Roy Hodgson admits he struggled to find the right words when speaking publicly as Liverpool boss during his disastrous time in charge at Anfield.
Hodgson remains the shortest-serving permanent manager in the club's 131-year history after being sacked just 31 games into his tenure having taken over from Rafael Benitez in July 2010.
He had the lowest win percentage of any Liverpool boss since their return to the top flight in 1962, but has since gone on restore his reputation with four years in charge at England and a successful spell at Crystal Palace, where he again took over earlier this year.
