The same when I joined Arsenal as a player, the same when I went to Belgium with Roberto." "I wont do a number two job because I want to be a number one. "I came out of it fully reassured thats what I want to do, zero doubt about New Energy Manufacturers it," he said.All Henry asks is for transparency from his employers. Its an evolution."Call me crazy if you want, but I love football and I believe I can be a successful coach," he said. "Whats the job? Is the job to stay up, is the job to win the League or be in the Champions League? "But how and what is success? Is success improving players? Ultimately, results are the most important thing, but I want to improve players as well. "

Some were not what I was looking for and some were as a number two."Henry, who has spoken with basketball and athletics coaches since being fired to gain extra insight into coaching top level athletes, says it is frustrating having to wait around for another opportunity but  he is convinced football coaching is where his future lies. I dont like easy. "My phone didnt ring for four months after I left Monaco and then all of a sudden I got five calls," he said.Henrys dream return last October to manage Monaco, the club where he established his reputation as a top class striker, turned into a nightmare. "Communication and honesty from the start is key," he said. "Im not thinking about the pain, Im not thinking about failure.""

Communication and honesty"Henry, who was a member of the France squads that won both the 1998 World Cup and the Euro 2000 title, said although he has been contacted over jobs, he has yet to find the right fit. The 42-year-old -- Arsenals record goal-scorer -- told the Daily Telegraph that although his phone did not ring for four months following his sacking, things have picked up since then and he has received five offers. "I like to lead and its on me to make it happen.". Having been part of Belgium manager Roberto Martinezs backroom team at the World Cup -- where they reached the semi-finals -- he lasted just over 100 days after only four league wins.France football legend Thierry Henry is keen for another chance to prove he can be a successful manager despite his unhappy brief tenure at Ligue 1 side Monaco.