Former Manchester United defender-turned-pundit Gary Neville has conceded he isn't as confident Gareth Southgate will stay on as England manager now as he was a few days ago.
Speculation has been rife over whether the Three Lions boss will remain in his post following elimination from the World Cup at the quarter-final stage against France. Further doubt shrouded Southgate's future when he admitted he felt "conflicted" over what to do, but Neville was quick to suggest he'd stay put.
Days later, the ex-England assistant coach appears to have slightly changed his stance, while also remaining upbeat about the manner in which the Three Lions were knocked out by Les Bleus - a side he feels are the best national team in the world.
