Gareth Southgate

I mean, I'm not putting myself in with rock bands, but I've heard about rock bands going on tour and the struggle to adapt back to, you know, I mean, my wife's pretty quick to tell me, never mind that, you're home now, get the bins out.

So, but that's, you know, that is life, isn't it?

Life goes on.

Okay.

And, but, but they are, that's the difference, you know, I'm, we're,

85 minutes, one all in the final.

They were the better team.

But if we win 2-1, I'm not home alone with the dog.

I'm in Trafalgar Square.

That's the margins of winning and losing.

legacy in some ways for and it made it's made me wonder historic figures that have incredible history that we've read about you know churchill or whoever else it might be across world history i wonder what those margins were in those moments and how we judge whether people were successful or you know less successful

No, clearly you can't know at that point how everything's going to play out.

I do remember talking in a press conference and saying, I've seen people get into roles and that's almost been their end.

and i was determined that okay getting the role that's fine it's a level above anything i've ever experienced before but it's really now about what we do and what we go and deliver and how we go about it so i was very clear that that wasn't the end of it it was day one yeah even though it was a huge step from anything i'd done previously

Yeah, I mean, the start point was obviously results.

So no knockout win for 10 years, disconnect with the public, disconnect with the media.

I didn't find a group that were disunited.

So, you know, under Roy, I thought the lads got on.

You know, there was the start of relationships being built.

So I wouldn't say we walked in and