Roy Hodgson: Last News

Newcastle have dropped their interest in Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson to resurrect a loan move for Jesse Lingard, with Watford now interested in Henderson.

Manchester United will play four teams towards the bottom of the Premier League table throughout February.

Evergreen Roy Hodgson is back in football management with Watford but faces an awkward link-up with one of his fiercest rivals.

Celtic - according to reports. Ange Postecoglou is seeking a signing tonic after a nightmare start to the season in the wake of defeats to Midtjylland and Hearts.

Eddie Howe 's last hope of landing an English Premier League job this summer is all but gone with Lucien Favre closing in on Crystal Palace. The 64-year-old Swiss emerged as a shock contender in recent days and is now on the verge of being confirmed as Roy Hodgson's successor at Selhurst Park.

Neil Lennon as manager but with just two games of the season to go no announcement has been forthcoming. That's led to speculation that Howe is waiting for a job in the English Premier League, with Roy Hodgson likely to leave Crystal Palace in the summer.

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Burnley are trying to tie Sean Dyche down on a new deal amid rising fears of an approach from Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace will reportedly take their time before deciding whether or not to make a move for Roy Hodgson's successor this summer. The 73-year-old could call time on his storied managerial career this summer with the Eagles understood to be keen on Celtic target Eddie Howe.

Crystal Palace have a shortlist of three names as they look to call time on Roy Hodgson’s Selhurst Park reign at the end of the season.

Graham Potter reckons managing through a global pandemic has been a bit like tending to an allotment.

Tyrick Mitchell has agreed a new deal with Crystal Palace that will keep him at the club until 2025.

Roy Hodgson is delighted to see John Stones once again living up to the potential that convinced the former England boss to make him an international.

Ibrox backline has yet to concede a league goal in seven outings – breaking a 114-year-old Scottish record – ahead of today’s trip to face Hibs at Easter Road.Gerrard says his coaching staff and players must share the credit.But the former Liverpool hero insists his squad can still improve in terms of being hard to break down –
something he learned from the likes of Rafa Benitez, Gerard Houllier and Roy Hodgson at Anfield.He said: “I’ve got nothing but admiration for Rafa but I’ve tried to lean on and take aspects of what I’ve learned from all my coaches.“Hodgson is a fantastic defensive coach and Houllier sets up very similar to Rafa.“The main credit needs to go to the coaching staff and the players here.“We’re the ones who put the work in

Andros Townsend has explained the reason why he knew his Crystal Palace side had the better of Manchester United.

Roy Hodgson confessed Wilfried Zaha could be about to say goodbye to Crystal Palace after admitting he is "so set on leaving".

straight to your inboxCrystal Palace are set to welcome back Jeffrey Schlupp for their Premier League fixture against Manchester United on Thursday night.The 27-year-old defender is yet to make an appearance for The Eagles this year since he suffered a nasty hip injury last December, but is in line to feature at Selhurst Park.Roy Hodgson's side are looking to complete their first ever league double over United when the two sides meet this week, and Palace are also set to be boosted by the returns of James Tomkins and Martin Kelly."The doctors and medical people are wary, once again, having been out of football for a long time, how many minutes he [Schlupp] could safely play," Hodgson said at his pre-match press conference."But it’s very

England Women's manager Phil Neville has backed his brother Gary to return to football management despite a disappointing spell as boss at Valencia in the 2015/16 season.

Roy Hodgson has provided a matter-of-fact view on the Premier League drinks breaks, in stark contrast to that of fellow manager Jurgen Klopp.