Overview
- Speaking on Rio Ferdinand’s podcast, Gerrard said England’s 2000s squads lacked connection and never formed a true team.
- He admitted he often “hated” international camps, describing lonely hotel stints and feeling disconnected from team-mates.
- Gerrard criticised past staff for failing to manage egos or devise a workable plan to use him with Frank Lampard and Paul Scholes.
- He praised Gareth Southgate as underrated for rebuilding the England environment and fostering stronger relationships.
- Gerrard said he has “unfinished business” in management and would consider the right job, with reports linking him as a candidate for Rangers after Russell Martin’s sacking.