roy hodgson has told the football association he would like to continue as england manager for a further two years and have a second crack at the world cup hodgson’s contract runs until next summer’s european championship and no formal discussions have taken place to extend his deal but hodgson is enjoying the job, with his england side six points clear at the top of their euro 2016 qualifying group after four straight wins roy hodgson has told the fa he would like to continue as england manager for a further two years  hodgson, ray lewington and gary neville during the disappointing world cup in brazil  the england manager and some of the player applaud supporters after their match against costa rica  he has told senior members of the fa that, even at 67, he does not feel ready to retire hodgson is said to feel he has unfinished business after such a disappointing world cup in brazil last year and he would like to put his experience to good use in russia in 2018 hodgson certainly has significant support at wembley he received the backing of fa chairman greg dyke after england’s early exit in brazil and he also enjoys a close working relationship with dan ashworth, the fa technical director who worked with hodgson at west bromwich albion the fa will wait until a new chief executive has been appointed, who will, along with dyke and ashworth decide hodgson’s future hodgson is said to feel he has unfinished business after such a disappointing world cup in brazil  with the array of young stars england have, hodgson wants another chance at the world cup in 2018  hodgson did receive the backing of fa chairman greg dyke after england’s early exit in brazil  it could well be that the fa take the sensible option of delaying a final decision until after euro 2016 in france recently hodgson hinted publicly that he does not feel ready to retire ‘at the moment i feel good and i don’t feel anything like my age,’ he said ‘i hope that will continue for a few more years ‘i am confident that i will know what the right time is but i have an important job to do which i really enjoy, so as for 2018 and 2020 we will see’
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england manager roy hodgson's current deal runs until next summer  but hodgson wants a contract extension until at least 2018  hodgson wants to have a second crack at taking england to a world cup  the england boss feels he has unfinished business after brazil 