Tag Archives: Roy Hodgson

Fulham Continue To Progress Under Hodgson

Posted on by Paul Bestall

Why doesn’t Roy Hodgson get the credit he deserves in the United Kingdom? As I’ve mentioned before, In Scandinavia and Italy, he’s held in high regard, in  Britain people point to his sacking at Blackburn Rovers back in1997. With 33 … Continue reading

Five Facts to Explain Fulham’s Premier League Resurgence

Posted on by tyduffy

One year ago, Fulham was arguably the worst team in the Premier League not named Derby.  The club showed little holiday spirit, sacking Lawrie Sanchez just four days before Christmas.  New manager Roy Hodgson needed a great escape, scraping to … Continue reading

Wenger Criticism Is Wide Of The Mark

Posted on by Paul Bestall

In the immediate aftermath of Arsenal’s 1-0 defeat at Craven Cottage on  the second Saturday evening of the Premiership, several pundits queued up to pass judgement on Arsenal, the players who performed and the lack of signings. Two games into … Continue reading

Hodgson Looks To Build On The Great Escape

Posted on by Paul Bestall

Roy Hodgson is one of the great unsung English managers of the last 30 years and I’m a big fan of England’s most underrated manager. A polite, erudite professor of the game and an intelligent, well spoken man, he’s simply never received the recognition … Continue reading

Sanchez v Hodgson — Comparing Fulham Transfer Signings

Posted on by Lonnie Smetana

Everton are on the verge of selling striker Andy Johnson to Fulham for a tidy profit. Johnson joined Everton from Palace for £8.6m in May of 2006 and after scoring 22 goals in 74 appearances, his value has gone up … Continue reading