England manager Roy Hodgson is in an unprecedented position, with all those responsible for selecting him for the post having left or being set to leave the FA. Hodgson was chosen to replace Fabio Capello in April 2012, shortly before Euro 2012, by the Club England quartet of David Bernstein, Sir Trevor Brooking, Alex Horne and Adrian Bevington. Chairman Bernstein left in June 2013 having reached the age limit of 70, football director Brooking retired from the FA after the World Cup, general secretary Horne is departing at the end of January and Club England managing director Bevington goes after Christmas.
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Roy Hodgson replaced Fabio Capello in April 2012, before Euro 2012
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He was appointed by the quartet of David Bernstein, Sir Trevor Brooking, Alex Horne and Adrian Bevington, who will all soon have left the FA
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The FA soon must decide if Hodgson stays beyond his 2016 contract
Hodgson's supporters are gone (as in the case of @placeholder, left) or going (in the case of Adrian Bevington)