GARY NEVILLE HAS had some harsh words for the current England set-up and hinted Fabio Capello should resign.

Speaking to the Mail on Sunday, the Sky Sports pundit also claimed England haven’t had a good team spirit since the days of Terry Venables.

He said:

“Before a tournament involving England, I would always spout words about our great team spirit. At the time I believed them but in hindsight, other than under Terry Venables at Euro 96, we never had a team that stood together and a manager who stood by us.”

He also had some home truths for current manager Fabio Capello, indicating that he’s not the right man for the job:

“Why don’t we go all the way and sort out the Capello issue. I’m not abreast of the thoughts of the FA board but I would be surprised if they did not believe he was over-priced. He has barely contributed to the grass roots and legacy of the English game and he wasn’t the choice of the chairman, David Bernstein.”

The former Man United full-back also accused the FA of “bowing to media pressure” over their decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.

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