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We’ve waited 28 years for this World Cup semi-final

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Including: An apology to Gareth Southgate, the best betting tips for England vs Croatia and how the

Including: An apology to Gareth Southgate, the best betting tips for England vs Croatia and how the world started fancying Gareth Southgate [British GQ]( [World Cup 2018]( [Gareth Southgate: an apology]( Every time England win during this World Cup my phone buzzes. It’s Twitter. The reason? Well, back in 2016, when Gareth Southgate got the top job, I wrote a piece entitled “Why Gareth Southgate is a terrible choice for England manager”. First of all I must say, in my defence, I was very fond of Sam Allardyce and, as you can imagine, September 2016 was a very emotional time for my family and me. Anyway, among the constant reposting and the odd #moron, someone suggested I write Southgate a letter of apology. So here it is... [Continue reading]( World Cup 2018 [World Cup 2018]( [England vs Croatia odds: World Cup 2018 betting tips]( [Continue reading]( [World Cup 2018]( [12 of the World Cup's greatest images]( [Continue reading]( [World Cup 2018]( [The joy of watching my child’s first World Cup]( [Continue reading]( [World Cup 2018]( [How the world started fancying Gareth Southgate]( [Continue reading]( FOLLOW GQ [twitter]( [facebook]( [youtube]( [instagram]( [Unsubscribe]( | [View this email in your browser]( Condé Nast Digital 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd [Our Privacy Policy](

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