Gareth Southgate can exploit the League of Nations to add competitiveness to England after the release of the World Cup

England has changed Perception in Russia wiped out the gloomy culture of failure, ego-mania and under-fulfillment that lingered around them like a rotten smell for so long.

Southgate's great success was to design a system that makes the most of a group of players frankly, were sorely lacking in creativity.

Fair enough. It's good management. The team had been less than the sum of its illustrious parts for so long. During the last three World Cups, England came and went like ghosts, which left little trace in the debates. This time, they had a firm identity.

There was a welcome new sense of unity among a modest group of young players.

Meanwhile, Southgate's endearing personality, his human media strategy – and, yes, his waistcoat – created a new image for a team that had been too far away for too long.

People are dancing in the streets, but England is hoping to go forward now. This competition provides a good platform for further progress.

The FA was hailed for the successes achieved at the age group level.

Wins last year in the U20 World Cup, U17 World Cup and three consecutive victories at the U21 Toulon Tournament, it is proved that St. George's Park is bearing fruit.

A silverware flash – even a new tournament experience in the League of Nations final next summer – can add immensely to the feeling that England is starting to take the match at the # Outside Croatia will be played in camera in Rejika as part of a punishment imposed following the spraying of a swastika on the field by supporters before a match against Italy. in 2015.

If nothing else is to add anything to the experience of England players, some of them may note that the authorities have acted firmly on the racism for once. [19659575]