Thierry Henry has insisted he has never backed away from a challenge after being asked if he would be prepared to take over from Arsene Wenger at Arsenal. Wenger's future is the topic of intense speculation after a fourth successive defeat in all competitions, a 2-1 Premier League reverse at Brighton on Sunday which sparked fresh calls for him to go. Former Gunners striker Henry, who is currently working as an assistant to Belgium boss Roberto Martinez, remains a staunch supporter of the Frenchman. But asked if would want the job should a vacancy arise, he told Sky Sports: 'Listen, I'm a competitor, you don't back down from a challenge. 'We are hypothetically speaking before people jump...
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