Former Montreal Football Club head coach Thierry Henry gave an interesting perspective on how to manage a team of professional players at a UK show. Football Daily Start of the week.
A man who left Montreal Eleven last month for family reasons Explained on the psychological aspect of instructor duties, especially on the topic of motivation in some athletes.
“I think you have to be honest with each other in the locker room because we’re trying to achieve something. But publicly, it hurts. You have to learn from your mistakes. I did the same when I was a player,” Henry said.
“When we went to the coach to say why we weren’t playing, there was a time when we were told, ‘You’ re not playing enough. ‘ It requires putting your ego aside, and doing things for the community is, above all, success. “
At some point in the show on English television, the 43-year-old returned to Montreal.
“Believe it or not, I really enjoyed this year in Montreal,” Henry said. But I can’t go on like this. I need to stay in touch with my children. “
“It’s up to you to convince them.”
Thierry Henry gives a good understanding of his management practices in the early days of his coaching career pic.twitter.com/6BgPGZ683z
– Football Daily (oot Football Daily) March 15, 2021

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