WHEN Gareth Southgate said Ivan Toney "had the hump" over being introduced into the Slovakia game four minutes into added time, it was the understatement of the tournament.
Ask any striker how they feel about being thrown on in desperation with only moments of a match left, and they will tell you it feels like a kick in the teeth for a professional player.
Toney, after playing a decisive role in the remarkable comeback in Cologne, was all smiles back on the England training ground but it is clear he was seething with Southgate on Sunday evening.
He said: "You're excited to come out to a tournament - you want to get minutes and come on.
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