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Hodgson hopes young guns can fire England

England manager Roy Hodgson is coming to terms with life after John Terry and hopes the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Poland will kick-start a new era for English football.

England manager Roy Hodgson, pictured on October 1, is coming to terms with life after John Terry and hopes the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Poland will kick star a new era for English football.

San Marino's visit to Wembley next Friday will be the first fixture for Hodgson since former captain Terry announced his retirement from international football.

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