The 75-year-old is the Premier League's oldest-ever manager, but showed he's still got it by getting his foot on a clearance during Saturday's clash against West Ham.
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It was far from perfect from the Crystal Palace boss, but home fans wouldn't have minded as they saw their team go into the break 3-2 up after an all-action first-half.
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And some still rated Hodgson's technique, with one Twitter user writing: "Roy Hodgson with a better first touch than [Romelu] Lukaku."
Meanwhile, match commentator Glenn Hoddle said: "Gotta work on that first touch Roy."
Luckily for Palace fans, it wasn't the only moment they were able to cheer during the first half, which ended up being a goal-fest.
After Tomas Soucek's early opener, Palace hit three in 15 minutes through Jordan Ayew, Wilfred Zaha and Jeffrey Schlupp.
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Michel Antonio then pulled one back before the break, making sure there was everything to play for in the second 45 minutes.
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