Mark Lawrenson has not been holding back in his scathing assessment of England boss Roy Hodgson.
Hodgson is already a hugely unpopular figure around Anfield following a shocking spell as manager and his treatment of Daniel Sturridge whilst on England duty – and Lawro has fanned the flames.
“I think he’s a nice guy but he’s the luckiest man alive not to have lost his job after [the World Cup in] Brazil. England were out after two games,” he said.
“Fifty per cent of the managers who managed in the World Cup finals all went. I don’t want to see anyone get sacked but it should be, as an international manager, a two-year cycle.”
“Contracts should only ever be two years and if you do well you get another two.” (via Metro)
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Hodgson – who has amazingly been in charge for four years – has come under relentless criticism in the last few weeks for his squad selection and failure to know his best eleven. Thankfully, his contract expires this summer.