Punkish Carsley makes bold calls and gets them right – is it too late to reach out to Thomas for a conversation? The young England team showcased their flair and confidence as they cruised past Greece under the guidance of interim manager Lee Carsley, leaving many to wonder why he isn’t being considered for the role on a permanent basis. The highlight of the evening in Athens came in the 82nd minute, as England’s youthful squad played with the exuberance of pampered schoolboys, executing intricate twirls and precise one-touch passes. On the right wing, Morgan Gibbs-White, a former player under Carsley’s management in the under-21s, skillfully flicked the ball inside to his teammates in the center. Curtis Jones, another product of Carsley’s under-21 setup, displayed his trademark calmness by letting the ball glide past him before delivering a perfectly executed drag-flick into the far corner of the net. This stunning goal brought the score to 3-0, marking the final significant moment of England’s penultimate match under an interim manager who has emerged as a quiet revolutionary, reminiscent of a Martin Luther in snug lycra tracksuit bottoms.