Former England soccer manager and Glenn Hoddle Academy founder Glenn Hoddle (R) gives instructions to his player Ryan Burge before their friendly soccer match against Xerez Deportivo B at the academy soccer field in Jerez de la Frontera, southern Spain November 10, 2010.REUTERS/Jon Nazca
BELO HORIZONTE Brazil (Reuters) - Coach Roy Hodgson should pump fresh blood into his already eliminated England team for their final World Cup game against Costa Rica on Tuesday to prepare for future competitions, former England coach Glenn Hoddle said on Monday.
"This match should be viewed by Roy as a "freebie", a chance to blood (Luke) Shaw who hasn’t had a kick yet, and (Ross) Barkley and (Adam) Lallana," Hoddle said on Monday.
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