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  • Lee
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    To be fair to the old cunt he's done well at WBA.

    Still hate him though. And Mike fackin' Kelly.

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  • RichC
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    I'm guessing the draws felt like defeats to the fans having to watch it

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  • Fivex
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    I agree - a draw is in fact more like a win in Hodgson's eyes rather than a loss.

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  • Mattshark
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    Hodgson has a record of 12 wins, 11 losses and nine defeats as Albion boss
    ???

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  • Yozza
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    Hodgson speaks of 'bold decision'

    Hodgson blowing smoke up his arse again



    West Bromwich Albion manager Roy Hodgson admits that his "bold decision" to return straight into management after being sacked by Liverpool is justified by his success at The Hawthorns during 2011.

    Hodgson was appointed Baggies boss only 37 days after the end of his spell with Liverpool and steered the relegation-threatened side out of danger.

    This season under Hodgson, West Brom are in mid-table in the Premier League and he insists that he is enjoying himself.

    Enjoyment

    "I think the highlight since I came here is the general way things have gone since coming here in February," he said.

    "It was a relatively bold decision after leaving Liverpool to jump straight back into management - especially at a club that was in danger of relegation.

    "That bold decision paid off and I've enjoyed it and the team has had success."

    Proud

    Hodgson has a record of 12 wins, 11 losses and nine defeats as Albion boss, and he is overjoyed at that.

    "I think I'm proud of that record," he enthused.

    "I'm most of all proud of the fact the players have responded to the way we like to work and they've shown themselves to be better players than they were originally given credit for.

    "That is something that is very satisfying but it is an ongoing process.

    "You can have moments in times like this one where people are saying good things about you and the team and you've got to be happy with that.

    "But you've also got to be aware that unless you keep it going it is going to change and people are going to start questioning and criticising the work.

    "The most important thing we can do is keep our feet on the ground, remain humble and most importantly keep in sight what we are doing that is giving us this relative success."

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  • Neil Young
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    Those who can, do.

    Those who can't, teach.

    Those who can't teach, teach PE.

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  • Shaggy
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    Love how he said "Physical education teacher" instead of PE. Worra dick he is

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  • Vermilion
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    The enigmatic and wonderfully gifted Roy Hodgson!.... a PE teacher!? well, well, well.

    edit: Sorry...Physical Education Instwuctor.

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  • Neil Young
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    FFS, this man just goes on living.






    All right, working then, I don't really want him to die.

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  • Red_Polo
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    My Christ that was dull

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  • Nicey
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    lol you people really hate that man

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  • Chrono
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    Quite possibly the most boring interview ever.

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  • Shaggy
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    What a knob ...he's even prickly at some of those questions.

    "A Caruso tape"

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  • little dave hedgehog
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    video not available over here.

    honestly, does nobody get that we only care about these things because it means we can ridicule him over the answers? the man basically is alan partridge. it's crystal clear.

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  • Craig_H
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    Oh sweet Jesus, the mothership has truly landed....

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