Thierry Henry has faced a difficult start to his campaign as First team manager, after being without a win for four games.

The 41-year-old replaced Leonardo Jardim at Stade Louis II amid poor start to the season on October 18 but the former Belgian Assistant Coach is still looking for his first win which has left most fans frustrated.

Yesterday 0-1 defeat to Reims at Stade Auguste Delaune hasted fans grievances as they setup flares after the match when he and his men were coming over to acknowledged their support.

The France and Arsenal legend has now loss two and drew two from four matches managed and now also sit bottom three in the League Log with just seven points in twelve games.

Henry returned to his mother's club twenty years later as a manager, when he left for Serie A defending champions Juventus in 1998 but his return already poses a threat to his managerial career as angry supporters are not ready to give him more time to deliver.

http://www.mastersportsbar.com/2018/11/thierry-henry-is-enduring-difficulty.html?m=1

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They talk too much but when given the opportunity they can't perform

bigtt76:
They talk too much but when given the opportunity they can't perform

Hey! Coaching isn't as easy as it sounds, dear.

Any coach needs time to settle in, introduce his tactics, implement his ideas and wait for response his players. In between, he may need to sell off and buy more players.

decatalyst:


Hey! Coaching isn't as easy as it sounds, dear.

Any coach needs time to settle in, introduce his tactics, implement his ideas and wait for response his players. In between, he may need to sell off and buy more players.

pundits don't also make it easy for the coaches, always criticising. that's how Gary neville was talking up and down,when he took per at valencia he saw a different thing. it's always easier to sit on the lines and criticise but when you get there you understand it's a different ball game.