Thierry Henry’s Monaco start goes from bad to worse as Brugge win 4-0
Former Arsenal star has now gone five games without a win since taking charge of French giants last month
THIERRY HENRY'S Monaco career went from bad to worse after his side lost 4-0 at home to Club Brugge.
The former Arsenal star has now gone five games without a win after seeing Monaco crumble once again in this season's Champions League group stage.
Henry is yet to secure a victory since rejoining his former club as a replacement for Ligue 1 title winner Leonardo Jardim last month.
The Frenchman has overseen defeats to Strasbourg and Reims, as well as draws against Dijon and Brugge.
But the Belgians made sure Henry was nursing an even bigger headache after racing into a three-goal lead at the Stade Louis on Tuesday night.
Hans Vanaken opened the scoring in the 12th minute for the plucky visitors before putting them two-up five minutes later with a penalty.
The likes of Radamel Falcao and Djibril Sidibe looked stunned as Monaco’s game plan was undone within the space of a few moments.
And things got even worse in the 24th minute when Wesley Moraes fired in a third to leave the host’s confidence at rock-bottom.
Monaco struggled to get back into the game as fans voted with their feet by walking out.
And Ruud Vormer's late strike saw Monaco remain rooted to the bottom of group A ahead of this weekend's crunch Ligue 1 clash against PSG.
