Jamie Redknapp has poured water on England 's achievements under Gareth Southgate claiming the Three Lions often come up short when they play "a decent team" and have benefitted from "byes".
Southgate has opted to remain as the national team's boss until after Euro 2024 having initially taken time to ponder his next move after the World Cup exit to France. The 52-year-old has been in charge since 2016, when he stepped in following Sam Allardyce's sudden departure.
The England boss' report card reads - semi-final, final, quarter-final. He became the first man since Sir Bobby Robson to guide the Three Lions to the last four of a World Cup, where they were beaten in extra-time by Croatia. Italy and Les Blues have also broken national hearts since.
