Northern Ireland tried to get Hodgson: Boyce

England manager Roy Hodgson could have become Northern Ireland boss in 2007, former IFA president Jim Boyce has revealed.

Northern Ireland tried to get Hodgson: Boyce
Mon, 04 Jun, 2012 - 10:07

England manager Roy Hodgson could have become Northern Ireland boss in 2007, former IFA president Jim Boyce has revealed.

Hodgson, appointed Fabio Capello’s successor as Three Lions head coach on May 1, was a contender to replace Lawrie Sanchez five years ago but was ruled out by his commitment to Finland.

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