Soccer: Neville cool on English World Cup hopes

Gary Neville claims it is unfair to expect that England will win the World Cup next summer.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2001 - 12:00

Gary Neville claims it is unfair to expect that England will win the World Cup next summer.

Neville has tried to contain the nation’s hopes which have risen on the back of England’s demolition of Germany and qualification for the finals in Japan and South Korea.

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