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England assistant manager reveals half-time talk to squad after Ghana frustrate side
England’s assistant manager delivered a message to the squad after a “frustrating” first half against Ghana on Tuesday (23 June). Speaking to the press during half-time at Boston Stadium, Anthony Barry said that Ghana was defending deeper than expected, and that the Three Lions are finding it tough to break down Carlos Queiroz’s squad. “ So the headline for us is probably patience,” he told the BBC, saying that the team needs to come back and attack with a stable base. ”Ghana are a team that have exceptional counter attack options and we've negated that so far.”
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independent.co.uk
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