Joe Hart to be rested for one of two England friendlies against Chile and Germany, says Roy Hodgson But I can say Joe will definitely start one of the games as he's our number one goalkeeper. However, Hodgson refused to criticise Pellegrini's decision to keep Hart on the sidelines for City's last three matches. He said: "Every manager must manage his club in the way he thinks is the best way to manage the club and make the decision regarding players that he must make. I do the same thing. As far as I'm concerned I look at the English goalkeepers who are available and then I choose the ones I want. Having chosen the ones I want, I then pick the one I think is best to play in goal. Up to now that's been Joe Hart and will continue to be so, certainly for these games. Manuel Pellegrini at Man City is totally entitled to do the job he wants to do with the club. Hodgson also sprang two big surprises by naming uncapped Southampton duo Jay Rodriguez and Adam Lallana in his squad. Rodriguez has scored four times for Saints this term while his 25-year-old team-mate Lallana has been in good form for the south-coast club, who are flying high in the Barclays Premier League. Hodgson said of their inclusions: "Adam was with us once a long time ago but he came in late and didn't play, but we did see him in training. We've been following him very closely and he's played a major part in Southampton's rise to the top this season. It was quite obvious we would pick him. When it comes to Rodriguez, Danny Welbeck at the moment has been injured. We hope he'll be fit to play but I see in Rodriguez someone who could fill that Welbeck role. He's a wide forward who likes to go forward and attack people even without the ball and get in the penalty box. We think he's played well for Southampton and think this might be an interesting opportunity for him.