James Ward-Prowse revels in speech from Gareth Southgate
Gareth Southgate delivered a rip-roaring speech to his England squad on Monday morning during which the manager outlined a 'powerful' vision for the future. The manager's message during a team meeting at St George's Park was well-received - according to James Ward-Prowse - as they head into games with Germany and Lithuania. James Ward-Prowse spoke to the media at a press conference at St George's Park ENGLAND SQUAD Goalkeepers: Fraser Forster, Joe Hart, Tom Heaton Defenders: Ryan Bertrand, Gary Cahill, Nathaniel Clyne, Phil Jones, Michael Keane, Luke Shaw, Chris Smalling, John Stones, Kyle Walker Midfielders: Dele Alli, Michail Antonio, Ross Barkley, Eric Dier, Adam Lallana, Jesse Lingard, Jake Livermore, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Nathan Redmond, Raheem Sterling, James Ward-Prowse Strikers: Jermain Defoe, Marcus Rashford, Jamie Vardy 'We all want to be the best and give ourselves a chance to succeed. Ward-Prowse could earn an England debut this week in Germany and believes Southgate's experience as Under 21 boss provides youngsters with a platform to succeed with the seniors. Ward-Prowse earned an England call-up following some impressive Southampton displays Gareth Southgate has presented a vision of the future of English football to his players 'He's made it clear that pathway is there.
Discover Related
England coach Thomas Tuchel takes tips from the NBA as its World Cup quest begins
Mark Wood Set To Miss Most Of IND vs ENG Test Series After Knee Surgery
England manager Tuchel has hit the ground running, says FA chief Bullingham
England must start putting chances in the back of the net – Millie Bright
Michael Atherton gives blunt verdict on Jos Buttler’s captaincy after England crash out of Champions Trophy
Levi Colwill: Southampton win raises Chelsea’s confidence after tough patch
Gregor Townsend says Scotland must build on performance in narrow England defeat
Ange Postecoglou urges Tottenham to build on recent Premier League results
England and Sri Lanka spells helped Essex boss Chris Silverwood grow as a coach
Graham Potter pinpoints West Ham’s biggest weakness after Brentford setback
Andoni Iraola reiterates Bournemouth ‘reality’ after entering top four race
Kevin Schade’s early goal hands Brentford victory at West Ham
Injuries and lack of form – England need change in fortune at Champions Trophy