“Our first-half performance gave me hope but we made bad mistakes for the goals and paid the price,” said Hodgson. “I’m not giving up the ghost but you’re looking at a manager who can’t just put on an act. It’ll be very hard now to lift the players. I only hope you will allow me to grieve for the result in a dignified way.”
Let’s hope that we don’t see yet another change should we go down. Hodgson deserves the chance to turn things around properly in the offseason.
The 26s embrace at a corner:
Aaron Hughes had a tough day at the office:
Andy Reid does not really look like a footballer:
Roy looks shellshocked:
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