Gareth Southgate

All I'm thinking is, right, I'm out.

And what does that mean?

And I'm away with the fairies then.

Yeah, I mean, some people will have loved it.

You know, it's the most successful period since 66 to 72 because even Sir Ralph didn't qualify in 74 for the World Cup.

So even he ended up leaving on a bit of a low.

Others will say we should have won with the team that we had and you've got to live with that as a leader.

You know, you're defined in football by trophies.

But I think on a broader scale, if I was talking to youngsters about leadership and you've got to think about what was there when you started, what did you leave behind?

How did you affect the people that were with you?

What are their memories of it?

How did you make people feel along that journey?

So there's...

You know, the risk in purely defining... And people will say, oh, well, he's not going to define it by trophies because he didn't win.

So I'm accepting that.

I'm accepting that.

But we have to be broader than that.

Otherwise, life for most people in the population is going to be pretty miserable.

So we have to have a better balance on those things.

I think some things will always be there.