Raheem Sterling responds to England Euro 2020 boo boys as he leaps to Harry Kane's defence
Raheem Sterling has accused to the Wembley boo-boys of getting in a “panic” – along with the rest of the country. TV pundits and the rest of the media are fanning the concern and losing too quickly the trust that was built with the nation by the 2018 World Cup squad.
But in the cold light of day the England winger is adamant – the players still trust Harry Kane and Euro 2020 is far from over.
“I do feel there’s a bit of an over-reaction on the whole,” Sterling said. “I just feel there’s more of a panic on the outside than inside the building.
“Panic at the same the players who have been at a few tournaments, who have huge experience, trying to help the other ones.
“I don’t see anyone in the camp that feels any pressure or feels hard done by.
“As much as we can inside the building the best thing we can do is focus on the training field, focus on what’s being doing inside.
