Roy Hodgson has identified where he went wrong during his ill-fated tenure at Liverpool – and believes he should never have been handed the manager’s role in the first place.
Having stepped in to replace the dismissed Rafael Benítez, Hodgson managed just 13 wins from 31 games during a wretched six months at the helm before being relieved of his duties in January 2011, with Kenny Dalglish taking over.
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The former Fulham and Inter Milan boss, who subsequently went on to manage England, was unable to forge any meaningful connection with the Liverpool fanbase, instead alienating supporters with several ill-judged comments.
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