London, May 28 (ANI): New England manager Roy Hodgson has said that he's looking beyond Euro 2012, to plan England's long term future.
"I am looking beyond the Euros. The fact is, I have my sights fixed firmly on the future," The Sun quoted Hogdson, as saying.
"I signed a contract to do this job over the coming years. I also want to do well in the Euros. But I'm not prepared to make the Euros the be all and end all in terms of the way I want to play," he added.
Hodgson wants to build his side around Wayne Rooney, who is banned for the the first two games of this summer's European Championships, but fears his absence against France and Sweden could be crucial.
"The way forward is going to be with two strikers. We all know Rooney is best in that No 10 position," he said. (ANI)
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