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    Harry Kane urges pundits to remember own England experiences before criticising

    by Simon Peach Jun 23, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: PA Wire

    Harry Kane wants outspoken ex-England players to remember what it is like to wear the shirt and how tough tournaments were for them before criticising Gareth Southgate’s side.

    Among the favourites to win this summer’s European Championship, they sit top of Group C on four points heading into Tuesday’s final pool match against Slovenia in Cologne.

    But, despite being all-but through with a match to spare, England’s disjointed displays in the 1-0 win against Serbia and 1-1 draw with Denmark has seen the team come under intense scrutiny.

    Former striker labelled the display “s***” on his podcast, having said that Kane “needs to do a lot better”, with fellow pundit another critical voice.

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