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‘limited’ England  England coach Roy Hodgson greets supporters
after the 2014 World Cup qualifying match against Ukraine  What
I took out of England's draw in Ukraine is that it remains a lot
easier to destroy than it is to create.  When you are sitting so
deep in any match, it makes your job a lot easier. England go
away from home and are dependent upon defending. As a defender,
that type of 0-0 game in Kiev suits you. Every time.  If England
play every game as they are doing now then Gary Cahill and Phil
Jagielka will be fine, but if they go to a World Cup finals to
try to play a game of football to win the match with one of the
central defenders joining in the attacks, then you might find a
problem because that means you are squeezing up high.  You could
have had John Terry sitting in there last night, and he would
have done just as well because it is only defending.  England
set out their stall to defend in the Ukraine, and defend only.
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