Fabian Delph says he's "going through a brick wall" for England's Gareth Southgate's manager | Football News

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Fabian Delph said that he "would cross a brick wall" for Gareth Southgate before the semifinal of the English League of Nations against the Netherlands on Thursday.

The Southgate team has the chance to win its first competitive trophy since the 1966 World Cup and become the first team to win the League of Nations, and Delph could not be more complimentary of his manager.

"Gareth has a very good path with him, [as do] the staff that he has, "said midfielder The Guardian.

"They're really good people and when you come here, you feel immediately at home, so if they tell you to go through a brick wall, you're going to go through a brick wall. that you can for these people. "

Delph has 18 selections for England since its debut in 2014 and has since moved from Aston Villa to Manchester City.

Despite incredible success in City under Pep Guardiola's leadership, the 29-year-old said his international teammates appreciated the philosophy Southgate was trying to implement.

"Since the World Cup, we've changed the system, we've changed the way we play, what we do in City is pretty incredible but it's in City," he added.

"When you go away, it's a different philosophy and everyone subscribes to what Gareth puts on the training ground and in the meeting rooms." Everyone is heading in the same direction. "