'I'll be staying out of the way' - Southgate on World Cup punditry
Summary
Sir Gareth Southgate, former England football manager, decided not to work as a TV pundit during the World Cup to avoid affecting the team's chances. Southgate resigned after England lost the Euro 2024 final and said he believes the team is ready to win the World Cup.Key Facts
- Southgate managed England for eight years and led the team in 102 games.
- He guided England to two European Championship finals and the 2018 World Cup semi-final.
- Southgate decided against TV punditry to avoid any negative impact on the team's performance.
- England’s World Cup matches include games against Croatia, Ghana, and Panama.
- Sir Alf Ramsey is the only other England manager to reach a major tournament final.
- England midfielder Jude Bellingham said players felt pressure and needed support during Euro 2024.
- Southgate speaks in a new BBC documentary about challenges facing young men today.
- Southgate wished the team good luck and said he would "stay out of the way" during the tournament.
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