Roy Hodgson
born 1947
9 documented presences
5 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Roy Hodgson across 5 places, from 1974 to 2001. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Roy Hodgson (born 9 August 1947) is an English former football manager and player.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Roy Hodgson was documented, and when
1974year
Halmstadattested
“Houghton moved to Sweden with Malmö in 1974 and two years later installed Hodgson at Halmstad.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1974year
Swedenattested
“Houghton moved to Sweden with Malmö in 1974 and two years later installed Hodgson at Halmstad.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1976year
Halmstadattested
“Hodgson spent five years at Halmstad, winning the league championship in 1976 and 1979.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1982year
Swedenattested
“My job when I eventually took over, as caretaker manager, was quite simply to carry on in the aftermath of all the players leaving the club and just fulfilling the fixtures." In 1982, Hodgson moved back to Sweden to take over second-tier…”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
April 1982month
Halmstadattested
“Hodgson himself says that "my greatest achievement would have to be the water-into-wine job at Halmstad." In 1980, Hodgson moved to Bristol City in his native England, where he was assistant manager to Bob Houghton from 1980 to 1982 and…”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
May 1996month
FIFAattested
“Former England player, Alan Shearer stated that he found the match dull, adding that "those who did go probably wish they hadn't." Under Hodgson, England dropped to 20th in the FIFA World Rankings, their worst position since May 1996.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
July 2000month
Denmarkattested
“Hodgson moved to Denmark in July 2000 and became manager of Copenhagen, where he proved an instant success, taking a team that had finished seventh and eighth in the two previous seasons to the Superliga championship in the 2000–01 seaso…”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
October 2000month
Copenhagenattested
“After Kevin Keegan resigned as manager of the England national football team in October 2000, Hodgson was one of three shortlisted candidates to take over; however, after having agreed to move to Copenhagen prior to the FA showing intere…”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
2001year
Copenhagenattested
“In 2001, he left Copenhagen to move to Serie A side Udinese.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
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Places Roy Hodgson is documented in
Halmstad3 presences · 1974 to 1982
Copenhagen2 presences · 2000 to 2001Sweden2 presences · 1974 to 1982Denmark1 presence · 2000FIFA1 presence · 1996
Other places tied to Roy Hodgson in the record
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1967year
Anfieldmentioned
“In West Brom's final win of the season they defeated Liverpool again, this time at Anfield, their first win there since 1967.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1972year
Avery Hill Collegementioned
“Hodgson completed a teacher training course in 1972 at Avery Hill College, part of what is now the University of Greenwich, where he was awarded a Certificate in Education with emphasis on physical education.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1972year
Alleyn's Schoolmentioned
“In 1972, after a year at Maidstone, he moved to Ashford Town, while also working as a PE teacher at Alleyn's School in south London.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1972year
Maidstonementioned
“In 1972, after a year at Maidstone, he moved to Ashford Town, while also working as a PE teacher at Alleyn's School in south London.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1972year
Ashford Townmentioned
“In 1972, after a year at Maidstone, he moved to Ashford Town, while also working as a PE teacher at Alleyn's School in south London.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1972year
South Londonmentioned
“In 1972, after a year at Maidstone, he moved to Ashford Town, while also working as a PE teacher at Alleyn's School in south London.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1974year
Englandmentioned
“In 1974, Hodgson returned to England for his final playing spell, joining Carshalton Athletic.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1976year
Allsvenskanmentioned
“Hodgson started his managerial career in 1976 at Allsvenskan side Halmstad, having been recommended by then-Malmö manager Bob Houghton.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1985year
Malmmentioned
“In 1985, he took over at Malmö, which he led to five consecutive league championships, two Swedish championships (at the time the Swedish championship was decided through play-offs) and two Swedish Cups.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1986year
AFC Ajaxmentioned
“In the 1986–87 European Cup Winners' Cup, they defeated Apollon Limassol in the first round and Tirana in the second round, losing to Ajax in the quarter finals.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1989year
San Siromentioned
“Hodgson's greatest continental achievement at Malmö came the following year in the 1989–90 European Cup, knocking Inter out in the first round, winning 1–0 at home and drawing 1–1 at the San Siro.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1989year
Ewood Parkmentioned
“Hodgson's greatest continental achievement at Malmö came the following year in the 1989–90 European Cup, knocking Inter out in the first round, winning 1–0 at home and drawing 1–1 at the San Siro.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1989year
Malmmentioned
“Hodgson's greatest continental achievement at Malmö came the following year in the 1989–90 European Cup, knocking Inter out in the first round, winning 1–0 at home and drawing 1–1 at the San Siro.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
1992year
FIFAmentioned
“Under Hodgson's management England rose to third in the FIFA World Rankings, their highest ever position since the rankings were introduced in 1992.”
source: Wikipedia: Roy Hodgson
August 1999month
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February 2012month
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May 2012month
7 September 2012exact date
6 February 2013exact date
15 October 2013exact date
2014year
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Sources
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