Roy Hodgson faced the music on Tuesday for England's shock loss to Iceland at the European Championship, reluctantly appearing at a news conference to show that he wasn't afraid of the wave of criticism directed at the now ex-manager of England and the team. ''I don't really know what I'm doing here,'' Hodgson said at a news conference called by England's Football Association. While all critics agreed that England played appallingly in the 2-1 loss to an island nation of some 330,000 people, they disagreed on just how badly it ranked in England's sorry history of underperforming at major tournaments.
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