Is England's defeat by Iceland the final chapter in Roy Hodgson’s career?

Roy Hodgson is unsure whether managing England will prove the final chapter of his long and varied career in football.
Is England's defeat by Iceland the final chapter in Roy Hodgson’s career?
Wed, 29 Jun, 2016 - 01:00
Simon Peach

Iceland, the smallest nation to ever grace a major tournament, inflicted one of the most humiliating defeats in English football history on Monday, deservedly securing a 2-1 victory in their Euro 2016 last-16 clash on the French Riviera.

The squad jetted back from Nice yesterday, returned to Chantilly to pack their bags and flew home nursing wounds that will take a while to heal.

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