Henry hopes to learn from past mistakes as coach of Montreal


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Ligue 1 - Monaco vs Montpellier - Stade Louis II, Monaco - December 1, 2018 AS Monaco coach Thierry Henry before the match REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

MONTREAL (Reuters) - Thierry Henry needs no reminder about his brief stint in charge of AS Monaco but the former France striker said on Monday he hopes the experience will benefit him in his new role as coach of Montreal Impact.

Henry failed to spark a change in fortunes at struggling Monaco and was sacked in January after just 103 days but is not about to let his first head coaching role define him as he gets set to take charge of a Major League Soccer club.

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