article_snippet: During the lengthy inquest into England’s dismal performance at last summer’s World Cup, Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson reflected on a team that had been roughed up at the highest level.
article_snippet: Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson demanded change.
article_snippet: Weeks after the tournament, at a debrief with England’s coaches, Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson told Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson staff that his staff would go back to basics for the Euro 2016 qualification campaign.
article_snippet: Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson wanted England to be difficult to beat again.
article_snippet: Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson spoke with assistant manager Ray Lewington and coach Gary Neville, telling assistant manager Ray Lewington and coach Gary Neville Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson wanted a team that had been roughed up at the highest level to have a more muscular presence on the pitch.
article_snippet: Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson and Gary Neville had discussions on how Hodgson and Gary Neville could have a more muscular presence on the pitch .
article_snippet: Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson was convinced a team that had been roughed up at the highest level had gone soft, playing to the gallery as the nation demanded a side that could keep possession and stamp their personality on games in the same way as Spain, Holland, France or Germany.
article_snippet: The outcome, after Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson (right) claimed Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson wanted to
article_snippet: Although Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson wanted a team that had been roughed up at the highest level to be slick and to pass the ball with purpose, Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson vowed that the rough would go with the smooth for the final two years of Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson contract.
highlights_snippet: Post-World Cup Roy Hodgson reflected on a team that had been bullied .
  