Hodgson says sorry to Reds fans

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has apologised for offending fans with his comments made after Wednesday’s defeat at home to Wolves.

Hodgson says sorry to Reds fans
Fri, 31 Dec, 2010 - 10:55

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has apologised for offending fans with his comments made after Wednesday’s defeat at home to Wolves.

The 63-year-old had to endure chants of “Dalglish” and “Hodgson for England” during the 1-0 loss.

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