please log in to view this image "Thatâs it, we said to ourselves. Fulham were 2-0 down at half-time against Manchester City away, needing to win the game to remain in the Premiership. My son, Barney, and I were listening to the match on the car radio, on our way to play tennis. We went on court with heavy hearts â Fulham was our club, we were season ticket-holders. Barney, in particular, was disconsolate. When we came off, we turned on 5 Live, expecting to receive confirmation that Fulham had been relegated. Instead, the impossible had occurred: Fulham had scored three times in the last 20 minutes to win 2-3. The Fulham manager that day was Roy Hodgson. At a dinner with Roy, now, of course, the manager of England, a few weeks ago, I got the chance to ask him the question that every Fulham fan, every England supporter, wanted to know. Just what did he say to them in the dressing-room, what magic did he work to win that match? Hodgson thought for a minute, shook his head, and replied: âI wish I knew.â This is an extract from an article by Chris Blackhurst in the Independent. It's a cracking read with lots of 'Roy History'. Here's the link - http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-now-faces-his-biggest-challenge-9522326.html
