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FOOT BALL CAN STILL COME HOME

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WOUNDED LIONS: Marcus Rashford dejected after England’s World Cup exit and, inset below, Gareth Southgate hugging Fabian Delph
PICTURE: Action Images

There’s no doubt that the nation got behind waistcoated and bearded Gareth Southg ate and his young team in much the same way that in Euro ’96 we all believed that “football was coming home”. Football did go home this time, but it took a flight to Zagreb, Croatia. But for once, English football exceeded expectations and how often can we say that has happened?
Now the work begins and Non-League clubs can really ...

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