Gareth Southgate leans on experience amid mounting criticism of England form
England manager Gareth Southgate pointed to his years of experience as he was asked if he doubted himself following recent criticism.
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England manager Gareth Southgate pointed to his years of experience as he was asked if he doubted himself following recent criticism.
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