Given the circumstances, Hodgson’s classmates were understandably worried about him; some even wrote him messages.
The Mirror reports that Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, was among those wishing Hodgson well, saying, “I don’t know the exact details, hopefully, he is feeling much better.”Given Roy’s intense affection for it, I believe he will be in tomorrow if that is indeed the case. However, the scenario greatly scared us all, and hopefully, he’s okay.
David Moyes of West Ham was another person who posted a comment, and Sky Sports cited him: Roy Hodgson has been a good buddy for a very long time, according to Moyes. He’s also been a fantastic teammate for a very long time.

“I’ve always expressed uncertainty about whether I’ll want to work when I reach Roy’s age! He has a strong passion for the game, and he has played for a very long time. My best wishes are with him.
Ultimately, Ange Postecoglou, the manager of the Spurs, sent out a message of his own: “We have a strange kind of job.”There aren’t many situations in which someone try to force their will on you or fabricate a story in which you are essentially done and are replaced. Roy is still employed there, but that’s just the way things work in the modern world. Everyone kind of anticipates that since, well, we signed up for it.However, I don’t believe it detracts in any way from Roy’s status in the game.