FA chairman Greg Dyke says sorry for England's miserable Euro 2016 exit

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has apologised for England's performance at Euro 2016.

Fri, 01 Jul, 2016 - 10:42

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has apologised for England's performance at Euro 2016.

Dyke, who on Wednesday questioned why anybody would want to manage England in the wake of Roy Hodgson's resignation, claimed the national team "froze" during their defeat to Iceland.

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