Going nowhere at the moment is good. Especially if it's not down.

Not half as miserable as watching us continually fail to beat Shrewsbury in front of 5,000 fans.

When we beat United second game of the season there were people bitching on here and still going on about the post lockdown run. That's not the manager or clubs fault.

Do you really think he resigned out of his own free will?

He is a national embarrassment and had there was no way he was going to keep his job as England manager. He knew he was going to get sacked and ripped appart by the media, rightly so on both counts too. Jumped before he was pushed.

If he had any dignity he'd have left after the first round world cup exit.

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"I don't have any intention to resign," said Hodgson, 66. "I've been really happy with the way the players have responded to the work we've done."

Hodgson saying he was happy - despite our worst ever word cup performance. Out in the first round after two games, then drawing with Costa Rica.

Edited by jeeagles (24 Jan 2021 8.25am)

There might be a significant amount of our supporters who believe that Mr Hodgson having met his objectives and kept us in the PL for successive seasons should not be referred to in terms that assert he is part of a "Problem".

Croydon Roy obviously lives in his own little universe, here's something from his Blackburn days courtesy of Wikipedia:

As Hodgson later explained, Blackburn's owner gave him the chance to resign honourably, but he refused to do so, leaving the club with no option but to dismiss him: "To Blackburn's honour, Jack Walker wanted me to resign, he wanted to still pay for the rest of my contract. He said, 'Why don't you resign? You've had enough, it's not working out.' I refused to do that, arrogant of course as I was in those days. I thought if they stuck with me I'd save them from relegation. I do think that the players were very much still with me, so I couldn't resign because that would be a suggestion that in some way I was doing something or something was happening which I didn't see to be the case or the truth. I gave him no choice but to sack me".[34] His final game was a home defeat by Southampton.[

Edited by southnorwoodhill (24 Jan 2021 10.32am)

Put yourself in his shoes. Think along these lines ;

Your tried and trusted methods enable you to achieve your objective.

You have no intention of retiring while you are still getting satisfaction from your job. In other words, you want to keep your job.

Where's the incentive to change ?

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