Away wins and the Blackpool effect
If there was a criticism of the Roy Hodgson era it was that away from home we never really seemed interested in attacking. Hodgson denied that we played differently on our travels, but anyone who watched the team scuffle to horribly attritional narrow defeats in those seasons knows better: we kept everyone behind the ball and hoped that inspiration might strike.
Craven Cottage Newsround @ Nov 1, 2011 5:36 AM EDT | Blog Profile
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