
Roy Hodgson Is Destroyed on Twitter for Leaving Nathaniel Clyne on the Bench
Roy Hodgson raised more than a few eyebrows with one particular half-time move.
First, before the match, he fell under a bit of criticism for opting to start centre-back Phil Jones at right-back over in-form Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne.
"Townsend over Walcott Jones over Clyne Wilshere the deepest in midfield alongside Henderson & Delph #Eng #SvnEng pic.twitter.com/coUP8KKuqx
— Mag1llKeith (@Mag1llKeith) June 14, 2015"
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Then at half-time, when he again opted to leave Clyne on the bench when Jones was substituted off, Hodgson's move was not well received.
Especially when it was midfielder Jordan Henderson moved to right-back as Adam Lallana moved into the midfield.
"Fully fit Clyne on the bench. Jones gets injured. Henderson to RB. pic.twitter.com/srLu61UDMS
— Dolbz (@jackdolbyyy) June 14, 2015"
"Roy Hodgson not in-Clyned to bring on an actual right-back. #SLOvENG pic.twitter.com/BSwFX7LVVY
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) June 14, 2015"
"Henderson slipping in at right-back ahead of Clyne, the player Liverpool want to play right-back at Anfield next season. Odd. Very odd.
— Phil McNulty (@philmcnulty) June 14, 2015"
"Why is Jordan Henderson playing right-back?!
— Jack Lusby (@jacklusby_) June 14, 2015"
"Roy Hodgson is doing his best to convince Manchester United & Liverpool that they don't need Nathaniel Clyne. pic.twitter.com/1hGbOakbSg
— bet365 (@bet365) June 14, 2015"
"When Roy Hodgson moves Jordan Henderson to right-back with Nathaniel Clyne sitting on the bench. #SLOvENG pic.twitter.com/4YqoItTyy1
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) June 14, 2015"
"Playing Henderson at right back when you've got clyne on the bench pic.twitter.com/MKllzMlqOQ
— Elaine Boyak (@wheeler_liam) June 14, 2015"
"playing Jones and then Henderson at RB when you have Clyne on the bench pic.twitter.com/cMDOuucw6f
— Abiram J (@aj_cfc2) June 14, 2015"



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