England can improve, Johnson insists

Glen Johnson hopes England can finally end their major tournament hoodoo and go beyond the quarter-finals in Brazil next year should they qualify.

England can improve, Johnson insists
Sun, 26 May, 2013 - 16:52

Glen Johnson hopes England can finally end their major tournament hoodoo and go beyond the quarter-finals in Brazil next year should they qualify.

Not since the heady days of Euro 96 have England made it to the last four of a World Cup or European Championship.

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