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Chris Dunlavy, of our sister publication The Football League Paper, give us his take on the World Cup...

Pain game: England dejection after losing to France in the quarter-finals

A WORLD Cup we will all be glad to see the back of is finally over and hopefully the lesson has been learned that holding a mid-season tournament in a socially repressive country with no football culture was a bad idea.
But what else did we learn in Qatar? Here are the main takeaways from a World Cup like no other…
England need a playmaker
England played well against France. We outran them. Outpassed them. Outsh...

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