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He told talkSPORT: “I’m not quite sure where we are with it now because we know totally what we stand for as a team.

“We’ve spoken for months about the issues here and what we don’t want to be falling into is feeling the need to react to every different country doing their thing.

“Australia produced a fantastic video, and great credit to them, but I don’t think we need to produce a better video because we want to be seen to be doing something.

I’m totally calm with that side of things.

“We are not going to please everybody even if we did something, and I’m not quite sure what that would be, I don’t think that would please or be enough for everybody anyway.

“The symbolic things would be good, maybe there’s something that could be done further down the line, I don’t know what that is, other people have to be thinking about those things because I’ve got a limited bandwidth and spending a lot of time on those issues, which is taking me away from football issues at times.”.

“The point immediately after the game is that we know the level that would be needed tomorrow to win the game and we’ve conceded too many goals.

The Three Lions were also given a boost this week with the news that captain Harry Kane would be fit following a scan on his ankle