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Published 16:52 10 Oct 2016 BST
Updated 14:48 21 Nov 2016 GMT

Gareth Southgate: He wouldn't stay out past his curfew (Photo by Jordan Mansfield/Getty Images)[/caption]
But is he hard nosed enough to bawl out Kyle Walker when he's just misplaced a crucial pass?
Well if reports coming from the press pack following the England squad are correct, then the answer to the question above is a resounding 'yes'.
It is now widely being reported that Southgate will drop his captain Wayne Rooney for the match against Slovenia on Tuesday night.
The skipper has been under intense scrutiny after one too many sub-par performances for his country. His club form hasn't been much better, prompting Jose Mourinho to bench him for Manchester United's last three games.
It looks like Southgate has now followed suit - and England fans are right behind him...
https://twitter.com/GimmeMour/status/785456760463196161
https://twitter.com/trentenders/status/785456745737023488
https://twitter.com/unitedmixer89/status/785456473698689024
https://twitter.com/JtheB_DKP/status/785456062212239360
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