Thierry Henry has become fluent in English than he was 2 yrs ago. He used to quite stumble but now he is expressive and fluent.
He always spoke really good English tbh
He was speaking good English 10 or more years ago when he was still playing football.
God almighty I miss him as a player, he scored some of the most beautiful goals I've ever seen.
Absolutely
Yep, up there with Shearer & Bergkamp as the Prem's greatest
Robbed 2003 Balondor
Could listen to Thierry all day. He’d be a fantastic pundit if management doesn’t work out
shocking manager. look at his record.
@@dizzydazed8055 they’re both bad clubs
@@michaelmeleki453 look at niko kovac at monaco. Im sorry for now he was abysmal.
He needs reality course from Diego Simeone. I think he wants to play something which he has in his head but does not have team to do it. So he does not manage rescourses and players he has good and how they need to be managed.
Pleasure to listen to, Henry has clearly grown from his Monaco days, let's see what the next job holds for him.
Titi job interviews. Sky should be a manager agent lol
Man, what an insight. Really enjoyed that
VERY honest analysis. 👊🏿❤️
But, I guess he now KNOWS and has EXPERIENCED what Arsene Wenger who he criticized a lot, went through.
I’d love it if Henry managed Arsenal one day but his CV needs to improve dramatically before that!! 🔴⚪️
Arteta has zero experience, average player and terrible manager
you have arteta whats his cv hahahahah
Arteta had nothing on his CV before he got the job
@@stivib5937 Well he won the FA Cup so he has that now
What a joke if Arsenal goes by d cv of manager then they wud had opt for Allegri😂😂
Henry should look for the head coach positions, his voice and knowledge can definitely improve players, plus will be working with a manager and can learn from him. Unfortunately both Managerial Records are pretty terrible, best of luck to him 🙏
Both the teams are pretty bad tho
@@leeobrien8492 bruh what is that username?
@@rathurshanrajeekaran2280 lol you just made my day. Born Sinner and Kid Toucher having a footy debate
No better a Assistent Coach. Hey is to humble
@@rathurshanrajeekaran2280 🤣 exactly lets just ignore the whole comment
He didn’t do badly in Canada. Monaco he was given no time at all with a club in turmoil
16 losses and 9 wins in Montreal, are you drunk?
This was quite educational, I'll try and hold my tongue abit more when I see United play out from the back. We're horrifying at it but it's really growing pains and it hurts like hell man. Ole has given Fred a role to play in the United side and it's unfair to ask him to be playing 50 games a season because idt he's supposed to be fulfilling that role, but players like Fred and McTominay are essential if you want to go the distance in a football season. Here's to better recruitment at United, fingers crossed the new structure is not a mask.
Seeing this comment has improved my day
You'll splash 60+ mil on another flop this summer. That's your problem.
Got the money, but don't know how to spend it.
Hi to my small entourage here, the growing pains of playing out of the back was in full display against Leicester
It's refreshing to see such a nuanced and empathetic take on the midfield issues. Kudos.
I love how henry speaks about his tactical errors of being a manager cuz he didn't feel comfortable being manager and I feel for him. He should stay with sky sports for awhile cuz that's a good place for him to express his technical errors of the way he manages as a coach. so please respect this legend
🙏🇨🇵🙏
The word is emotional intelligence. Henry learned it the hard way.
This something that Arteta has going for him!
Ye really tried to paint a pretty picture with them stats of his time in the jobs hahahahha
Super positive sign that he keeps an open mind and knows how different the young players coming up are, hopefully you can keep getting the opportunities to learn and get better Thierry!
Henry has a wonderful football brain. He just needs a good team with good set of players and he will be very difficult to beat
Yeh I think he needs a stable club with more limited expectations. Derby for frank was a great choice, should never have left for chelsea. A quality squad trying to compete for promotion is ideal.
Or go the gerrard route and maybe go for Celtic or a french upper mid table club like Lille or Lyon.
Would love to see Henry succeed as a manager too. Wish him a lot of success.
Henry over Micah Richards as a pundit all day long
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - I'm not disagreeing with you....that's just my impression of Richards' best analysis.
One thing we've learnt from this video: Thierry's "not having a go"
Secondly: He fancies his team playing from the back.
Its not ironic that Henry brung up Chris Hughton as a example, pure genius to show the double standards on how a Terry Conners get a position due to desperation of ownership and how a Paul Ince isnt given time as a Mikel Arteta to turn a club around.
It’s actually a brilliant analogy, that.
♥️bless Henry our legend💖
I played for 12 years at what was Canada's highest level before CPL and MLS. I started coaching 6 years ago and the first 3 years was very hard to transition from player to coach . I started all my coaching badges from the very beginning . I'm talking U4 all the way to U8 . Even tho my ambition is to be a head coach of a top club , I still started with youth badges regardless of my background . Every course I did whether it was for 4 ur olds to U18 I learned something . Alot of these former pros Henry,Seedorf , Lampard which ever u name . I can guarantee u none of them suffered and did what they consider is below them. All of them were fast tracked based on their player status . Henry got his UEFA B license and A and pro all in a span of a few months . Look it up if u don't believe . Infact numerous candidates complained that it took them yrs and Henry got his so quick. There's no doubt these coaches were fine players , legends even but it's completely diff when u go into coaching. Watching a game is not normal anymore . These guys don't want to suffer with b clubs or even C clubs . They are all previleged enough to have contacts . I coach semi pro here in Canada now . I can't even get a chance with 5 division English clubs let alone second division. These guys have good footballing brains but never adjusted properly. Seedorf claims racism in management . He said Henry had to run to Canada because he can't find a job in Europe . But they all over look the fact that they are simply not ready. Also look over the fact that they got their license quicker than I wrote this . 6 years coaching now and I have to fly to Germany to get my UEFA B in June . Complete bs if u ask me.
So he got his badges a bit quicker he still has to succeed. He achieved everything as a player and worked with great managers starting with Martinez as an assistant i would not say that's fast tracking. If i was a player i would be really excited to play for him.
@@originalherbalist I understand he still has to succeed but success would be a bit easier with a solid foundation . Being an assistant for a national team is completely different from club teams. Daily tasks are far from national tasks . The Belgium job was a resume filler and camera sighting . His job is France where he almost got a team regulated was far from average . Coming to MLS and winning 20 percent of ur games is not exactly average . I understand they should be treated a little bit different I wouldn't complain BUT to go from player to managing a top club in top division and succeeding is impossible .
@@stivenmikhail2112 You are still learning valuable lessons be it international or club football i'm sure he gained working with Martinez, and you can't judge him on those two stints there was mitigating circumstances with both those jobs especially with Montreal who had to play away for most of the time and he still managed to take them further than they had ever been that must count as something positive. I for one think it's great that players of Henry's caliber want to stay involved in the game instead of taking the easy pundit money.
@@originalherbalist I love the fact that these top players remain and coach . That's not what I'm against. I'm not even against them being treated different . All I'm saying is they need to be assistants or have lower level clubs untill they prove they are ready . Martinez must of been a great experience and I for one would have loved to even be the club janitor . But guys like myself don't get that opportunity . I took a team here in Canada to number 1 in the country . I have been undefeated for 2 years ! But no recognition . That's my only point. There is alot of coaches like me ,who are passionate and doing amazing work . But we get out shun by guys who have connections . Look at Pirlo right now ... One of the best players I have ever seen. He's managing a 1.9 billion dollar club and he just lost to a team worth 40 million in total. Do u think Allegri would be in 4th? Do u think Allegri would have been kicked out of CL by Porto ? This is the difference . All I'm saying is these guys need more years under their belt before they take on top level . If u were a coach u would understand .
Thierry had a great attitude as a player, and expected everyone in his team to live up to it.
But kids these days are built differently; they demand love and attention.
I can imagine him struggling a little with this new breed of young European players.
A bunch of snowflakes in the new generation
@@565656gooner fr no more players like Keane etc who always put The team first it’s a shame
Lol old men yell at clouds. As if the young generation aren’t a result of how their parents brought them up? So who’s really at fault?
HelloCDN firstly, I’m probably younger than you. Secondly, we already know this is true. Agents have far more influence these days, young players are always being told they deserve better because they are special. Players used to die for Mourinho/Wenger/Fergie, these days they are told they are bigger than the club from a young age. This is as much true in modern society as it is in football. Younger people (like me) demand satisfaction and fulfilment, without wanting to do the dirty work. There’ll be a lot of soul-searching for the next few generations
Most modern day footballers got babied throughout their careers no wonder they are so soft
Most took the places of people who were better than them simply because they were more connected no wonder they're like this
Fortunately things might go back to how they were
Sky Sports: Making managers out of punditry for 30 years, and counting. Shouts out to Sky Sports, look forward to 31 year anniversary of Sky on March 25th, I'm sure the fact checkers would appreciate me pointing that out.
Jamie never learnt from his mistakes he’s still scoring own goals to this day😂😂
Weird thing to comment from an adult im presuming
@@EazzyyLee LOL
@@EazzyyLee LOL
I'm a United fan and have therefore seen some AMAZING strikers. But, Thierry Henry? WHAT A PLAYER! Managing though is a much different beast.
Give Arteta some credit so far!
didn't realise he'd only managed 49 games
49?
@@tommyvinceze6249 I don't know what you mean
49, 49 undefeated!!!
They were saying that about Pep at Man City playing out from the back in his first season, pundits going you can't win the English Premier League playing out from the back, the following season when Pep and his players were given a chance (inxs of a year together) they destroyed teams. Speed of thought rather than speed of ball getting up the pitch.
Henry is as smoothly eloquent as he was skilful as a player, but he needs to do more than speak well. Even as an Arsenal fan, I think he still has a very long way to go improve and establish himself as a manager. Hopefully he is able to learn and become a success.
Thierry was brilliant...He really did deserve to play at Fratton Park and pull on the famous no. 14 blue shirt. The only thing he didn't achieve in an otherwise glittering career.
The unsuccessful start of many coaching careers of great players like Henry ,Lampard ,Gary Neville , Viera makes what Guardiola achieved even greater
Guardiola had prime Xavi, Iniesta, Puyol with a young and upcoming Messi in a easy Spanish league, give any of the those players that team and they would succeed as well...
@@GOAT8190 guardiola is the one who instilled the style that made those players even greater. He even was the coach of some them in Barca B so he literally helped shaped and mold them into who they became. You have to give him credit.
@@jideobiodobulu8462 no he was not you clown. Messi was already 3rd place ballon d or finisher and xavi and inesta were already first team regulars. Dont just simply throw false facts around
The only player that should be compared fairly to pep was lampard. Henry neville and veira dint have world class players not did they tale over barcelona. Let me remind you that pep is the biggest spender of all time in just 11 seasons of management. Hes a world class coach but theres not a single coach that has come close to that amount of spending in such a short space of time. Sick and tired of everybody judging success compared to pep just name one manager whos had that amount of resources on top of all the world class players pep had.
Thierry shouldn't have accepted this interview, he doesn't come across particularly well. For someone who wants to be a manager he doesn't sound football smart
Idiot!
Absolutely incredible player and a gentlemen. Mad respect. From a Spurs fan.
agreed. From a bisexual transgender with a bed wetting problem and accrington stanley fan
@@twm1423 Similar to Arsenal fans in many ways.
Just like Roy Keane, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes Henry was a good player...started as a pundit...went into management and was a managerial flop and then went back to being a pundit
Henry was a legendary striker, but most great managers weren't strikers. GKs, defenders and DMs "see" the whole game, unlike the forwards
Well said man. Specially the midfielders
Ferguson was a striker, Norwich manager was a striker too.
@@pluckychicken7656 I said most and Norwich is still in Championship
@@containedhurricane I don’t think that position of the player execpt goalkeeper really effects seeing and understanding the game, but might be wrong
@@pluckychicken7656 Ferguson, Brian clough, kenny, daglish to name some of the best managers ever
Great player but not a coach. Keane, Gary Nevile, Henry won alot as players but were not good at coaching.
Thierry Henry is emotional about his game.
I'd take Henry over Ole any day
Never once heard him speak about he's philosophy.
Awful manager
Theory Henry is a baller. Like if u say thierry Henry was a brilliant arsenal legend!!! 👍
No, he was trash😑
Dislike cus you used a word that’s everywhere get some originality ‘baller’
Nah Henry was so good for arsenal. The other two are haters
@@itzpreston4123 ‘baller’
Henry is right this generation is soft wants everything their own way though part is you can’t call them out cause they have phones and can kill your reputation
You can all them out if they actually believe in your coaching methods and they see improvement
setting Henry up with a nice little future job interview slot in television nice
does the MLS have a champions league?
Him and Gary Neville make a right pair lol
Thierry Henry slowly morphing into Stephen a Smith in looks
Henry definitely understands more now, i would really want him to be assistant manager to be a class A manager
He was already assistant manager of Belgium under a world class A+ manager
Well, I guess that's how Arteta managed to become a manager good enough to at least survive at a club of Arsenal's magnitude.
Well he could go back to be under the shadow of Zidane. Just like the 2000s
@@mastertrams we don't know if Arteta is good enough yet.
@@mikeox-smelts3659 Roberto Martinez a world class manager?
Henry eating the humble pie hahaha 🤣
Thierry what a man I could listen to this guy talk about football for hours
Yo
Great player, horrendous coach. The best coaches are creative midfielders, or what was once known as sweepers. They have a telepathic understanding of the game. They see what a forward cannot see during a game.
Henry is to humble to be a Head Coach. Better as Assistent Coach
Honestly my favourite sports personality of all time, nothing but love for the guy, so humble
the king, my idol
Humble my arse
I think he should look at managing a championship team next. It’s a competitive league, I feel he will learn a lot from it.
Henry’s footballing brain is something else would love to see him have time at even a small club just to see him develop he would be a world class manager
Thierry the player > manager
Henry reminds me of CJ
All he had to do was follow the dam train
He is definitely not made for being a manager
Future Arsenal manager one day only when he is ready for it though
As an Arsenal fan, I really hope he never manages us. I wouldn’t be able to handle it if he got sacked, and we had fans chanting “Henry out”.
@@liamcog never ever would arsenal fans chant for him to go you must be mad he would either step down himself or get sacked the fans would never call for him to be sacked
@@joshmansfield6101 I certainly hope they wouldn’t, but after what happened to Wenger and how cruel many people were, I wouldn’t rule anything out. We’ve got some terrible people in our fanbase.
@@liamcog ye you make a fair point hopefully he would just walk away from the job if it come to that.
@@joshmansfield6101 Would still rather he never become our manager. I’d love it if he joined the coaching staff tho and was on the training pitch with the team
I really hope that wasn't like a kinda subconscious cry for help from Henry. Hope we not looking back at this in years 👍
What do you mean??
Thierry henry has a great football brain!
Honestly. He just needs a good team with good set of players and he will be very difficult to beat
Brilliant players don't make Brilliant managers this guy is a perfect example
No no he is a great manager in MLS,
We need Arsène Wenger on MNF, it would be fascinating.
He’s still better than Gary Neville
Thierry returning to Arsenal as manager in the future is inevitable. He’s going to be an incredible coach, this is all part of the learning process, a humbling process.
Yes, then once arsene wenger has fixed fifa he will return as director of football. 🤞🤞🤞
He has 16 losses and 9 wins in Canada, 11 losses and 5 wins in France but you want him at Arsenal. Jesus you guys are nuts
@@Oneself.N I didn’t specify a date for his return. For all you know he could return in 8 years having won a few titles abroad. I just said it’s inevitable.
The kind of manager Nottingham Forest should go for. Someone starting their career with a point to prove not another outdated jaded 4231 merchant.