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England Off & Running Under Lee Carsley, But Are The Fans Happy?
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England Interim Manager Lee Carsley was proud of his side's performance, but hopes they can improve after beating the Republic of Ireland 2-0 in his first game in charge, as they got their Nations League campaign off to a perfect start. England midfielder Declan Rice explained why he didn't celebrate against the country he used to play for, and heaped praise on Lee Carsley's management. Jason Cundy labelled England's second half performance as 'boring', but Jermaine Pennant argued their first half performance was the best he's seen 'in a long time', as fans called into the GameDay Phone In to have their say. Finally, the former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino reacts to reports Clearlake Capital are actively considering ways to buy out chairman Todd Boehly.
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