We’ve learned to be realistic about England’s chances. It's a good attitude for us to adopt
Years of defeat and near misses have left the England team humbler and more realistic as they go into this year’s World Cup. Could Christians learn a thing or two from this refreshing approach, asks Tim Bechervaise
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