Gareth Southgate appointed new England manager on a 4 year contract

Interim manager Gareth Southgate is now appointed as the manager of the Three lions on a 4-year contract by the FA today. 

He was appointed as the Interim coach after controversial dismissal of Sam Allardyce in September after the Telegraph released footage of the 62-year-old discussing how to 'get around' FA rules with undercover journalists. 

England have played 4 games under the leadership of the former Middlesbrough manager. 

Their first game was a 2-0 win against Malta, then they played a 0-0 draw against Slovenia.

A comfortable 3-0 win over Scotland earlier this month made things more likely for Southgate but a late fightback by Spain in the friendly few days later prevented England from back to back wins.

Gareth Southgate has the confidence of his squad and the board. With World Cup 2018 in sight, this move should prove effective for the England football team who are still in search of an international glory since 1966.

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